Yvette Choo
Part of the Manila-based bank’s loans, designed to stimulate private sector participation, will be used for infrastructure. The loans follow a $7bn economic stimulus unveiled by the Filipino government in January, which devoted 50% of the funds to welfare and infrastructure.
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is planning to make available between $2 billion and $3 billion in loans to the Philippines from 2010 to 2012. The plan was revealed yesterday by Neeraj Jain, ADB country director for the Philippines, during a press conference in Manila. Manila: more money for infrastructure The programme aims to promote private sector […]
Part of the Manila-based bank’s loans, designed to stimulate private sector participation, will be used for infrastructure. The loans follow a $7bn economic stimulus unveiled by the Filipino government in January, which devoted 50% of the funds to welfare and infrastructure.
Part of the Manila-based bank’s loans, designed to stimulate private sector participation, will be used for infrastructure. The loans follow a $7bn economic stimulus unveiled by the Filipino government in January, which devoted 50% of the funds to welfare and infrastructure.
Part of the Manila-based bank’s loans, designed to stimulate private sector participation, will be used for infrastructure. The loans follow a $7bn economic stimulus unveiled by the Filipino government in January, which devoted 50% of the funds to welfare and infrastructure.
A consortium led by the firm has revised its earlier proposal to buy Energy Developments at an amended price of A$430m. Should the deal complete it would be Archer's first in the renewable energy sector.
A consortium led by the firm has revised its earlier proposal to buy Energy Developments at an amended price of A$430m. Should the deal complete it would be Archer's first in the renewable energy sector.
A consortium led by the firm has revised its earlier proposal to buy Energy Developments at an amended price of A$430m. Should the deal complete it would be Archer's first in the renewable energy sector.
A consortium led by the firm has revised its earlier proposal to buy Energy Developments at an amended price of A$430m. Should the deal complete it would be Archer's first in the renewable energy sector.
A consortium led by the firm has revised its earlier proposal to buy Energy Developments at an amended price of A$430m. Should the deal complete it would be Archer's first in the renewable energy sector.