Chris Josselyn
The International Finance Corporation has acquired a 15 percent stake in airport concession company TAV Tunisia for €28m. The company is currently involved in developing the first two airport PPPs in North Africa.
The development of the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport is to benefit from a €2.4bn infrastructure financing package. Seven German banks, led by KfW IPEX-Bank, are providing €1.4bn, with the European Investment Bank chipping in with a further €1bn.
The development of the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport is to benefit from a €2.4bn infrastructure financing package. Seven German banks, led by KfW IPEX-Bank, are providing €1.4bn, with the European Investment Bank chipping in with a further €1bn.
The International Finance Corporation has acquired a 15 percent stake in airport concession company TAV Tunisia for €28m. The company is currently involved in developing the first two airport PPPs in North Africa.
The International Finance Corporation has acquired a 15 percent stake in airport concession company TAV Tunisia for €28m. The company is currently involved in developing the first two airport PPPs in North Africa.
The development of the Berlin Brandenburg International Airport is to benefit from a €2.4bn infrastructure financing package. Seven German banks, led by KfW IPEX-Bank, are providing €1.4bn, with the European Investment Bank chipping in with a further €1bn.
The International Finance Corporation has acquired a 15 percent stake in airport concession company TAV Tunisia for €28m. The company is currently involved in developing the first two airport PPPs in North Africa.
Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group’s shareholders have approved the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s A$1.64bn offer to acquire the firm. The transaction is now set to conclude on 21 July, subject to regulatory approvals.
Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group’s shareholders have approved the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s A$1.64bn offer to acquire the firm. The transaction is now set to conclude on 21 July, subject to regulatory approvals.
Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group’s shareholders have approved the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board’s A$1.64bn offer to acquire the firm. The transaction is now set to conclude on 21 July, subject to regulatory approvals.