Philippines approves 7 infras worth $2.49bn
Philippines' government, led by the Macros administration, has approved 7 infrastructure projects with a total investment value of $2.49 billion
Philippines' government, led by the Macros administration, has approved 7 infrastructure projects with a total investment value of $2.49 billion
Manila-headquartered Asian Development Bank has announced that it has appointed Priyantha Wijayatunga as its new senior director of Energy, Sectors Group
The Asian Development Bank has proposed 4 business models for the deployment of rooftop solar (RTS) systems in India, with utilities as primary stakeholders
BNDES has approved R$ 4.6 billion in financial support to the concessionaire company of Lines 8 and 9 of the Metropolitan Train System of São Paulo, Viamobilidade
Philippines has received pledges of more than $14 billion loans and investments from China for its infrastructure and energy sectors
Royal Railway Cambodia has raised $24 million from GuarantCo-backed dual-tranche notes that includes the nation’s first listed infrastructure bond
The Government of Alberta has issued an RFP seeking a consulting firm to provide transaction advisory services for its Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre redevelopment project
The Salaverry Port Terminal PPP has secured $115 million in financing to improve the sustainability of its operations, according to Peru's private investment agency ProInversión
SPIC Brasil has landed financing for 3 wind projects the energy generation company is planning in the country
Asian Development Bank and the government of India have signed a $350 million loan to upgrade a brownfield metro rail system in southern India
Asian Development Bank and the Government of India have signed loan agreements totaling $1.22 billion for developing infrastructure in Indian states
Brazilian development bank BNDES has granted UISA Geo Biogás an R$80 million loan to construct an industrial unit producing biomethane and electricity from sugarcane residue
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has approved a €250 million loan for the €1.6 billion Alexandria Metro project in Egypt
Malaysia-based Toyo Ventures has progressed with the 2.12GW Song Hau 2 coal-fired power plant worth $3.243 billion in southern Vietnam by arrangements of EPC and MLA
EDP Renováveis has secured financing to support the construction of 2 wind farms that the company is developing in Brazil
Lima Airport Partners, the Peruvian subsidiary of German transport company Fraport Group, has signed a $1.25 billion contract to expand Lima’s Jorge Chávez International Airport
The Colombian government has announced the signing of a pre-feasibility contract for the revival of the Red Férrea del Pacífico railroad PPP and its connection to the Corredor Férreo Central
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is considering a $50 million loan to China-based Chongho Bridge Management to distribute rooftop solar power generation in rural China
The African Development Bank has approved of up to $37.3 million in loans for the $100 million, 100MW Metbassta solar independent power project being developed in the Kairouan Governorate, Tunisia
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has approved a $128 million funding for a railway project in northern India
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