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14-Sep-2016 5:42 AM

CAPA Airport Finance & Privatisation Review 2015/2016. The day has come for PPPs

Analysis

CAPA's 170-page "Global Airport Finance and Privatisation review 2016 - the day has come for the PPP" is is the fourth in a series of CAPA reports on airport privatisation and investment published since Jan-2015.

During that time a number of deals have been concluded and announced across the world though their volume remains below the levels prior to 2008. One of the key trends is an identifiable increase in activity in public-private partnerships (PPPs) globally.

In a world where obtaining a viable return on investment remains a difficult task it is evident that investor sentiment once again favours long term transport infrastructure. Airports are among the well tested models for investment.

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