Investment solutions for infrastructure investments

Our investment solutions give institutional and qualified investors access to unlisted infrastructure investments in Switzerland and Europe. Besides first-class fund solutions and other collective investments, we develop and manage tailor-made infrastructure mandates for qualified investors.

Our solutions

InRoll AG

Invests in a broadly diversified freight wagon portfolio with a balanced mix of different tenants, lease lengths and freight wagon types.

  • Country: Switzerland
  • Vintage: 2012

Reichmuth
Next Gen
Mobility

Investments in unlisted companies and projects in Switzerland and Europe focusing on clean transport infrastructure. The infrastructure fund is classified in accordance with Art. 8 SFDR.

  • Country: Switzerland and Europe
  • Vintage: 2023

Reichmuth
Sustainabile
Infrastructure

Investments in sustainable, unlisted companies and projects in Switzerland and Europe engaging in sustainable transport, energy and waste disposal infrastructure. The infrastructure fund is classified under Art. 9 SFDR and explicitly pursues a sustainability strategy.

  • Country: Switzerland and Europe
  • Vintage: 2022

Mandate solution

We offer customised mandates for private infrastructure investments that are perfectly tailored to institutional investors.

Infrastructure investments

Direct investments in forward-looking transport and energy and waste disposal infrastructure opens up access to stable returns and distributions.

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Shock ’n‘Roll

Economic developments are currently being shaped by two opposing forces. On the demand side, investments in infrastructure, defence, and AI data centres are driving momentum. On the supply side, demographic change, deglobalization, and the energy price shock are acting as constraints. This combination is inflationary — while the growth outlook remains uncertain.

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Market commentary 2nd quarter 2026

The war in Iran is now in its fourth week. Despite initial, tentative signs of de-escalation, the conflict persists and is likely to have significant geopolitical and economic consequences. We recommend investing selectively in structural growth themes that are gaining additional momentum as a result of the conflict.

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„Sell-off“ in the technology sector supports cyclical market segments

The apparent calm on the stock markets is deceptive. Although the global stock market recorded a slight increase in February, the US stock market was once again downgraded relative to Europe and emerging markets. At the same time, the rotation away from highly valued technology stocks toward cyclical value stocks and defensive sectors such as healthcare and consumer staples continued.

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