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Bankable Projects, Bankrupt Contractors? The Cost of Ignoring Risk in Funded Projects - Infrastructure news
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Bankable Projects, Bankrupt Contractors? The Cost of Ignoring Risk in Funded Projects - Infrastructure news
Government funding alone cannot meet South Africa’s urgent infrastructure needs. The government has committed R940 billion to infrastructure from 2025-2027, but this is insufficient for our country’s critical needs across ports, rail, roads, water systems, and Eskom‘s transmission capacity. Private investment must fill the gap. Enter private financiers, who are a necessary catalyst for development and increasingly funding projects across the glo…
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