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Morrison
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Morrison New Zealand Limited
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Private
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1988
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Morrison is a privately held, Wellington-headquartered infrastructure investment manager founded in 1988 by Lloyd Morrison, managing US$30+ billion in assets across private and listed markets. The firm invests on behalf of institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds through multiple vehicles, including listed funds (Infratil on NZX/ASX), unlisted funds (Utilities Trust of Australia, Value Add strategy), segregated mandates, and co-investments, with seven offices in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States and 225+ professionals.

The core product set spans listed and unlisted infrastructure platforms: Infratil (renewables, digital, healthcare, airports), UTA (Australian and UK transport, electricity transmission, water), Morrison Listed Infrastructure and the High Conviction Fund, Chrysalis Renewables LP (solar and BESS), Polaris (APAC cold chain logistics), Fillex (US automated pharmacy fulfillment), and Gurīn Energy (Southeast Asia renewables). Morrison's revenue model combines recurring management fees on AUM with performance fees tied to investment outcomes, distributed via direct relationship management with pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and wholesale allocators.

The firm's recent strategic emphasis is on geographic and vertical expansion, particularly the buildout of North American capability from its Rockefeller Center headquarters and the launch of new purpose-built platforms in cold chain logistics (Polaris, via the February 2026 SuperFreeze Singapore acquisition), pharmacy infrastructure (Fillex, January 2026), and global renewables (Chrysalis-Hanwha partnership targeting 3.5GW+). Morrison monetizes this platform through co-investment alongside its own capital, enabling deeper alignment with institutional LPs.

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Morrison is a privately held global infrastructure investment manager founded in 1988, managing US$30+ billion for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors via listed and unlisted vehicles.

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HeadquartersWellington, New Zealand
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Oceania
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Serves global market

Offices7 records

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Keyword5 values
infrastructure investment management, private infrastructure funds, listed infrastructure vehicles, renewable energy investing, institutional asset management
Industry1 code
PRIMARYFSANAEAL
Infrastructure Debt Funds
Financial & Insurance/Private Equity & Venture Capital/Real Assets Funds (Infrastructure, Real Estate, Energy)
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  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
SIC code1 code
  • Investment Advice6282
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Infrastructure Investment Management
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1Management Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Management fees charged on assets under management across listed and unlisted funds, segregated accounts, and managed investment vehicles such as Infratil and Utilities Trust of Australia.

morrisonglobal.com
2Performance Fees
TypeManaged Services
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Performance-based fees tied to investment returns and outcomes for institutional investor clients.

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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others
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1Morrison Listed Infrastructure High Conviction Fund
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A concentrated listed infrastructure portfolio leveraging Morrison's real asset insights to select best global infrastructure opportunities.

morrisonglobal.com
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Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager that raises and deploys capital on behalf of institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds across private and listed infrastructure markets. The firm manages US$30+ billion in AUM through listed funds (such as Infratil on the NZX), unlisted funds (such as Utilities Trust of Australia), segregated accounts, and dedicated sector platforms covering renewable energy (Chrysalis Renewables), APAC cold chain logistics (Polaris), US pharmacy logistics (Fillex), digital infrastructure (FiberLight), and data centers (Canberra Data Centres). Revenue is generated through management fees on AUM and performance fees tied to investment returns.

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  • 18% annual net returns delivered over 32-year track record
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Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager offering a suite of investment products spanning private and listed markets. The core product portfolio includes: (1) Infratil, a listed infrastructure vehicle on the NZX and ASX investing in renewables, digital infrastructure, healthcare, and airports; (2) Utilities Trust of Australia (UTA), an unlisted global portfolio of high-quality assets in transport, electricity transmission, and water; (3) Morrison Listed Infrastructure, offering a High Conviction Fund and bespoke mandates for listed infrastructure exposure; (4) Chrysalis Renewables LP, a global renewables investment platform targeting solar and battery storage in North America with expansion to Asia-Pacific and Europe; (5) Polaris, an APAC cold chain logistics platform built through the SuperFreeze Singapore acquisition; (6) Fillex, a US-based automated pharmacy fulfillment platform; and (7) Gurīn Energy, a Southeast Asia-focused renewables platform. These products are organized across investment strategies including Value Add, Core/Core Plus, and Listed Securities, serving institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds globally.

