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|| Abu Dhabi investment firm buys stake in Australian port

adia-port.pngTawreed Investments, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, bought a minority stake in Australia's Port of Brisbane in a deal worth $2 billion - the Reuters reported.

ADIA was part of the Q Port Holdings consortium that included major stakeholders Global Infrastructure Partners, Industry Funds Management (IFM) and funds managed by QIC Limited that will take ownership of the port under a 99-year lease.

Abu Dhabi Investment Authority is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code BD43.

More details from the Reuters follows



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