January 01 2010
MERIDIAM INFRASTRUCTURE has won 3 Global Awards and is awarded Global Financial Sponsor of the year
![]() Long term investment fund Meridiam Infrastructure is granted with three Global Awards, given in London by Project Finance International Magazine.
These three awards are:
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MERIDIAM : GLOBAL FINANCIAL SPONSOR OF THE YEAR !
Meridiam has seen great success in 2009, closing six deals with a total value of €5.9bn, spread across Eastern Europe, Western Europe and the US:
A2 PHASE 2 MOTORWAY IN POLAND
This €1.6bn concession project includes the design, building, financing, operation and maintenance of a new section of road connecting the 2,300km existing segment to the German border. The A2 motorway forms part of Poland’s most strategic corridor and is an important transportation link between Western and Eastern Europe (Warsaw to Berlin).
HIGHWAY R1 IN SLOVAKIA
The R1 highway project is the first Slovakian PPP project. The Project consists in the design, building, financing, operation and maintenance of 52km three main sections of the 2x2 lane R1 expressway between Nitra and Tekovske Nemce as well as the Banska Bystrica Northern Bypass.
A5 MOTORWAY IN GERMANY
This €633m project consists in widening a 42km motorway section and in the operation and maintenance of 60km of the Malsch-Offenbourg motorway.
SAINT-QUENTIN-EN-YVELYNES VELODROME
This €74m project consists in the design, building, financing, operation and maintenance of an olympic velodrome with a 250m long, 8m wide track, that may contain 5,000 spectators. The project includes also a 39,000m² real estate program.
NORTH TARRANT EXPRESSWAY IN TEXAS
This €2bn project consists in the construction, maintenance and operation of 21.4 kilometers of the North Tarrant Express toll road in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. It will require a total investment of 2 billion dollars.
PORT OF MIAMI TUNNEL
First PPP signed by Florida State, this project faced numerous developments before its closing, right in the financial crisis. Amounting $900m, the project involves a concession to build and operate a tunnel 35 meters under the sea to ease port of Miami traffic. Bouygues is in charge of the building work.
« These awards grant first Meridiam design, the simple and safe one consisting in investing in very long term projects serving the general interest. », says Thierry Déau, Meridiam CEO. « We are pleased to receive these three global awards which close a year 2009 rich in deals and strengthen our investors’ trust, nearby whom we are raising our second funds. » |