I Squared’s Mohamed El Gazzar, Maxime Jacqz, Kristen Guo at Arriva - the wheels on the infrastructure bus “go ‘round and ‘round”
For wealth professionals, it offers a manager’s view of infrastructure as a real-asset strategy and what operational value creation looks like in a transport business. It also touches on the broadening of infrastructure access, a theme relevant to private-markets allocation discussions.
Summary
By the real estate & infrastructure deskThe podcast visits Arriva’s Palmers Green bus depot in North London and speaks with I Squared’s Mohamed El Gazzar, Maxime Jacqz and Kristen Guo about building Arriva into a pan-European transportation platform. The discussion covers entry price discipline, concessions, carve-outs and P2P deals, value creation and capex, fleet electrification, regulation and geopolitical risk, mid-market exits and broadening access to infrastructure.
- Mohamed El Gazzar discusses patience and price discipline in infrastructure investments and professionalizing the Arriva platform.
- Arriva London provides around 18% of London’s bus services, transporting 300 million passengers a year across 100 routes under contract to Transport for London.
- The conversation covers how concessions work, carve-outs and P2P deals, value creation and capex plans.
- The episode also addresses electrifying fleets and power needs, regulation and geopolitical risks, mid-market exits and democratizing infrastructure access.
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