Product and service9 records
1Infratil
CategoryListed investment vehicle
Description

Listed infrastructure investment vehicle publicly listed by Morrison on the NZX since 1994. Invests in renewables, digital infrastructure, healthcare, and airports, with operations in New Zealand, Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. One of the largest companies by market capitalization on the NZX.

2Utilities Trust of Australia (UTA)
CategoryUnlisted investment vehicle
Description

Global portfolio of high-quality infrastructure assets, principally in transport, electricity transmission, and water sectors in Australia and the United Kingdom. Managed by Morrison since 2018.

3Morrison Listed Infrastructure
CategoryInvestment strategy
Description

Managed listed infrastructure portfolios leveraging insights as owners and operators of real assets to identify high conviction global listed infrastructure opportunities. Offers a High Conviction Fund and bespoke mandates for institutional clients.

4Morrison Listed Infrastructure High Conviction Fund
CategoryFund
Description

Concentrated listed infrastructure portfolio leveraging Morrison's real asset insights to select the best global infrastructure opportunities. Part of Morrison's listed investment solutions for institutional clients.

5Morrison Value Add Strategy
CategoryInvestment strategy
Description

Global, middle market infrastructure strategy focused on significant capital appreciation supported by major global growth trends. Targets investments across digital infrastructure, renewables, and social infrastructure with a diversified geographic mandate across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.

6Chrysalis Renewables LP
CategoryInvestment platform
Description

Global renewables investment platform established by Morrison targeting solar and battery storage deployment. Partnership with Hanwha Renewables targets more than 3.5GW in North America, with expansion potential to Japan, Australia, and Italy. Generation capacity increased to approximately 700MW following Atlas V and VI acquisition.

7Polaris
CategoryInvestment platform
Description

Asia-Pacific cold chain platform established by Morrison through the acquisition of SuperFreeze Singapore. Includes an automated cold storage facility in Tuas serving food and beverage and pharmaceutical sectors, with expansion targeted across ASEAN and broader Asia-Pacific.

8Fillex
CategoryInvestment platform
Description

National automated pharmacy logistics platform providing centralized, automated pharmacy fulfillment services to retail pharmacies, grocery chains, e-commerce providers, and health systems in the United States. Addresses rising operational costs, shrinking reimbursement margins, and labor shortages in the pharmacy industry.

9Gurīn Energy
CategoryInvestment platform
Description

Singapore-headquartered renewable energy platform investing across Southeast Asia, including projects supporting Singapore's clean energy ambitions. Owned by Infratil and managed by Morrison.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership10 partners
1Chrysalis Renewables LP
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Global renewables investment platform established by Morrison. The platform invests in utility-scale solar, wind, and storage projects. Chrysalis has partnered with Innagreen/RES (Renewable Energy Systems Limited) for project development capabilities.

morrisonglobal.com
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic partnership for renewable energy development. Hanwha's subsidiary Qcells provides solar modules and EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) services for Chrysalis Renewables projects.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Singapore-headquartered renewable energy platform. Morrison partnered with Gurīn Energy to expand its renewable energy investment capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Listed infrastructure investment company managed by Morrison, listed on NZX. Represents Morrison's flagship listed vehicle for infrastructure investment in New Zealand and Australia.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Unlisted infrastructure trust managed by Morrison, providing exposure to Australian essential services infrastructure.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Digital infrastructure provider invested by Morrison. Part of the digital infrastructure investment strategy.

