La Comunidad de Madrid sigue usando project finance para financiar inversiones, como el metro-bus EUR95.5m
Published by FinanzasLocales.com April 7th, 2008 in Noticias.La CCAA de Madrid sigue utilizando y sigue a la cabeza de los entes públicos en España en el uso del project finance. Esta metodologÃa de financiación escapa a las restricciones presupuestarias y podrÃa estar oscureciendo los verdaderos niveles de endeudamiento de las CCAA, como Madrid.
La de Madrid es junto a Valencia y Cataluña de las CCAA con mayor uso de esta técnica financiera.
El último ejemplo es el bus-metro que ha financiado el Royal Bank of Scotland y Fortis.
Extracto de Project Finance:
Madrid bus-metro hub financed
07 April 2008
Itemosa, a consortium formed by ItÃnere (80%) and Mombus Group (20%), has reached financial close for a Eu95.5 million facility backing the construction of the Moncloa mass transit hub, in Madrid.
The non-recourse loan, which has a term of maturity of 27 years, is led by Fortis and RBS.
In 2006, the Regional Transport Consortium of the Community of Madrid awarded the 35-year concession for the new Moncloa (Madrid) mass transit hub to the Itemosa consortium.
The new transport hub, which entered into service in February, serves 360,000 travelers daily. The installations have been expanded by 20,000 m2 and 20 new docks to serve 47 inter-city bus lines coming from the northwestern corridor of Madrid and will allow connection with lines 3 and 6 of the Metro/Subway and with 16 city bus lines (EMT).
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