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The French company will pay the Brazilian developer €1.5bn for the Linea Amarilla concession, which expires in November 2049.

The Canadian pension fund is reinforcing its long-standing relationship with the Australian infrastructure company, which will also issue new shares to fund future projects.

Persistent construction delays and financial troubles at the project's developer have led Fitch to cut the rating of debt issued to finance the $325m P3.

Unfazed by political turmoil in the country, the French firm is aiming to raise debt for two PPP projects worth a combined €1bn.

The deterioration of public water infrastructure in the US and a decline of federal funding is prompting a shift towards greater private participation in the sector, a study finds.

The French fund manager has bought out partner Ascendi to get full ownership of Portugal’s second-largest motorway network, spanning 850km.

The New Zealand firm's latest PPP fund is part of a consortium that will undertake the 18.5km Puhoi to Warkworth project in the Northland.

The UK’s project finance sector should remain unscathed from consequences the country’s economy may suffer post-referendum, S&P finds.

The Los Angeles-based firm has expanded its infrastructure practice with the addition of Edward Fishman, previously a partner at K&L Gates.

Nuevo Pudahuel, a consortium led by Aéroports de Paris, has reached financial close on the expansion of the Arturo Merino Benitez airport in Chile.