Privatization

Selling off public assets to private operators can create a win-win situation for developing countries looking to unload expensive and unsustainable assets, while putting cash in government coffers. For investors seeking to capitalize on investment opportunities in frontier markets, privatization offers an important market entree. Over the past few years privatization has been winding down in many developing countries, however, a number of them continue to be active privatizers.

FDI.net has been supporting the privatization agenda of the developing world by posting divestiture announcements and company profiles.

 Privatization

 

Reports

>> Privatization Alert - bi-monthly summary of the latest privatization opportunities trends and issues

>> Privatization Trends (2008) - updates based on World Bank's Privatization Database

>> Reporting on Privatization in the Enlarged Europe (2008) - report by Privatization Barometer

 

>> Privatization Agencies - link to directory of privatization agencies classified by region

Latest Opportunities

Title Type Sector
Investors for Wind Power Plants - Montenegro
(Jan 11, 2010)
Opportunities: Privatization Energy
Property
Privatisation plan for the years 2008-2011 - Poland
(Dec 17, 2009)
Opportunities: Privatization
Non-sector Specific
Bosnia-Herzegovina - Sale of Industrial Terrain
(Dec 16, 2009)
Opportunities: Privatization
Property

Latest Information

Business

Title Type Sector
Privatisation plan for the years 2008-2011 - Poland
(Dec-17-2009)
Business: Privatization data
Non-sector Specific
 
2009 Privatization Program - Tunisia
(Mar-11-2009)
Business: Privatization data
Non-sector Specific
 
Privatisation: Right Idea, Wrong Time (2008) - Serbia
(Nov-21-2008)
Business: Privatization data
Non-sector Specific
 

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