INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATISATIONS
August 2016
There is a wave of anti-privatisation in the air and it has cost dearly those governments throughout the world who are persistent on selling state assets to reduce burdening government debt.
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Arqiva
Arqiva is a UK telecommunications company which owns and operates the UK’s terrestrial transmission network with respect to television and radio broadcast. Arqiva also provides satellite transmission services to content providers; transmission and access services to mobile network operators and public safety organisations; and smart metering services.
Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport is Australia’s largest airport and operates under a long-term lease from the Australian Government. The company develops and maintains the airport infrastructure, including car parking, and leases terminal space to airlines and retailers. Sydney Airport is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: SYD).
Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport is the third-busiest airport in Australia in terms of passenger traffic and has been a strong performer, with solid passenger growth since privatisation in 1997. Brisbane Airport has undertaken a number of successful property development, further contributing to its strong performance.