Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan's Private Department Invests $1.13 Billion in MidOcean Energy, Partners with EIG
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The Private Department of Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan, based in Abu Dhabi, has committed to invest $1.13 billion in MidOcean Energy and formed a strategic partnership with EIG, a global energy and infrastructure investment firm. The investment is part of the Private Department's diversified investment strategy across multiple sectors and geographies.
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The Private Department... together with its affiliate KSH Investments, are a diversified investment and asset management platform focused on identifying and developing long-term investment opportunities across a diversified range of sectors and geographies.
LONDON & WASHINGTON — The Private Department of Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalid Al Nahyan (the “Private Department”) has today committed to invest $1.13bn in MidOcean E…
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