Hodler and GEWAN to Launch $500 Million Digital Energy Fund
It will focus on the digital energy value chain, including power generation, blockchain data mining, AI, and cloud applications, to reduce emissions across its portfolio.
Hodler Investments, a UAE-based investment company in Dubai Silicon Oasis, and Abu Dhabi-based investment conglomerate GEWAN Holding have announced plans to establish a $500 million Digital Energy Infrastructure (DEI) Fund. The fund, pending regulatory approvals, will offer professional investors the opportunity to invest in income-generating assets and distributed energy infrastructure focused on clean energy, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital asset mining.[1]
The DEI Fund, structured as a closed-ended exempt fund, has secured initial commitments from several investors and partners. It will focus on the digital energy value chain, including power generation, blockchain data mining, AI, and cloud applications, to reduce emissions across its portfolio.
Hodler has engaged Ento Capital Management Ltd, a DIFC-based asset manager, to structure and manage the fund. The DEI Fund will also invest in startups in digital infrastructure and software applications that support fintech, decentralized finance (DeFi), web3, and blockchain. Hodler has secured over $300 million in deal flow across multiple regions, including the Middle East, North America, Australia, Asia, and Africa.