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Macquarie states it has arranged or invested more than £70 billion in UK infrastructure since 1999, supports plans to invest over £20 billion more, has 37+ years of UK presence, 2,200+ UK employees and about 53,000 people employed at invested assets. Data are as at 1 September 2026, and the forward £20bn+ includes capital expenditure subject in some cases to final regulatory, planning or other consents. No market call or forecast is given.
- Institution
- Macquarie
- Published
- 10/06/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- September 2026
Key arguments
- Macquarie claims a UK infrastructure track record of £70bn+ arranged or invested since 1999.
- It supports plans to invest a further £20bn+ in UK infrastructure.
- Its UK footprint spans 37+ years, 2,200+ employees and about 53,000 people employed at invested assets.
- Figures are dated 1 September 2026 and forward capital expenditure may depend on outstanding consents.
Key numbers
- UK infrastructure arranged/invested since 1999
- £70+ billion
- Planned further UK infrastructure investment
- £20+ billion
- Years investing in the UK
- 37+
- Employees in the UK
- 2,200+
- People employed at invested assets across the UK
- ~53,000
Main risks
- The £20bn+ forward figure and associated capital expenditure may be subject to final regulatory, planning or other consents.
- Amounts are as at 1 September 2026 and reflect committed, invested or forecast values that may not all be realised.
- The £70bn+ figure includes loans, equity and attributable portfolio capital expenditure, so it is not directly comparable with pure equity investment totals.
Corresponding source evidence
Data as at 1 September 2026 announcements and forecasts.
· September 2026
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