Financing China’s Airport Expansion
By Yong Qiu
In January 2008, the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) announced a vast programme that will see the construction of 97 new airports and the expansion and modernisation of 144 existing facilities by 2020. Construction work is underway and already US$20bn of financing is needed by 2010, with a further US$44bn by 2020 if the programme is to stay on schedule.
Financing China’s Airport Expansion is the essential source for data and information on all aspects of this enormous programme. This report features comprehensive, exclusive detail on every one of the airports themselves - nearly 200 in all, giving unique data and analysis into the full range of airport financing techniques. It gives potential investors a key insight into the various national and regional bodies with authority over the many aspects of aviation, providing crucial advice on how to approach the Chinese public fund and an inside track on partnership models with and between participants.
Drawing on extensive research and interviews with some of the most important figures in Chinese aviation, and including original case studies reflecting the wide range of financing techniques already used, this report offers a clear roadmap for interested parties on achieving success in financing China's airports.
Published October 2008 this report is priced at £1995/US$4,051, with a 10% discount for Project Finance International (PFI) subscribers.
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