Tag: infrastructure financing
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Stocks to Buy for 2026: Five Picks with 20-40% Potential Returns
Introduction Investors are eyeing 2026 with hopes of meaningful gains in Indian equities. While no stock carries a guaranteed return, a disciplined selection process focusing on fundamentals, growth catalysts, and macro tailwinds can identify ideas with realistic upside. Here are five stocks that analysts and readers often consider for a 12-month horizon, with a case…
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PH Government Adds 124 Projects to PPP Pipeline Led by Education Sector
Overview: A Stronger PPP Pipeline with Education at the Forefront The Philippine government has expanded its public-private partnership (PPP) pipeline by adding 124 new projects since December 2024, bringing the total to 251 projects valued at P2.81 trillion. The latest update from the PPP Center underscores a strategic shift toward education-led and community-enhancing infrastructure, signaling…
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Rethinking PSV Insurance: Private-Sector Partnerships Could Ease Public Transport’s Debt Burden
Government Debt Strategy Pushes Private-Sector Involvement in Large Projects Facing rising debt and tight fiscal space, governments worldwide are increasingly turning to private-sector partnerships to deliver large-scale infrastructure. The strategy aims to transfer some financial risk away from public balance sheets while leveraging private capital, expertise, and efficiency in project delivery. But as governments outline…
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ADB Extends $48 Million Financing for Balochistan Water Resources Project
New Financing Boost for Balochistan’s Water Resources The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recently approved an additional $48 million in financing for Pakistan’s Balochistan Water Resources Development Project. This move comes as part of ADB’s broader commitment to bolster water security and resilient irrigation across the province, aligning with Pakistan’s goals for sustainable growth and poverty…
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ADB Grants $48 Million Additional Financing for Balochistan Water Resources Project to Boost Resilience
ADB Expands Support for Water Security in Balochistan In a move that underscores its focus on climate resilience and sustainable development, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an additional $48 million in financing for Pakistan’s Balochistan Water Resources Development Project. This latest tranche complements an earlier commitment and aims to accelerate the construction of…
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ADB Approves $48m for Balochistan Water Project
Overview: A New Chapter for Balochistan’s Water Security The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an additional $48 million in financing for Pakistan, aimed at strengthening water resources management in the drought-prone province of Balochistan. The funding supports the Balochistan Water Resources Development Project, a program that blends modern infrastructure with advanced technology to improve…
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AfDB and Luxembourg Strengthen Ties to Accelerate Africa’s Sustainable Growth
A Strengthened Partnership for Africa’s Sustainable Growth The African Development Bank (AfDB) and Luxembourg have announced a reinforced partnership aimed at accelerating sustainable growth across Africa. Building on prior collaborations, the new agreement signals a long-term commitment to mobilize finance, share expertise, and support policy reforms that foster inclusive development. As global capital seeks lower-risk,…
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Uganda Parliament Approves Shs11 Trillion Loan, Debt Hit Shs127 Trillion
Uganda Approves a New Shs11 Trillion Loan In a rapid series of parliamentary sessions, Uganda’s lawmakers approved a new loan totaling roughly Shs11 trillion, marking a significant increase in the country’s public borrowing. The approval comes just days after a prior tranche pushed the total loan commitments higher, setting the stage for a public debt…
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Uganda’s Public Debt-expanding Loans: Parliament Okays Shs11 Trillion, Debt Near 127 Trillion
Overview: A Record Borrowing Sprint Uganda’s Parliament has approved a new wave of borrowing that will push the country’s public debt higher and intensify debates about fiscal sustainability. In a rapid three-day session, lawmakers authorised approximately Shs11 trillion in fresh loans. This massive influx of credit has raised concerns about debt service, fiscal space, and…
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Reko Diq Revival Nears Life with $3.5B Financing Deal
Pakistan Moves Closer to Reco Diq Revival with a $3.5 Billion Financing Deal The long-awaited revival of the Reko Diq copper and gold project in Balochistan took a significant step forward as Pakistan finalised a $3.5 billion financing package with six major international financial institutions. The agreement signals a milestone for one of the country’s…