7Canberra Data Centres (CDC)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Australian data center operator. Represents Morrison's investment in digital infrastructure and data center assets.

morrisonglobal.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic partnership for EV charging infrastructure development. EDF Group provides expertise in electric vehicle charging solutions as part of Morrison's energy transition investments.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Strategic partnership for Crate Pooling platform. Pact Group provides packaging and logistics expertise for the pooling solution.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Acquired for Polaris cold chain platform. Expands Morrison's cold chain logistics capabilities in Southeast Asia.

Recent move10 records

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Expansion highlight7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialist digital infrastructure investment manager (data centers, towers, fiber). Highly relevant as Morrison's digital infrastructure platforms (Canberra Data Centres, FiberLight) compete in the same thematic sub-sector.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Australian-owned infrastructure investment manager founded by industry superannuation funds. Directly comparable to Morrison as a specialist infrastructure manager serving pension fund clients with both listed and unlisted strategies, with overlapping Australian institutional LP base.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialist infrastructure investment manager focused on North American communications, energy transition, and transport. Comparable to Morrison in targeting long-duration institutional capital and developing operating platforms in digital and energy infrastructure.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Infrastructure investing as part of BlackRock's broader alternatives platform. Competes with Morrison for institutional infrastructure mandates but as part of a much wider multi-asset franchise rather than a specialist.

TypeDirect peer
Description

European-headquartered specialist infrastructure fund manager listed on Euronext Paris. Comparable to Morrison as a pure-play infrastructure manager serving institutional LPs, with similar focus on operating value-add platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent global infrastructure investment manager with funds across energy, utilities, digital infrastructure, and transport. Directly comparable as a mid-to-large specialist infrastructure manager pursuing platform investments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialist infrastructure and real estate investment manager owned by the HSBC Group. Comparable to Morrison in serving institutional investors with dedicated infrastructure strategies across private and listed markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Macquarie's infrastructure platform manages the largest pool of infrastructure capital globally. Like Morrison, it invests across private and listed infrastructure for institutional clients and is a major sponsor of infrastructure operating platforms.

TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the world's largest infrastructure investment managers with hundreds of billions in infrastructure AUM. Directly comparable to Morrison in investing across private and listed infrastructure on behalf of institutional investors, though at far greater scale and breadth of strategy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major alternative asset manager with a dedicated infrastructure platform investing across core and core-plus assets globally. Comparable to Morrison in institutional infrastructure fundraising and operating-platform investments.

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profiles21 records

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Morrison

Infrastructure Investment Managementmorrisonglobal.com

Morrison is a privately held global infrastructure investment manager founded in 1988, managing US$30+ billion for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors via listed and unlisted vehicles.

What Morrison does

Morrison is a privately held, Wellington-headquartered infrastructure investment manager founded in 1988 by Lloyd Morrison, managing US$30+ billion in assets across private and listed markets. The firm invests on behalf of institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds through multiple vehicles, including listed funds (Infratil on NZX/ASX), unlisted funds (Utilities Trust of Australia, Value Add strategy), segregated mandates, and co-investments, with seven offices in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and the United States and 225+ professionals.

The core product set spans listed and unlisted infrastructure platforms: Infratil (renewables, digital, healthcare, airports), UTA (Australian and UK transport, electricity transmission, water), Morrison Listed Infrastructure and the High Conviction Fund, Chrysalis Renewables LP (solar and BESS), Polaris (APAC cold chain logistics), Fillex (US automated pharmacy fulfillment), and Gurīn Energy (Southeast Asia renewables). Morrison's revenue model combines recurring management fees on AUM with performance fees tied to investment outcomes, distributed via direct relationship management with pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and wholesale allocators.

The firm's recent strategic emphasis is on geographic and vertical expansion, particularly the buildout of North American capability from its Rockefeller Center headquarters and the launch of new purpose-built platforms in cold chain logistics (Polaris, via the February 2026 SuperFreeze Singapore acquisition), pharmacy infrastructure (Fillex, January 2026), and global renewables (Chrysalis-Hanwha partnership targeting 3.5GW+). Morrison monetizes this platform through co-investment alongside its own capital, enabling deeper alignment with institutional LPs.

