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The European investment firm is after a double scoop on ice cream maker Froneri, having completed a concentrated multi-asset deal on the asset in 2019.
The firm will invest almost $40m into the project, which will be deployed from its Climate Investor Two fund.
The vehicle closed on $130m in 2024 and has made forestry plantation and infrastructure investments in Thailand and Laos.
The asset was sold by the firm’s Australia and New Zealand Forestry Fund 2, which closed on A$707m in 2014.
Ifria is supported by the UN’s Subnational Climate Fund and has identified Tunisia and Ivory Coast as potential targets for future expansion.
The buyers in the deal, which includes Soya Group, have struck a 15-year supply agreement with Stora Enso.
The carbon credits platform was established by TPG in 2022 and will pursue afforestation, reforestation and revegetation projects to supply the credits.