In the firm’s results statement covering the six months from 1 January to 30 June 2012, International Public Partnerships Limited (INPP) credits governments for taking action to keep infrastructure projects on track.
While claiming that the UK-listed infrastructure investment firm would not need to draw on the UK government’s £40 billion (€51 billion; $62 billion) guarantees scheme – announced in July – chairman Keith Dorrian nonetheless said the scheme was “a measure of the UK government’s commitment to ensure that adequate investment is made into the sector”.
INPP hails government support(3)
In its latest six-monthly results announcement, the listed UK infrastructure investment firm has applauded government programmes designed to ‘ensure that important public infrastructure is delivered in a timely and efficient manner’ – highlighting the UK and Australia in particular.
