Triple Point mulls more fundraising after Covid-19 hits IPO

Managers hopeful of hitting £200m target

Mike Sheen
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Coronavirus restrictions hampered Triple Point Investment Management's fundraising efforts for its Triple Point Energy Efficiency Infrastructure trust IPO in October, with the inability to meet with new investors preventing the firm from hitting its £200m target, according to the firm’s managing partners.

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