StepStone Private Infrastructure Fund: 5%+ holders

As of November 10, 2026, StepStone Private Infrastructure Fund has Schedule 13D or 13G filings on record, none whose latest reports a stake of 5% or more. 2 filings are on record since June 5, 2026 (Schedule 13D/A, June 18, 2026).

StepStone Group LP also filed stake reports on 2 other companies ↓

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StepStone Private Infrastructure Fund has 2 Schedule 13D or 13G filings on record since 2026-06-05. No holder's latest filing reports 5% or more. Each figure below is the holder's own, as filed, with the filing linked.

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• StepStone Group LP also filed stake reports on 2 other companies: StepStone Private Equity Strategies Fund (May 2026), OnKure Therapeutics, Inc. (Apr 2026)

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The latest filing identifies StepStone Private Infrastructure Fund by CUSIP 85914R304 and gives its principal executive office as 128 S. TRYON ST., SUITE 1600, CHARLOTTE, NC 28202 (SCHEDULE 13D/A, 2026-06-18).

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Anyone who comes to own more than 5% of a class of a listed company's voting shares has to tell the SEC. A holder who may seek to change or influence the company files Schedule 13D, and has to say in Item 4, "Purpose of Transaction", what it intends to do. A holder with no such intent, such as many index and passive funds, may file the shorter Schedule 13G. Both are amended when the stake changes, including when it falls below 5%.

Every row here is one of those filings, linked to the filing itself. Percentages and share counts are exactly as the holder filed them, for the holder the filing names; an amendment showing a lower figure is shown as filed. Item 4 text is quoted word for word. Where a 13D's Item 4 contains a sentence stating a definite intent to influence the company, that sentence is marked and quoted; the page does not describe the holder or its motives beyond the words it filed. Nothing here is investment advice.

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