Brookfield gathers $26B for Fund VI, eyes $30B by early 2027
What's the deal? Brookfield Asset ManagementDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has secured $26 billion in commitments for Brookfield Infrastructure Fund VI, its flagship core-plus global infrastructure strategy, and expects a first close in the coming weeks.
Why now? Brookfield said $13 billion of the commitments landed shortly before the end of the third quarter. The fund is on track to reach $30 billion by early 2027, which would top the $28 billion raised by its predecessor.
What's the endgame? Fund VI invests in infrastructure globally. Across its infrastructure strategies, Brookfield raised $50 billion over the past year; its AI infrastructure fund and infrastructure debt strategy drew $10 billion of that total.
Oregon backed the fund, though it trimmed its ticket from the previous vintage. Brookfield's evergreen private wealth and supercore strategies generated record combined inflows of about $11 billion.
The signal: The raise reflects strong investor appetite for large infrastructure vehicles as demand for power and digital infrastructure climbs. In the Pacific Northwest, Oregon's energy office estimates data-center electricity use could rise from 14 TWh in 2025 to 24.8 TWh by 2030, with planners warning of transmission and supply constraints — a backdrop that makes infrastructure capital more relevant, even as Brookfield's flagship fund stays global.
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