INPP Realises US$66 Million from School Infrastructure Investments

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International Public Partnerships (INPP) has completed the financial close of a GBP 49 million (US$66 million) debt financing transaction, releasing capital from its UK education PPP portfolio, specifically the Priority Schools Building Aggregator Programme and 13 minority interests within the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) initiative. The cash raised and retained equity from this transaction were secured at a premium to the 31 December 2024 valuation, and the remaining equity holdings now account for approximately 1% of INPP’s net asset value (NAV) as of that date. Over the last two years, INPP has distributed more than GBP 315 million (US$428 million) in proceeds from asset realisations across energy transmission, social, and digital infrastructure, equating to roughly 12% of the portfolio by value, with all disposals at or above valuation. INPP continues to follow its disciplined capital allocation strategy, involving careful use of its corporate debt facility, targeted realisations to recycle mature assets, and strategic deployment of proceeds—either via its expanded £200 million share buyback programme (with £80 million already executed and running through March 2026) or selective reinvestment where long-term returns exceed the benefits of buybacks. 

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