# Arjun Infrastructure Partners

Arjun Infrastructure Partners is an independent infrastructure fund manager founded in London in 2015 by Surinder Toor, which invests in European mid-market core and core-plus infrastructure assets on behalf of institutional investors.<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup> It is an infrastructure private-equity manager that targets control and co-control positions across renewables, digital, transport, and utilities in Europe.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup> The firm is headquartered in London with an office in Paris and remains active, with [Companies House](https://www.edgepedia.org/companies-house) filings recorded through 2026.<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup><sup> • </sup><sup>[3](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/filing-history)</sup>

| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Legal entity | Arjun Infrastructure Partners Limited (company number 09431213), incorporated 10 February 2015<sup>[4](https://opengovuk.com/company/09431213)</sup> |
| Founder | Surinder Toor, Founding Partner<sup>[5](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/team)</sup> |
| Offices | London (headquarters) and Paris<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup> |
| Strategy | European mid-market core and core-plus infrastructure: renewables, digital, transport, utilities<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup> |
| Scale | IPE recorded over €5.7 billion of assets under management as at March 2024<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup> |
| Largest fund | Infrastructure Alliance Europe 2, final close May 2024 at €1.1 billion<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup> |
| Status | Active; director appointments and accounts filed through 2026<sup>[3](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/filing-history)</sup> |

## History and people

Arjun Infrastructure Partners Limited was incorporated on 10 February 2015.<sup>[4](https://opengovuk.com/company/09431213)</sup> Surinder Singh Toor (born 1972) has been a director since 17 June 2015, making him a founding officer of record.<sup>[6](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/officers)</sup> According to the firm's own website, Toor was previously Head of Europe for J.P. Morgan's Global Infrastructure Investment Fund, Chief Financial Officer at Scotia Gas Networks and Managing Director at [American Electric Power](https://www.edgepedia.org/american-electric-power)'s European operations, a record across infrastructure investing, corporate finance, and utility management.<sup>[5](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/team)</sup>

Control and senior team. The company is controlled through Aip Holdings 2 Limited, which holds 50 to 75 percent of shares (notified 31 March 2025, replacing the earlier Aip Holdings Ltd entry), and Toor has held significant influence or control since 6 April 2016.<sup>[4](https://opengovuk.com/company/09431213)</sup> François Bornens joined at the firm's founding in 2015 and leads investor relations.<sup>[5](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/team)</sup> Romain Py, who joined in 2020, is responsible for originating and executing investments; he was previously CIO for African Infrastructure Investment Managers and Head of European Transactions at J.P. Morgan Asset Management's Infrastructure Investment Group.<sup>[5](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/team)</sup>

Recent registry activity shows board turnover as well as continuity. Romain Py was appointed a director on 14 December 2023 and Adam Karl Delaney on 31 December 2025, both recorded as active.<sup>[6](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/officers)</sup> The officers register lists nine officers with five resignations, including François Bornens, Peter Szymon Antolik, and Charles John Gore Hazelwood, and one director, appointed 1 July 2019, resigned on 22 January 2026.<sup>[6](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/officers)</sup> The filing history separately records the appointment of Charles John Gore Hazelwood as a director in March 2026, alongside a confirmation statement and accounts made up to 30 June 2025.<sup>[3](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/filing-history)</sup>

## Strategy

Arjun provides institutional investors with direct access to European core and core-plus mid-market infrastructure through commingled funds and separately managed accounts.<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup> The firm's flagship fund strategy targets inflation-protected returns through control and co-control positions across renewables, digital, transport, and utilities in Europe.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup>

Sustainability classification is part of the fund design. Infrastructure Alliance Europe 2 is classified as Article 8 under the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), the category for funds with binding environmental or social characteristics; the firm states the fund's strategy aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and supports net zero by 2050.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup>

## Funds

Arjun's flagship vehicles are the Infrastructure Alliance Europe series. Infrastructure Alliance Europe 1 (IAE-1) raised €1 billion, and Infrastructure Alliance Europe 2 (IAE-2), launched in 2022 as its successor, reached a final close in May 2024 with total commitments of €1.1 billion, plus an additional €300 million allocated to a co-investment program for the firm's investors.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup> At the time of the announcement, Arjun said a significant proportion of IAE-2's commitments had already been invested through bilateral transactions.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup>

Preqin records the firm as managing three infrastructure funds in core and core-plus strategies focused on Europe, plus one natural resources fund focused on energy and water.<sup>[7](https://www.preqin.com/data/profile/fund-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/273293)</sup>

## Investors and portfolio

Arjun's limited partners are large institutional asset owners. Preqin's LP records list public pension funds based in Stockholm, Oslo, and [Ramat Gan](https://www.edgepedia.org/ramat-gan), a private-sector pension fund in Copenhagen and an insurance company in [Tel Aviv](https://www.edgepedia.org/tel-aviv) among investors in Arjun funds.<sup>[7](https://www.preqin.com/data/profile/fund-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/273293)</sup>

On portfolio holdings, IPE notes the firm manages assets across European core and core-plus mid-market infrastructure via funds and separate accounts,<sup>[1](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)</sup> and the firm says IAE-2 was substantially deployed at its May 2024 close.<sup>[2](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)</sup>

## References

1. [Arjun Infrastructure Partners | Asset manager | IPE Reference Hub](https://hub.ipe.com/asset-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/425072.supplier)
2. [Arjun closes Infrastructure Alliance Europe 2 fund (firm press release)](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/post/arjun-closes-infrastructure-alliance-europe-2-fund)
3. [Arjun Infrastructure Partners Limited filing history — Companies House](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/filing-history)
4. [Arjun Infrastructure Partners Limited — company profile (registry data mirror)](https://opengovuk.com/company/09431213)
5. [Arjun Infrastructure — Team (firm website)](https://www.arjuninfrastructure.com/team)
6. [Arjun Infrastructure Partners Limited people — Companies House (GOV.UK)](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/09431213/officers)
7. [Arjun Infrastructure Partners Fund Manager Profile — Preqin](https://www.preqin.com/data/profile/fund-manager/arjun-infrastructure-partners/273293)

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*Initially written Sep 17, 2026 · Edited: Oct 12, 2026; Oct 15, 2026*

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