Non-ELTIF · Infrastructure · Domiciled in Luxembourg
Cip Global Energy Transition Master
Managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S, Denmark. Product design, fees, liquidity terms and AuM development, tracked monthly by Novantigo.
About this fund
Cip Global Energy Transition Master is an open-ended infrastructure vehicle managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S and domiciled in Luxembourg, where it is set up as a SICAV supervised under the UCI Part II regime and has been operating since 2024. It is a Non-ELTIF structure, so its N/A ELTIF classification means pan-European distribution rests on the national placement and local retail rules applicable to UCI Part II funds rather than on an ELTIF passport. The mandate is categorised as multi-strategy within infrastructure and is denominated in EUR, with reported assets of and an underlying portfolio spread described by . The manager states a return objective of , against a management fee of .
Dealing mechanics follow the evergreen semi-liquid template used across much of this segment: subscriptions are accepted quarterly, redemptions are processed quarterly subject to a notice period of 45 days, and pricing is struck on a quarterly net asset value, so investors should expect the dealing cycle rather than the underlying assets to set the pace of liquidity. Initial commitments start at 25,000 EUR, which places the vehicle within reach of both professional and eligible retail allocators. The fund is classified Article 8 under SFDR and carries a summary risk indicator of 6, consistent with the equity-like exposure and valuation frequency of unlisted energy transition assets.
For context, the vehicle is one of 73 infrastructure funds in the Novantigo coverage universe of 494 vehicles, one of 347 funds domiciled in Luxembourg, and one of 57 that combine both characteristics, which is the group against which its fee, size and return figures are benchmarked. Figures reflect data as of 31 Aug 2026.
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Fees & costs
- Entry fee
- Redemption fee
- Management fee (retail, low)
- Management fee (retail, high)
- Management fee (institutional, low)
- Management fee (institutional, high)
- Early-investor fee
- Fee basis
- Operating expenses
- Distribution fee
- Total cost ratio
- Performance fee
- Hurdle rate
- High-water mark
Portfolio construction
- Fund-of-funds share
- Primaries share
- Secondaries share
- Directs share
- Co-investments share
- Liquidity pocket
- Europe allocation
- North America allocation
- Asia-Pacific allocation
- Latin America allocation
- Rest-of-world allocation
Terms & scale
- Latest AuM
- Target size
- Target IRR
- Life span
- Redemption gate
- Lock-up penalty
- Leverage limit
- Leverage (AIFMD)
- Share classes
- Master-feeder setup
Key facts
Structure
- Manager
- Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S
- Fund type
- Non-ELTIF
- ISIN
- LU2861050503
- Legal structure
- SICAV
- Regulatory regime
- UCI Part II
- ELTIF version
- N/A
- Fund structure
- Open-End
- Inception
- 01 Oct 2024
- Base currency
- EUR
Strategy
- Asset class
- Infrastructure
- Strategy
- Multi-Strategy
- Geographic focus
- Global
Liquidity
- Subscription frequency
- Quarterly
- Redemption frequency
- Quarterly
- Notice period
- 45 days
- Hard lock-up
- 60 months
- Soft lock-up
- 36 months
- NAV frequency
- Quarterly
Access & distribution
- Investor type
- Both
- Distribution scope
- Pan-European
- Minimum investment
- 25,000 EUR
- SFDR
- Article 8
- Risk indicator (SRI)
- 6 of 7
›Frequently asked questions
- Who manages Cip Global Energy Transition Master?
- Cip Global Energy Transition Master is managed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners P/S, headquartered in Denmark.
- What is the minimum investment for Cip Global Energy Transition Master?
- The minimum investment is 25,000 EUR. The binding terms are in the fund documents.
- How often can investors redeem?
- Redemptions are quarterly, with a notice period of 45 days and a hard lock-up of 60 months.
- What is an evergreen fund?
- An evergreen fund is an open-ended private markets vehicle with no fixed end date: investors subscribe and redeem at recurring intervals instead of committing to a closed fund term.
Sourced from prospectuses, KIDs, factsheets and regulatory registers. Data as of 31 Aug 2026.