Morrison firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Morrison
Legal name
Morrison New Zealand Limited
Website
https://morrisonglobal.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1988
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
Morrison is a privately held global infrastructure investment manager founded in 1988, managing US$30+ billion for pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutional investors via listed and unlisted vehicles.
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akta.pro rank

Morrison industry classification

Industry
Product category
Infrastructure Investment Management
NAICS
Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYFSANAEAL
Infrastructure Debt Funds
Financial & Insurance/Private Equity & Venture Capital/Real Assets Funds (Infrastructure, Real Estate, Energy)

Keywords

  • Infrastructure investment management
  • Private infrastructure funds
  • Listed infrastructure vehicles
  • Renewable energy investing
  • Institutional asset management

Where Morrison is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Wellington
HQ country
New Zealand
HQ region
Oceania

Offices7 records

Markets served

Morrison business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Management Fees: Management fees charged on assets under management across listed and unlisted funds, segregated accounts, and managed investment vehicles such as Infratil and Utilities Trust of Australia.
  2. Performance Fees: Performance-based fees tied to investment returns and outcomes for institutional investor clients.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels3 records

Morrison product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager that raises and deploys capital on behalf of institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds across private and listed infrastructure markets. The firm manages US$30+ billion in AUM through listed funds (such as Infratil on the NZX), unlisted funds (such as Utilities Trust of Australia), segregated accounts, and dedicated sector platforms covering renewable energy (Chrysalis Renewables), APAC cold chain logistics (Polaris), US pharmacy logistics (Fillex), digital infrastructure (FiberLight), and data centers (Canberra Data Centres). Revenue is generated through management fees on AUM and performance fees tied to investment returns.

Product overview

Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager offering a suite of investment products spanning private and listed markets. The core product portfolio includes: (1) Infratil, a listed infrastructure vehicle on the NZX and ASX investing in renewables, digital infrastructure, healthcare, and airports; (2) Utilities Trust of Australia (UTA), an unlisted global portfolio of high-quality assets in transport, electricity transmission, and water; (3) Morrison Listed Infrastructure, offering a High Conviction Fund and bespoke mandates for listed infrastructure exposure; (4) Chrysalis Renewables LP, a global renewables investment platform targeting solar and battery storage in North America with expansion to Asia-Pacific and Europe; (5) Polaris, an APAC cold chain logistics platform built through the SuperFreeze Singapore acquisition; (6) Fillex, a US-based automated pharmacy fulfillment platform; and (7) Gurīn Energy, a Southeast Asia-focused renewables platform. These products are organized across investment strategies including Value Add, Core/Core Plus, and Listed Securities, serving institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds globally.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Morrison Listed Infrastructure High Conviction Fund: A concentrated listed infrastructure portfolio leveraging Morrison's real asset insights to select best global infrastructure opportunities.
  • Polaris
  • Chrysalis Renewables
  • Fillex

