It has been announced that Eiffage has positioned itself for the future privatization of new regional airports in France, including the Lille Airport following in the footsteps of its competitor Vinci, who has made the airport one of the priority areas for its development. Building and concession groups are attracted by airport concessions because traffic offers stronger growth rates than on motorways and allows the maturity of their activities to be extended.
The main topic of the deal is the descent of the State to the capital of Groupe ADP, but other privatizations of regional platforms could follow, like Marseille or Bordeaux.
Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), Vinci and IFM Investors are reportedly forming consortia to bid for the French government's 50.6% stake in Groupe ADP, which is planned to be sold next year a...
Read moreThe French department of Rhône, a suburb of Lyon, located in east-central France, has issued a contract notice for advisory services for the structuring of a tender of a civic PPP project....
Read moreThe City of Le Havre, in north-west France, has disclosed that it awarded a concession contract for the design, construction, financing, maintenance and operation of a public heating system...
Read moreAurelia S.r.l., the financial holding company of the Gavio family, and Ardian, a world leading investment house, inform that the due diligence review carried out by Ardian in compliance with the provi...
Read moreA'liénor, a 65% subsidiary of Eiffage and 35% of Sanef, the concession company that operates the Pau-Langon A65 motorway in south-west France, has completed the refinancing of its...
Read more