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Hassana Investment Company and EIG Sign MoU for Strategic Collaboration on Middle East Infrastructure and Energy Transition Projects

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia & WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hassana Investment Company (Hassana) and EIG, a leading institutional investor to the global energy and infrastructure sectors, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on infrastructure and energy transition projects in the Middle East through EIG’s targeted US$1 billion dedicated regional fund in which Hassana is considering becoming an anchor investor with an allocation of up to US$250 million. The MoU underscores EIG’...

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