Autumn 2009, 12 Pages, Full Color
In this issue of India Briefing, we examine India’s public-private partnerships. The Indian economy demands massive investment in infrastructure to sustain the country’s growth. To accomplish this, the government has announced a series of measures to encourage private investment in India’s public sectors. We look at the different sectors open to investment, including roads, rail, airports, ports, telecommunications and power, and also review some of the investment vehicles and financing options available for public-private partnerships in India. We then run through the procedure for tendering a public-private partnership and how to incorporate in the country.
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