UK-based asset manager Gresham House has announced plans to acquire Switzerland’s SUSI Partners, a specialist in sustainable infrastructure investments, in a move that will expand its global footprint in the fast-growing green energy sector.
The acquisition underscores Gresham House’s strategy to strengthen its position in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable infrastructure – areas that are seeing record investor interest amid the global push toward net zero. SUSI Partners, known for managing dedicated funds in clean energy and climate transition, brings deep expertise and a portfolio spanning Europe, Asia, and emerging markets.
Executives from Gresham House said the deal would create one of the largest independent platforms for sustainable infrastructure investment, combining capital strength with diversified expertise. The merged entity will manage a broader range of funds, offering institutional investors greater opportunities to back projects in solar, wind, energy storage, and sustainable transport.
Industry analysts view the acquisition as a timely step, with green infrastructure expected to be a cornerstone of global economic growth in the coming decade. By joining forces, Gresham House and SUSI Partners aim to accelerate investment into projects that deliver both financial returns and measurable environmental impact.
