The Stability Anchor
Financing What Powers The Future
InfraDebt
Australia's Leading Infrastructure Private Debt Specialist
With Deep Energy Transition Expertise.
13
Years
80+
Projects
$1bn
Financed
1,400+
GWh a year of renewable generation
InfraDebt structures and enables the flow of capital into assets powering the energy transition
We're in the business of making good investments that make commercial sense and benefit the world.
InfraDebt is the conduit between capital and real assets.
Serving as a portfolio stability anchor for investors in the infrastructure/energy transition, asset class, and a growth enabler for borrowers seeking to unlock complex and emerging energy transition infrastructure opportunities.
For Investors
Disciplined, asset-backed investments in the energy transition growth sector. Infrastructure debt investment serves as a portfolio stability anchor.
A defensive mid-risk allocation delivering reliable returns that contribute to performance, with risk levels low enough to preserve portfolio defensiveness.
We're a disciplined fund manager that structures for stability.
InfraDebts Core and Opportunistic Funds aim to deliver resilient income, lower volatility and predictable cash flows through the market cycle.
InfraDebt's IEF fund has a 10-year track record, delivering a 4.3% per annum outperformance over 10+ years and a 6.8% IEF fund return CY 2025.
For Borrowers
Flexible debt capital solutions unlocking complex, emerging and essential infrastructure opportunities across the energy transition.
Designed for non-standard assets and growth-stage infrastructure businesses, delivering speed, certainty and specialist structuring where traditional lenders fall short.
Interested in learning more about our financing options?
Where we invest
Renewable Energy & Decarbonisation
Solar, Wind, Hybrid Generation.
Both grid-scale, embedded and storage.
Embedded networks and micro-grid where there is or will be significant use of renewable energy and or efficiency gains
Social Infrastructure
Public transport, hospitals and health facilities and research facilities.
Educational facilities and convention centres.
Water or sewage treatment/networks, recycling facilities, water facilities and desalination.
Impact/Environmental Property Projects
Social housing/NDIS/environmental projects.
Debt serviced by operating cash flows,
(eg no property development. No projects where returns depend on sales/exits).
Turning Ready Projects into Operating Assets
Distribution Connected Accelerator Program (DCAP)
What is DCAP?
The Distribution Connected Accelerator Program (DCAP) is a $100 million government-backed debt financing initiative funded by the Clean Energy Finance Corporation ("CEFC") and managed by Infradebt.
The program provides streamlined senior secured debt to accelerate the delivery of distribution-connected renewable energy generation and battery storage projects across Australia.
By supporting smaller, faster-to-deliver projects, DCAP helps unlock renewable energy capacity sooner, making better use of existing distribution networks while addressing a critical funding gap for projects.
Project Highlights
A diverse range of investments across Australia and New Zealand.
We focus on essential infrastructure and energy transition assets seeking capital that both enables business growth and benefits the world.
Wind/Solar, Battery Hybrid
Finance: $65m
Period: 7 years
Phase: Operations
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Distributed Energy
Finance: $50m
Period: Approx. 5 years
Phase: Operational portfolio plus capex facility for site expansion
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Battery
Finance: $43.3m
Period: Construction plus 12 years
Phase: Construction plus operations
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Social Infrastructure
Finance: $9.7m
Period: 221 months
Structure: Senior secured project CPI linked bond (debt payments indexed to inflation)
Phase: Operations
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Events
Conexus Fiduciary
Investors Symposium Victoria 2026
Symposium 13-15 October 2026
Healesville
Meet Alexander Austin (CEO/Co-Founder) - Panel Speaker
Chin-Lee Yu (investment Director/Co-Founder)
Panel: Infrastructure and the energy capital mismatch
The energy transition represents one of the largest capital deployment challenges in history, yet the money is not flowing where it is needed most.
Capital is crowding into operational assets while new-build infrastructure struggles to attract finance at the scale and speed the transition demands.
This session examines why the mismatch persists, whether current market structures and policy settings can close the gap, and how asset owners can participate without abandoning discipline, including whether transition exposure can be structured as a defensive allocation, delivering resilient income and downside protection rather than another growth bet in an alreadyequity-heavy portfolio.
Ready to find out more? Lets start a conversation.
Infradebt Pty Ltd
Level 5, 64 Northbourne Avenue
Canberra ACT 2601
PO Box 5395 Braddon 2612
E: info@infradebt.com.au