Actis, a prominent growth market investor in sustainable infrastructure, has announced its acquisition of a 90% stake in 800 Super Holdings Ltd, a leading environmental management company in Singapore. This acquisition, made alongside Founder and CEO William Lee, is through Actis’ second Long Life Infrastructure Fund (ALLIF 2) and marks the fund’s sixth portfolio company investment.
800 Super Holdings, known for its comprehensive waste management, waste treatment, cleaning, and resource recovery services, is a key player in Singapore’s circular economy. The company holds a significant presence across the value chain and is one of only three licensed municipal solid waste and integrated public cleaning providers in the country. The acquisition aligns with ALLIF 2’s strategy of investing in critical infrastructure assets with long-term contracted revenues, primarily from government contracts.
Adrian Mucalov, Head of Long Life Infrastructure at Actis, stated, “Our investment in 800 Super demonstrates Actis’ strategic focus in Asia, providing investors with resilience and exposure to the region’s economic growth through investing in defensive infrastructure that is essential to national goals.”
The acquisition supports Singapore’s 2030 Zero Waste Masterplan by enhancing recycling, resource recovery, and green energy initiatives. The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals.
This move further solidifies Actis’ commitment to sustainable infrastructure, with the fund having already committed over two-thirds of its capital to similar investments across Asia, Latin America, Central & Eastern Europe, and the Middle East & Africa. The core sectors of this strategy include renewable energy, waste and water infrastructure, and digital infrastructure.
