Nia Tam
The government wants to develop infrastructure as an asset class in a bid to attract investors.
The territory government will invest A$200m in the fund and seek to raise A$800m in private capital for Australia’s first public-private fund.
Four DFIs and the Japanese government are mulling loans to the sector, part of a $5bn wall of liquidity expected to enter the country’s energy space by 2020.
The $365m deal will see Landbridge Group, which is to own an 80% stake, look for an Australian investor to buy the remainder of the facility within the next five years.
The China-led organisation has expressed interest in financing Pakistani infrastructure projects, joining other multilateral development banks.
The 150km high-speed line is the first business-to-business project without state funding support in Indonesia’s transportation sector.
The Singapore-based company has launched a renewables vehicle with a view to bolstering its portfolio in Southeast Asia.
The country has set up a dedicated $28bn fund in a bid to attract private investment in mammoth infrastructure projects.
The Chinese energy company has decided not to submit its final bid for Edra Global Energy, the Malaysian sovereign fund’s energy unit.
The Indian asset manager is already seeking controlling stakes in operating road projects through HC1, a vehicle owned by its $930m debut infrastructure fund.