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Ara Partners launches Ara Energy Fund I with $2.5bn in assets

The Oct. 21 record names the fund and size but does not state a strategy, sector split or named investors.

Ara Partners has launched Ara Energy Fund I with $2.5 billion in assets, according to our records of this week's fund launches. The entry is dated Oct. 21 and does not describe a strategy, a sector breakdown or any named investor.

The record does not state whether the $2.5 billion is a target, a hard cap or commitments already gathered; it is recorded as assets for the vehicle.

Reported by the Fundraising desk from Daily Network fund-launch records. Published . Corrections

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