Troika Dialog plans to begin the creation of a $1 billion direct investment fund in March. The company’s strategy suggests investment in housing and communal services, waste management, energy saving and logistics. This is the first such project in Russia, but several other large firms have the same in mind.

Andrei Sharonov, Managing Director of Troika Dialog, yesterday announced the company’s plans to set up an infrastructure investment fund worth at least $1 billion. Giedrius Pukas, Executive Director of Troika Capital Partners, told RBC that the fund had already been registered, but its formation had not yet been started.

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Posted by rjorr at February 24, 2008 5:59 PM