For decades, analysts and activists have been crying hoarse about the private sector forging a strategic alliance with the public sector to build the badly needed infrastructure for India. GMR is finally making it happen
The Rs.2,500 crore GMR Group has placed
immense faith in the Public-Private-Partnership model for infrastructure development in India – a faith that seems to be paying rich dividends too. Take the airport space, for instance. Winning the bid has awarded it a 30-year operation, management and development agreement for the highly lucrative Indira Gandhi International Airport at New Delhi, as well as build, operate, develop & maintain rights for a Greenfield international airport in Hyderabad. Though the proposal for a second international airport is proving to be damp squib, the PPP approach for airport infrastructure seems to be spot on thus far. Read these article :-
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