Public-Private Partnerships in Asia – Guide

This guide was produced by King & Wood Mallesons, a member of IPFA. 

COVID has been a game changer for the use of PPPs in infrastructure in Asia. Since its outbreak, governments from around the world have focused public expenditure on their health care and social welfare systems to protect people’s lives and economies. The budgets that were allocated to spending on infrastructure have been further curtailed due to expenditure on health care and social welfare and that will continue for the foreseeable future, while the need for infrastructure keeps increasing.

There are limited opportunities in Asia for brownfield asset recycling or privatisations so the resulting funding gap will need to be met by the private sector through PPPs.

This guides share knowledge on this critical development across the region, including market snapshots, key issues for investors and the way forward.

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