KDB Infra Asset Management Launches Korea's First New Deal Infrastructure Public Fund

New Deal Infrastructure Public Offering Fund with Separate Taxation Benefits Supporting New Deal Infrastructure Projects

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Sun-mi] KDB Infrastructure Asset Management announced on the 21st that it will launch the ‘KIAMCO New Deal Infrastructure Solar Public Offering Special Asset Investment Trust,’ which invests in stable infrastructure assets, for the first time.

The New Deal Infrastructure public fund is part of the New Deal Fund established to support the successful implementation of the Korean New Deal project, which the government has been focusing on. It is a New Deal Infrastructure fund that applies a 9% dividend income separate taxation within an investment limit of 200 million KRW. It is particularly meaningful as the first launch of a New Deal Infrastructure fund that offers tax benefits.

The New Deal Infrastructure public fund will be launched on the 27th and can be subscribed to at the Industrial Bank of Korea and Korea Investment & Securities for four business days until the 30th of this month.

A fund management officer at KDB Infrastructure Asset Management said, “We launched the New Deal Infrastructure fund in line with government policy,” adding, “The alternative investment areas accessible to general investors have been limited to real estate and others, which was regrettable. However, with the New Deal Infrastructure public fund being launched this time, general investors can also invest in power generation energy infrastructure assets and share in their performance.”

He added, “This product, which invests in stable solar power assets in the form of loan bonds with enhanced credit, can be a good investment opportunity for investors seeking investment stability.”

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