2025年全球基础设施资产报告

The Global Voice of Infrastructure Investors Our Annual Infrastructure Asset Report paints a clear pictureof the scale of our members’ deployment of private capitalaround the world. It is this reach – and the economic and social benefits – that make GIIA the globalvoice of infrastructure investors. Convening our members with governments and regulators to create the conditionsfor private investment that help to close the infrastructure funding gap. Assets under Management$2.2tn Investors85Assets2,855 GIIA’s Growth over Time The value of GIIA members’ assetsunder management (AUM) hasmore than quadrupled since 2017. The number of investor members hasincreased by 70% since our first asset report.Looking at the top 100 infrastructure generalpartners (GPs) globally, those who are GIIAmembers raised three-quarters (74%) of allinfrastructure capital during 2019–2024. Member Assets by Region GIIA members have 2,855 assets and investments worldwide Breakdown by Region and Sector The composition of assets bynumber varies from region to region. Renewable assets are heavily representedacross all markets, with the largest proportionin mainland Europe. transport, utilities and telecoms. This compares toemerging markets in Asia, Oceania and Central andSouth America, with large distributions of utilities40%50% • USA: $511bn •Europe: $485bn•UK: $341bn Value of Assets by Sector and RegionUSA, UK and Europe Across the four “Core” Sectors Changes in Sector Focus Since 2017 Investor focus on different sectors haschanged since the Annual Asset Reportwas launched in 2017. have increased significantly as a share of the portfolio,while utilities have declined. In 2023, we refined oursector taxonomy by adding new categories for members’investments in oil, gas and bulk liquid storage and by Proportion of Asset Types in “Core” Sectors Proportion of Asset Types in “Core Plus” and “Value Add” Sectors infrastructure and advisors to the sector. On behalf of our members,we work with governments and other key stakeholders to promote therole of private capital in delivering smart, sustainable infrastructure.