International Public Partnerships

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International Public Partnerships Limited (INPP) is a listed, closed-ended investment fund under British law that participates internationally in so-called Public Private Partnerships (PPP), i.e. in public tasks.

background

International Public Partnerships was launched by Babcock & Brown under the name Babcock & Brown Public Partnerships in November 2006 and is listed on the London Stock Exchange. In the course of the liquidation of Babcock & Brown, the name was changed to International Public Partnerships in June 2009 and the shares still held by Babcock & Brown were sold; at the same time, Amber Fund Management from Babcock & Brown took over the administration of INPP. Amber emerged from the fund management of the former Babcock & Brown.

Investments

The portfolio includes 50 PPP projects in areas such as roads, tunnels, railway companies, schools and public buildings. In Germany INPP u. a. 49 percent stake in the privately organized railway company BeNEX . In April 2019, Hamburger Hochbahn (HHA) announced that INPP would also take over the remaining 51 percent of the shares in BeNEX.

Individual evidence

  1. NDR: Hamburger Hochbahn sells BeNEX shares , April 1, 2019 , accessed on April 1, 2019

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