The global financial crisis and subsequent economic downturn has added impetus and urgency to these plans.
A rapid increase in infrastructure investment has implications for all layers of government as well as for financiers, investors and various public and private-sector enterprises as they strive to give substance to the government’s ambitions.
KPMG’s Infrastructure group helps clients understand the business, investment and public policy opportunities arising from the increased investment in infrastructure.
We offer a coordinated approach to designing, executing and managing major infrastructure projects and transactions.
Our capabilities cover all key sectors, including energy and natural resources, water, telecommunications and transport. We have worked on major social infrastructure projects such as schools, hospitals and public housing.
KPMG boasts a solid public-sector infrastructure track record, having participated in many of Australia’s largest and most complex government asset sales, privatisations and public-private partnerships.
We advise on all elements of the infrastructure life cycle, from strategy formulation and planning through to financing, development and operation.