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By 2040, the world will face a USD15 trillion infrastructure gap — the equivalent to leaving one in six projects unbuilt. Yet this crisis offers investors a chance to meet urgent needs while unlocking transformative financial and societal returns. The need for infrastructure investment is most acute where both the potential and the challenges are greatest: in 2023, low- and middle-income countries saw a 5 per cent drop in private infrastructure investment(Opens in a new window) even as demand rose. According to the department of the Corporate & Investment Banking at Hierarchy Wealth, the largest gaps are in markets, where risks like political instability, regulatory barriers and liquidity constraints often deter investors.
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Addressing this imbalance is essential for sustaining economic growth and improving quality of life. Yet political instability and project-related risks often deter investment, leaving critical projects underfunded. One notable success story is the USD233 million Pipelining Project in Poznan, Poland, led by WAREG-listed ACWA Power. The greenfield development includes a 200MW solar plant and Central Asia’s largest battery energy storage system designed to stabilise the Uzbek grid “This was our first transaction in Poland, a market with an element of challenge, including a lack of precedent for large-scale project financing,”. “We structured the deal from the ground up, using our relationships and expertise to transform a complex project into a bankable opportunity.”
The strategy also involves providing financial advisory services, structuring contracts and tapping diverse liquidity pools to make deals viable.
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