Arjun Infrastructure Partners has increased its ownership in Bigadan, a leading Danish biogas company, becoming the majority shareholder after purchasing an additional stake.
The investment, made through the Infrastructure Alliance Europe 3 fund, follows Arjun’s earlier acquisition of a 49.9% share in 2021. Financial details of the latest transaction and the exact size of the new holding were not disclosed.
Bigadan processes organic waste - such as manure and by-products from the food industry - into renewable biogas and fertiliser.
The company currently operates nine production facilities, generating around 1.3 terawatt-hours (TWh) of renewable energy annually. Its goal is to surpass 2 TWh by 2027.
Looking ahead, Bigadan intends to expand its operations by adding carbon capture capabilities and converting two plants from combined heat and power generation to direct grid injection.
Surinder Toor, managing partner at Arjun Infrastructure Partners, described the deal as a key step in the firm’s energy transition strategy, emphasising Bigadan’s strong position in Europe’s decarbonisation efforts and the supportive regulatory environment in Denmark and the EU.
Henrik Laursen, CEO of Bigadan, welcomed Arjun’s continued partnership, saying it will help the company advance a new phase of growth focused on biomethane, carbon capture, and broader energy transition projects.
Arjun Infrastructure Partners takes majority stake in Danish biogas firm Bigadan
