PPP

The provision of institutional debt in European PPP projects has increased by 55%, as well as increasing the number of countries lent to.

A new firm run by veteran investors and former public servants launched last week under the name American Triple I Partners with the goal to provide financing for US infrastructure projects that many may overlook. American Triple I, based in New York, is a new venture created by principals at Wall Street investment bank Siebert […]

Fiera Infrastructure is investing in a portfolio of public-private partnerships that Canadian construction services company EllisDon Capital is developing as part of a new partnership agreement. Alina Osorio, the infrastructure investment firm’s president, said Fiera will purchase large equity stakes in 10 social, healthcare and transportation projects across Canada that EllisDon is currently constructing. The […]

The Public Accountability Committee recommends review following legal dispute between the contractor and the client over costs associated with relocating utilities.

The country’s highways authority will have to choose between accepting a bid that’s lower than its base price of $766m or restructure and re-tender the bundle of eight toll roads.

Two weeks after putting its renewables portfolio up for sale, the developer is looking to divest its roads business, as it works towards a restructuring plan.

The hubs are in major cities and have seen double-digit growth in the past five years.

A $1.45 billion public-private partnership to modernise a portion of Interstate 75 in Detroit, Michigan has reached financial close after the state’s department of transportation issued more than $600 million in private activity bonds. Oakland Corridor Partners, a consortium of infrastructure companies leading the PPP, secured funding to rebuild, finance and maintain a 5.5-mile stretch […]

The Labor government won re-election in a landslide last week and is pushing ahead with a spending spree on a raft of infrastructure projects.

Lynda Tyler-Cagni wanted to suspend bonuses for staff following the Morandi bridge disaster, but Atlantia said it was unable to do so, citing legal grounds.