US EditionCould German infrastructure be the next hot investment?
- On May 22, 2025, construction activity took place at the Stuttgart 21 railway station site amid Germany's widespread infrastructure challenges.
- These challenges stem from prolonged underinvestment linked to fiscal rules, causing bridge collapses, broken tracks, and limited digitalization.
- To address this, Germany's new government established a 500 billion euro infrastructure and climate fund alongside fiscal amendments and red tape reductions.
- Economy minister Katherina Reiche stated, "90% of investments need to be private sector investments," highlighting the need for private capital involvement.
- This strategy aims to mobilize private investment rapidly, but experts note outcomes depend on political will and addressing execution speed concerns.
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onetz.de
Countries and municipalities are expected to receive 100 billion euros for investment, but the conditions are still unclear. Lower Saxony's new Prime Minister is therefore pushing up to speed.
berliner-sonntagsblatt.de
report-k.deFederal Construction Minister Verena Hubertz (SPD) has announced her intention to significantly accelerate construction and has called for a rethink, including on environmental protection. "Where construction is planned, it simply has to happen faster," Hubertz told the "Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland" (Saturday editions). "Currently, it takes an average city about five years to obtain a development plan. We want to make it possible to deviate f…
The German government relies on private investments to save the country's sluggish infrastructure. With a new special fund and changed fiscal rules, billions are mobilized. What opportunities does this development offer for the capital market, for example for the German building materials company Heidelberg Materials?
Germany turns to private capital to fill €500 billion infrastructure gap
Germany turns to private capital to fill €500 billion infrastructure gap May 30, 2025 Posted by: Quatro Strategies Categories: Business & Politics, Europe No Comments Subscribe to unlock this insight. START YOUR TRIAL NOWALREADY A MEMBER? .vc_custom_1452662201783{margin-right: 0px !important;margin-bottom: 40px !important;margin-left: 0px !important;}.vc_custom_1533640275437{margi…
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