STANLIB Infrastructure offers investors a compelling opportunity to invest across a range of infrastructure development projects through a private equity vehicle. We focus mainly on the power, renewable energy, rail roads, airports, water and telecommunication sectors.
We promote socially responsible and environmentally sustainable business practices and implement the highest standards of corporate governance and responsibility.
Track record and trusted team
Experienced team with deep complementary industry, technical and geographic investment experience and a proven track record across the capital structure.
Diversification through scale
STANLIB intends to provide its investors with a platform in which to achieve significant scale that allows for diversification across infrastructure assets and asset classes
Attractive returns
STANLIB Infrastructure has the ability to achieve enhanced risk adjusted returns through unique deal sourcing via key investment professionals’ industry networks and risk reduction through deal diversification.
We believe that investment in the infrastructure asset class in South Africa not only offers investors diversified, risk appropriate, stable, long-term returns but is a powerful means of making a tangible and sustainable difference to South African communities.
A highly-regarded team of six private equity professionals, the STANLIB Infrastructure team has the experience, expertise and deal-making track record required to successfully bring infrastructure opportunities to market.
The team is headed by Greg Babaya, Managing Principal and Andy Louw, Principal.
Greg joined STANLIB in 2012 bringing more than 18 years of experience in energy financing, project finance and infrastructure investing in Africa, North America and Latin America. He also has a proven track record in private equity investing as well as in the establishment and capital raising of Infrastructure Funds.
Greg Babaya
BCom, Bcompt (Honours), MBA Experience – 22 years
Andy Louw
BCom, DipAcc, CA(SA), CFA Experience – 17 years