KKR Infrastructure Expands Credit Capacity
The company’s K-Series Platform also attracted over $700 million in new investments during the same period.
March 26, 2025
Increased Credit Facility Adds Flexibility
KKR Infrastructure Conglomerate is building serious momentum. On March 20, the firm boosted its financial flexibility by locking in an additional $150 million in credit—bringing its total revolving facility to $550 million. That facility still includes an option to scale even further, with the potential to reach $1 billion if demand or opportunity calls for it. The new maturity date is set for April 2027.
The amended agreement, backed by Mizuho Bank and KKR Capital Markets, gives KKR Infrastructure more room to move in a market that rewards agility. With a deeper credit pool, the firm is better positioned to support existing investments or capitalize on new ones across the infrastructure space.
Equity Raise Builds on Capital Base
But debt wasn’t the only lever KKR Infrastructure pulled this month.
Just weeks earlier, the company raised $244.5 million in fresh capital through a private sale of unregistered shares. These included Class S, Class I, and Class D shares, with the majority of capital flowing into Class S. The offering targeted accredited and international investors and was executed under standard U.S. securities exemptions.
Since launching its ongoing private offering in June 2023, KKR Infrastructure has brought in nearly $3.66 billion in equity. Each raise adds to the company’s growing base of long-term capital—fueling its investment activity and supporting its broader strategy.
K-Series Platform Continues to Scale
The firm’s reach also extends through the Infrastructure K-Series Platform, a group of KKR-managed vehicles operating alongside KKR Infrastructure with aligned goals and strategies. On March 3, that platform raised $716 million in new capital. Since inception, total contributions across the K-Series Platform now stand at around $5.6 billion. These figures exclude reinvestments or buybacks, focusing only on net new capital.
Together, the expanded credit facility and ongoing equity inflows give KKR Infrastructure—and its partners—more room to operate and scale. With dry powder in hand, the platform is set up to respond quickly to market opportunities, invest alongside affiliated vehicles, and maintain its momentum across the infrastructure investment landscape.
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