Infrastructure and Project Finance League Table Report – H1 2025

Infrastructure finance was down in the first half of 2025, compared with previous years, continuing a downward trend. In a first half of 2025 marred by economic and geopolitical uncertainty, global infra finance decreased 18.97%, to $916.89 billion, compared to the $1.13 trillion recorded in H1 2024.

In a first half that can be described as globally unstable it comes as little surprise that infrastructure financing deals that reached financial close were down 30% on deal count to 2,008 compared with 2,887 H1 2024.

For clarity, “infrastructure finance” is a catch-all category from the IJGlobal database that is designed to incorporate all private investment into infrastructure and energy, including primary finance, refinance, and restructurings. It takes in all project finance, broader debt vehicles, as well as all equity invested across the infrastructure and energy sectors.

Project finance values in H1 2025 decreased by 10.87% to $348.79 billion compared to H1 2024, which came in at $390.47 billion, according to IJGlobal data, correct at the time of publication but subject to change as more data become available. Of the total infra financing deal count, 782 were project finance or 38.94% of deal count. However, this is not the bad news story it may appear to be. According to the data, apart from a spike year in 2024, H1 2025 numbers are high compared with…

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