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On Communication, it is habitual in EU jargon to capitalise official EU documents and institutions.
The sentence with the 'mistake' isn't the prettiest, but I don't know if it contains grammatical errors. I'd reformulate it as 'It is a fundamental mistake to assume that profitability will automatically attract investors to a project'.
Though I do not know what the precise meaning of the sentence should be.
Perhaps it is better to write 'It is a fundamental mistake to assume that profitability should drive infrastructure investments'.
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