BlackRock buys infrastructure investor Global Infrastructure Partners for $12 billion
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BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, announced Friday it is buying Global Infrastructure Partners for about $12 billion in cash and stock.
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The Wall Street giant agreed to buy Global Infrastructure Partners, whose assets include airports and oil pipelines, in its biggest takeover in 15 years.
BlackRock reached an agreement to acquire Global Infrastructure Partners for $12.5 billion, a move aimed at advancing the investment giant's climate objectives.
BlackRock is buying Global Infrastructure Partners in a stock and cash deal worth $12.5 billion, as the world's largest asset manager expands its focus on infrastructure.
Global asset manager BlackRock, Inc. announced Friday that will purchase Global Infrastructure Partners, the world's largest infrastructure manager in a cash and stock deal.
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