• Justin DeAngelis, with 25+ years of global investment and operational experience, steps up as Denham Capital’s Global Head of Sustainable Infrastructure.
• Under his co-leadership, Denham’s Sustainable Infrastructure platform expanded into a $3.4 billion AUM business, incorporating equity and credit growth strategies.
• DeAngelis will continue to drive DSI’s strategic initiatives, including a ‘buy and build’ approach and sector diversification, while Scott Mackin remains Partner and Head of the London office.

Denham Capital has appointed Justin DeAngelis as Global Head of Sustainable Infrastructure, following four years as Partner & Co-Head of Denham Sustainable Infrastructure (DSI) alongside Scott Mackin. DeAngelis, who boasts over 25 years of experience, has played a pivotal role in expanding DSI into a $3.4 billion global equity and credit business.

In his new role, DeAngelis will lead DSI’s strategic direction and execution. Reflecting on the transition, he stated,

“Having been part of Denham Capital for nearly two decades, I am honored to take on the role of Head of Sustainable Infrastructure… I am excited to step up and continue driving DSI’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure investments at this critical time for the sector.”

Stuart Porter, Denham Capital’s Founder, Managing Partner, and CEO, praised the move:

“Justin’s appointment as Global Head of Sustainable Infrastructure recognizes his integral role in driving the growth and success of DSI in recent years… positioning Denham to capitalize on global value-add opportunities.”

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Scott Mackin, who continues as Partner and Head of the London office, added,

“Justin is more than ready for this role… I truly enjoy helping our team grow, benefiting from the learnings during my 35 years of professional experience.”

This leadership change marks a new chapter for Denham Capital as it strengthens its focus on sustainable infrastructure and positions itself for future growth.