Products and services

  • Infratil Listed infrastructure investment vehicle publicly listed by Morrison on the NZX since 1994. Invests in renewables, digital infrastructure, healthcare, and airports, with operations in New Zealand, Australia, Europe, Asia, and the United States. One of the largest companies by market capitalization on the NZX.
  • Utilities Trust of Australia (UTA) Global portfolio of high-quality infrastructure assets, principally in transport, electricity transmission, and water sectors in Australia and the United Kingdom. Managed by Morrison since 2018.
  • Morrison Listed Infrastructure Managed listed infrastructure portfolios leveraging insights as owners and operators of real assets to identify high conviction global listed infrastructure opportunities. Offers a High Conviction Fund and bespoke mandates for institutional clients.
  • Morrison Listed Infrastructure High Conviction Fund Concentrated listed infrastructure portfolio leveraging Morrison's real asset insights to select the best global infrastructure opportunities. Part of Morrison's listed investment solutions for institutional clients.
  • Morrison Value Add Strategy Global, middle market infrastructure strategy focused on significant capital appreciation supported by major global growth trends. Targets investments across digital infrastructure, renewables, and social infrastructure with a diversified geographic mandate across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific.
  • Chrysalis Renewables LP Global renewables investment platform established by Morrison targeting solar and battery storage deployment. Partnership with Hanwha Renewables targets more than 3.5GW in North America, with expansion potential to Japan, Australia, and Italy. Generation capacity increased to approximately 700MW following Atlas V and VI acquisition.
  • Polaris Asia-Pacific cold chain platform established by Morrison through the acquisition of SuperFreeze Singapore. Includes an automated cold storage facility in Tuas serving food and beverage and pharmaceutical sectors, with expansion targeted across ASEAN and broader Asia-Pacific.
  • Fillex National automated pharmacy logistics platform providing centralized, automated pharmacy fulfillment services to retail pharmacies, grocery chains, e-commerce providers, and health systems in the United States. Addresses rising operational costs, shrinking reimbursement margins, and labor shortages in the pharmacy industry.
  • Gurīn Energy Singapore-headquartered renewable energy platform investing across Southeast Asia, including projects supporting Singapore's clean energy ambitions. Owned by Infratil and managed by Morrison.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 18% annual net returns delivered over 32-year track record
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Morrison

Customer profile

Named customers2 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Morrison technology and API

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Morrison partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Ten partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Chrysalis Renewables LPcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGlobal renewables investment platform established by Morrison. The platform invests in utility-scale solar, wind, and storage projects. Chrysalis has partnered with Innagreen/RES (Renewable Energy Systems Limited) for project development capabilities.
  • Hanwha Renewables LLCcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership for renewable energy development. Hanwha's subsidiary Qcells provides solar modules and EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) services for Chrysalis Renewables projects.
  • Gurīn EnergycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSingapore-headquartered renewable energy platform. Morrison partnered with Gurīn Energy to expand its renewable energy investment capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region.
  • InfratilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerListed infrastructure investment company managed by Morrison, listed on NZX. Represents Morrison's flagship listed vehicle for infrastructure investment in New Zealand and Australia.
  • Utilities Trust of Australia (UTA)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUnlisted infrastructure trust managed by Morrison, providing exposure to Australian essential services infrastructure.
  • FiberLightminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerDigital infrastructure provider invested by Morrison. Part of the digital infrastructure investment strategy.
  • Canberra Data Centres (CDC)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAustralian data center operator. Represents Morrison's investment in digital infrastructure and data center assets.
  • EDF GroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership for EV charging infrastructure development. EDF Group provides expertise in electric vehicle charging solutions as part of Morrison's energy transition investments.
  • Pact GroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStrategic partnership for Crate Pooling platform. Pact Group provides packaging and logistics expertise for the pooling solution.
  • SuperFreeze SingaporeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcquired for Polaris cold chain platform. Expands Morrison's cold chain logistics capabilities in Southeast Asia.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Morrison competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • DigitalBridge: Specialist digital infrastructure investment manager (data centers, towers, fiber). Highly relevant as Morrison's digital infrastructure platforms (Canberra Data Centres, FiberLight) compete in the same thematic sub-sector.
  • IFM Investors: Australian-owned infrastructure investment manager founded by industry superannuation funds. Directly comparable to Morrison as a specialist infrastructure manager serving pension fund clients with both listed and unlisted strategies, with overlapping Australian institutional LP base.
  • Stonepeak Partners: Specialist infrastructure investment manager focused on North American communications, energy transition, and transport. Comparable to Morrison in targeting long-duration institutional capital and developing operating platforms in digital and energy infrastructure.
  • Antin Infrastructure Partners: European-headquartered specialist infrastructure fund manager listed on Euronext Paris. Comparable to Morrison as a pure-play infrastructure manager serving institutional LPs, with similar focus on operating value-add platforms.
  • I Squared Capital: Independent global infrastructure investment manager with funds across energy, utilities, digital infrastructure, and transport. Directly comparable as a mid-to-large specialist infrastructure manager pursuing platform investments.
  • InfraRed Capital Partners: Specialist infrastructure and real estate investment manager owned by the HSBC Group. Comparable to Morrison in serving institutional investors with dedicated infrastructure strategies across private and listed markets.
  • Macquarie Asset Management (MIRA): Macquarie's infrastructure platform manages the largest pool of infrastructure capital globally. Like Morrison, it invests across private and listed infrastructure for institutional clients and is a major sponsor of infrastructure operating platforms.
  • Brookfield Asset Management: One of the world's largest infrastructure investment managers with hundreds of billions in infrastructure AUM. Directly comparable to Morrison in investing across private and listed infrastructure on behalf of institutional investors, though at far greater scale and breadth of strategy.
  • KKR Global Infrastructure: Major alternative asset manager with a dedicated infrastructure platform investing across core and core-plus assets globally. Comparable to Morrison in institutional infrastructure fundraising and operating-platform investments.

