Category: Infrastructure Finance

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The Predictability Issue

The Predictability Issue

There are many ways in which private developers and contractors can (and do) jeopardise their own balance sheets. But given that the private sector works on profits and viability, it depends on the government in PPP

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US infra mission coming to India

US infra mission coming to India

The US Commerce Secretary, John Bryson, has said that he would lead an infrastructure focused trade mission to India this month.Bryson would be travelling to New Delhi, Jaipur and Mumbai, during which the US mission would seem a greater American pie to the estimated $1 trillion investment that India is seeking in the infrastructure sector.

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Chinese finance

Chinese finance

China Sunergy is willing to bring in investments into solar projects in India.The company, which supplied last year 45 mw worth of modules to two projects in Gujarat, is also interested in entering into strategic partnerships with Indian companies.The company is also seeking to bring investments into projects business to help clients overcome their financing barriers.

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SCCL to invest  Rs 3,500 cr

SCCL to invest Rs 3,500 cr

Singareni Collieries Co (SCCL) has lined a capital expenditure programme of Rs 3,500 crore for the 12th Plan period to enhance its coal mining capacity from 52 million tonne to 57 million tonne.The miner has proposed an investment of Rs 2,000 crore, as part of its overall spending plans.

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ICICI with BoB, Citi to set up first IDF

ICICI with BoB, Citi to set up first IDF

ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda and Citi Financial have joi­ned hands to form a nonbanking financial company (NBFC) in order to float the country’s first infrastructure development fund (IDF).While ICICI Bank and BoB will pick up 30 percent stake each, Citi Financial will have close to 30 percent.

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The waiting game

The waiting game

Should part of the blame in the aviation sector’s restrained growth and financial troubles go to the infrastructure around it? The long drawn-out development of smaller airports may offer real estate potential for private players, who may be eyeing that part of the non-aero revenues.