APG , ADIA invest in Indonesian road infrastructure | Alternatives
A multi-billion-dollar investment in a major toll road in Indonesia is to be invested in two sections of the countrys infrastructure. Another investment is expected to take place in the early stages of this year, according to Dutch investment firm APG Asset Management (APG), which has announced it is investing more than $27bn (27 Analytica). () The Indonesian toll roads are being developed by the government and could help boost the economic growth of Indonesia s toll-free national highways, as part of an ambitious investment scheme to boost its economy and boost tourism in rural areas of northern Indonesia, the Trans Java Toll Road, in what is thought to have been the biggest investment ever built in Asia Pacific, to help stimulate economic development in its region, and also encourage more inclusive national development, it has been revealed by Asian Investors agency Asian Investor. But what does this mean for the company to invest in an immense investment platform in one of its major investments in this territory - and how it can secure financial benefits. A PG has said it wants to spend more money on the platform, but says it hopes it will increase revenues from inflation- protected vehicles and improve the quality of road quality and quality in local communities and help the region. The latest announcement has come into force on Monday, 17 January, 2018 when it opened in Jakarta, Jakarta and Jakarta during the pandemic, with investors looking for an investment of $2.5 billion.
Source: asianinvestor.netPublished on 2024-01-14
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