Chris Josselyn
MAp has completed a refinancing of the airport, resulting in a increase of its holding to 74%. The group contributed A$711m of cash to reduce the asset’s debt, in addition to a further A$159m put forward by the other remaining shareholders.
Amber Infrastructure Group, the management buyout vehicle, has completed its acquisition of Babcock & Brown’s PPP business. It has also been appointed the manager and advisor to International Public Partnerships Limited, the London-listed PPP fund which was previously known as Babcock & Brown Public Partnerships.
A new report from Freshfields has found just eight percent of pending project finance deals globally are actionable in the short term. The total pipeline of around 1,400 projects is worth a combined $1tn according to the report.
A new report from Freshfields has found just eight percent of pending project finance deals globally are actionable in the short term. The total pipeline of around 1,400 projects is worth a combined $1tn according to the report.
A new report from Freshfields has found just eight percent of pending project finance deals globally are actionable in the short term. The total pipeline of around 1,400 projects is worth a combined $1tn according to the report.
A new report from Freshfields has found just eight percent of pending project finance deals globally are actionable in the short term. The total pipeline of around 1,400 projects is worth a combined $1tn according to the report.
A new report from Freshfields has found just eight percent of pending project finance deals globally are actionable in the short term. The total pipeline of around 1,400 projects is worth a combined $1tn according to the report.
The Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan is intended to increase energy security and bolster energy infrastructure projects in the region. Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Norway and Poland have signed up to the deal.
The Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan is intended to increase energy security and bolster energy infrastructure projects in the region. Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Norway and Poland have signed up to the deal.
The Baltic Energy Market Interconnection Plan is intended to increase energy security and bolster energy infrastructure projects in the region. Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Norway and Poland have signed up to the deal.