Actis, a prominent investor in sustainable infrastructure, has completed the acquisition of a 90% stake in 800 Super, a leading environmental management company in Singapore. This acquisition, announced on 23 March 2026, is part of Actis’ Long Life Infrastructure Fund 2 (ALLIF2), which is now approximately 70% deployed. The deal increases Actis’ total investment in Southeast Asia to $1.7 billion.
800 Super, known for its waste management and recycling services, derives most of its revenue from long-term contracts with the Singaporean government. This acquisition aligns with ALLIF2’s focus on investing in high-quality infrastructure assets with stable, long-term revenues. The company is a key player in Singapore’s circular economy and is integral to the nation’s 2030 Zero Waste Masterplan.
Adrian Mucalov, Head of Long Life Infrastructure at Actis, stated, “We view the acquisition of 800 Super as an exciting contribution to our portfolio of leading sustainable infrastructure companies and assets.” William Lee, CEO of 800 Super, remarked that the acquisition is a strategic investment that will enhance the company’s competitive advantages.
This transaction follows Actis’ recent investments in Southeast Asia, including MTerra Solar and Levanta Renewables, as the firm continues to capitalise on the region’s infrastructure demand and growth potential. Actis’ strategic focus on sustainable infrastructure is further strengthened by its partnership with General Atlantic, enhancing its global investment platform.
