Northern Horizon, the leadingspecialized social infrastructure asset manager in theNordics, announces the completion of EUR 130 million of acquisitions in social infrastructure assets across its three core markets. In six individual off-market deals, six assets have been acquired on behalf of its flagship Aged Care Social Infrastructure Fund (ACSIF). The Fund invests in essential social infrastructure assets in the Nordics with long-term, stable cashflows.Following the transactions, the total asset value of ACSIF’s portfolio reaches EUR 1.2 billion.
Following two successful fundraising rounds in Q1 2026, the focus of the investment team has been on executing against an exceptionally attractive pipeline and converting opportunities into investments. Six individual transactions have been completed across Sweden, Finland and Denmark, totaling 370 care beds and (up to) 28 senior housing units.
“We remain focused on pursuing new investment opportunities, with particular emphasis on Finland and Denmark, where we expect to complete additional transactions in the near term,” commented Kasper Wehner, Partner and Investment Director in Denmark.
The strong ESG standards, combined with ongoing efforts to improve efficiency and reduce the environmental impact of the buildings in ACSIF portfolio, contributed to the Fund being recognized as a GRESB 2025 Global Sector Leader by the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB).
“The investments exemplify the type of opportunities we continue to pursue for ACSIF. We prioritize newly built properties and development projects in attractive locations within key cities where demand for care beds will continue to exceed supply for many years to come. Furthermore, all assets are held to high ESG standards, which are integral to our investment approach and increasingly valued by our institutional investors as they seek sustainable, resilient portfolios,” commented Jonas Nolin, Partner and Investment Director in Sweden.
