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BTG Capital closes maiden fund on C$74.2 million

Thursday, December 22, 2022

Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York:

BTG Capital Inc., a Calgary-based private equity manager, has closed its debut fund BTG Energy Infrastructure Partners on C$74.2 million. Investors for the fund were entirely sourced from within Canada.

The fund will make investments in the Canadian energy infrastructure sector. It is currently focused on midstream, power and energy transition platform investments.

BTG Capital was founded by energy veterans C. Brett Stevenson, Gable T. Gross and Tom W. Buchanan in November of 2020.

BTG has also established an advisory board including: Harry K. Andersen, Calgary, Alberta - Mr. Andersen is an experienced and highly distinguished energy infrastructure executive. Most recently, Mr. Andersen was the Chief Operating Officer of Pembina Pipeline Corporation and was formerly a Partner with Stikeman Elliott LLP in the Energy M&A, Corporate Finance, Regulatory and Government group. Mr. Andersen holds an LL.B from the University of Calgary Faculty of Law.

Mike A. Freeman, Calgary, Alberta - Mr. Freeman is an experienced and highly distinguished energy infrastructure executive. Most recently, Mr. Freeman was one of the founding executives and Senior Vice President, Commercial of Keyera Corp. Mr. Freeman holds a Bachelor of Science with a focus in Mathematics from the University of Calgary.

David I. Holm, Canmore, Alberta - Mr. Holm has more than 30 years of diverse energy senior leadership experience. Mr. Holm is formerly Senior V......................

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