Broad incumbents

  • BlackRock Infrastructure: Infrastructure investing as part of BlackRock's broader alternatives platform. Competes with Morrison for institutional infrastructure mandates but as part of a much wider multi-asset franchise rather than a specialist.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Morrison financial estimates

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Morrison leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles21 records

Morrison subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries8 records

Morrison funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Morrison M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments3 records

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Frequently asked questions about Morrison

What does Morrison do?

Morrison is a global infrastructure investment manager that raises and deploys capital on behalf of institutional investors and sovereign wealth funds across private and listed infrastructure markets. The firm manages US$30+ billion in AUM through listed funds (such as Infratil on the NZX), unlisted funds (such as Utilities Trust of Australia), segregated accounts, and dedicated sector platforms covering renewable energy (Chrysalis Renewables), APAC cold chain logistics (Polaris), US pharmacy logistics (Fillex), digital infrastructure (FiberLight), and data centers (Canberra Data Centres). Revenue is generated through management fees on AUM and performance fees tied to investment returns.

Is Morrison a public or private company?

Morrison is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.

When was Morrison founded?

Morrison was founded in 1988. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is Morrison based?

Morrison is headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand, in the Oceania region.

How does Morrison make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Management Fees are the primary driver. The others are performance Fees.

Who are Morrison's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are DigitalBridge, IFM Investors, Stonepeak Partners, Antin Infrastructure Partners, I Squared Capital, InfraRed Capital Partners, Macquarie Asset Management (MIRA), Brookfield Asset Management and KKR Global Infrastructure. BlackRock Infrastructure is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Morrison have an API?

No public API is recorded for Morrison.

What industry is Morrison in?

Morrison's product category is Infrastructure Investment Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAEAL, Infrastructure Debt Funds. Its NAICS code is 523940 and its SIC code is 6282.

