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KKR Acquires Minority Stake in Adnoc Gas Pipeline Assets

KKR deepens its stake in ADNOC’s gas pipeline network, which supplies over 60% of UAE’s gas demand, enhancing long-term infrastructure income in the Middle East.

  • On Wednesday, KKR acquired a minority stake in the lessor of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company’s gas pipeline assets, with deal value and stake size undisclosed.
  • KKR, which manages $90 billion in infrastructure assets, has operated in the Middle East for more than 15 years and appointed David Petraeus, KKR Middle East chairman, earlier this year.
  • In 2019, KKR-BlackRock bought a 40% stake in ADNOC oil pipelines for $4 billion, while ADNOC's network, which includes 38 pipelines and two export terminals, links upstream assets and meets over 60% of UAE's gas needs.
  • The investment strengthens KKR's strategic partnership with ADNOC and reflects confidence in Abu Dhabi as an investment destination, structured through managed accounts to deliver long-term income.
  • Regional governments have sought such partnerships to tap institutional capital while maintaining control, following Saudi Aramco's $11 billion lease and Kuwait’s national oil company reviving a pipeline lease project last month.
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