Carlyle Infrastructure Credit
- Check size
- $50M+unconfirmedTypical across all lenders: $5M–$50M, the median of 232 confirmed check sizes. Not this lender's own figure.
- Sectors
- Energy, Infrastructure, Transportation
- Geographies
- Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America
- Headquarters
- New York, NY, United States
Team
Deal-team contacts
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More about this lender
- Fund size
- $8.7B
About
Carlyle Infrastructure Credit is the infrastructure-focused credit arm of The Carlyle Group. The firm is actively investing from its Carlyle Infrastructure Credit Fund II, which is targeting $2 billion for high-yield infrastructure debt. The fund focuses on energy transition sectors like renewables and digital infrastructure, but also invests in other infrastructure assets.
Observed activity
Collected automatically from public news- $2.3BFund closeCarlyle Closed About $2.3 Billion for Infrastructure Credit Fund II:Sep 22, 2026
- $2.3BFund closeCarlyle Raises $2.3B for Second Infrastructure Credit FundSep 18, 2026
- $2BFund closeCarlyle raises more than $2b for its second infra credit fundSep 16, 2026
- $2.3BFund closeCarlyle closes $2.3B infrastructure credit fund, 3x its predecessorSep 15, 2026
- $750MFinancingThe Parking Spot Raises $750 Million Debt Financing From CarlyleFeb 2, 2024
Part of a multi-strategy platform
Carlyle runs multiple lending verticals with different check sizes and mandates — this page covers one of them. If your deal isn't an exact fit here, the group may still have the right team; an intro request gets routed to the right deal team.
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