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Pulse 2.0Orange And Morrison Announce Plans To Create A Data Center JV To Strengthen Europe’s Digital SovereigntyOrange and Morrison have agreed to create a joint data center company in France, aiming for a capacity of 400 MW supported by a €3 billion investment. The joint venture will involve Orange contributing existing data centers and Morrison providing investment and infrastructure expertise, with signing targeted for late 2026 and closing in early 2027.The Business TimesSingtel in talks to sell 30% Optus stake to New Zealand investor Morrison, AFR saysSingtel is in advanced talks to sell more than a 30% stake in Australia's Optus to New Zealand infrastructure investor Morrison, with the deal potentially valued at over A$2 billion (US$1.4 billion). Morrison has secured a seven-week exclusivity period to finalize the potential purchase and has been meeting with Australian superannuation funds to build a bidding consortium. The transaction could end Singtel's 25-year run as Optus's sole owner, though there is no certainty the deal will proceed.TelecompaperSingtel confirms Optus stake talks following Morrison bid reportsSingtel has confirmed it is in discussions with potential investors regarding the sale of a minority stake in its Australian subsidiary Optus, responding to media speculation about New Zealand infrastructure investor Morrison pursuing a significant investment. The company filed a statement with the Singapore Exchange stating there was "no certainty or assurance" that any transaction would proceed. The reports follow Morrison's interest in acquiring a stake in Australia's second-largest telecommunications operator.The Fast ModeOrange, Morrison Plan €3 Billion Data Centre Joint Venture in France for AI GrowthOrange and Morrison signed an exclusivity agreement to form a 50/50 data centre joint venture in France, targeting 400 MW capacity. The €3 billion investment would leverage Orange's existing assets and Morrison's equity, with closing expected in Q1 2027.TelecomTVOrange forms €3bn French datacentre JV with MorrisonOrange has partnered with global infrastructure investor Morrison to launch a €3bn datacentre joint venture in France, structured as a 50/50 arrangement targeting 400MW of capacity—nearly 10 times Orange's current size. Orange will contribute five existing datacentres across Chevilly-Larue, Aubervilliers, Chartres, and Val-de-Reuil, while Morrison will provide an unspecified equity contribution; the transaction is expected to close in Q1 2027. The JV positions Orange to support French businesses with sovereign digital infrastructure amid surging cloud and AI demand, aligning with its 'Trust the Future' growth strategy targeting an additional €500m in B2B revenues by 2028.CapacityOrange and Morrison partner in €3bn data centre joint ventureOrange and Morrison have announced a 50/50 joint venture to create a data centre platform in France backed by a €3 billion investment targeting 400MW capacity, aimed at strengthening Europe's digital sovereignty and meeting growing cloud and AI demand. Orange will contribute five major data centres across four campuses in France along with operational and commercial expertise, while Morrison brings its infrastructure investment track record and equity commitment. The transaction is expected to be signed by end of 2026 with closing anticipated in Q1 2027, subject to employee representative consultations.TelecompaperOrange plans French data centre venture with Morrison to boost capacityOrange and New Zealand-based infrastructure asset manager Morrison have agreed to terms for a 50-50 joint venture incorporating Orange's data centre facilities in France. The proposed venture aims to increase existing data centre capacity nearly tenfold to 400 MW, backed by a EUR 3 billion investment programme combining Orange assets and Morrison funding. The deal is designed to support rapidly growing cloud- and AI-driven demand from Orange and Orange Business customers.MorningstarOrange SA, Morrison Team Up on Data Center Joint Venture in FranceOrange SA is partnering with infrastructure investor Morrison to form a 50/50 data center joint venture in France, with the aim of increasing Orange's current capacity by nearly 10-fold to 400 megawatts. The joint venture would be supported by an investment of 3 billion euros (about $3.41 billion), combining Orange's five major data centers across four campuses with Morrison's equity contribution and infrastructure expertise. The companies expect to sign the deal by the end of this year and close the transaction in the first quarter of 2027.MarketScreenerOrange and Morrison want to create a data center joint venture in FranceOrange and investment fund Morrison announced plans to create a 50-50 joint venture dedicated to data centers in France, with a €3bn investment program financed by Orange's asset contribution and Morrison's equity and debt funding. Orange will transfer five data centers located in France to the new entity, while the partners target total capacity of 400 megawatts—nearly ten times what Orange currently operates—to meet surging demand tied to artificial intelligence and cloud services. The agreement is planned for signing by end of 2026, with closing expected in Q1 2027, subject to obtaining required regulatory approvals.BloombergOrange Partners With Morrison to Expand French Data Center Capacity - BloombergOrange SA and infrastructure manager Morrison have formed a joint venture to create a data center company in France, targeting 400 megawatts of capacity—nearly ten times Orange's current French data center portfolio. The venture will be backed by €3 billion ($3.4 billion) in combined investment leveraging Orange's existing assets and Morrison's equity and debt contributions. The partnership aims to strengthen Europe's digital sovereignty through expanded digital infrastructure.