Global private equity (PE) firm KKR is set to invest a significant portion of its new $6.4 billion Asia-focused fund in India’s infrastructure sector, including roads and highways, and renewables. The Asia Pacific Infrastructure Investors II Fund has selected India, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia and New Zealand for fund deployment. KKR has already invested $3 billion in Indian infrastructure as part of its total $10 billion investment in the country.
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