The Global Infrastructure Marketplace: The Next 20 Years

Audience: The 2030 Report is designed for a high-level audience in both the public and private sectors. For private sector executives - E&C firms, technology producers, equipment manufacturers, strategists, board of directors - the Report provides essential material for strategic decision-making. For public sector officials - government and multilateral bank executives, industrial policy thinkers - the Report provides a view of the most likely future in their sector or region, suggesting areas of major action and attention.

The Report: The Report focuses on 25 countries around the world, individually and aggregated geographically, projecting and assessing infrastructure demand for the next 20 years. The product is delivered in 10 decks, with explanatory text, Regions included are:

• North America

• Latin America

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• Europe

• Middle East

• Asia

The report covers the following sectors:

• Highways & Bridges

• Urban Mass Transit
• Electricity Generation & Transmission
• Rail
• Water & Wastewater
• Ports & Logistics
• Airports

Key Findings:

• Brazil, India, Indonesia and Turkey are set to become infrastructure “Hot Spots” in the next few years, delivering a sustained pipeline of high quality projects, making up between 20 and 25% of global demand during this period.

• Investment varies widely across sectors. It is expected that investment in electricity and transportation will account for 65 percent of investments in infrastructure while water distribution and wastewater treatment will continue to underperform receiving only 9 percent of total investments.

• China is the largest infrastructure market in the world, making up nearly 40 percent of global infrastructure demand. This figure will decline to just over 30% by 2030 as that country’s population ages and the initial investment is completed.

• Small emerging markets are falling further behind. Countries like Guatemala, Thailand and Kenya will continue to fall behind because they do not have the public sector capacity to develop and support a robust pipeline of projects.

• Investment in infrastructure projects in the U.S. will continue to decline as a percentage of the global total. Currently, investments in U.S. projects make up 15 percent of the global infrastructure market. By 2030, it is predicted that this will drop to 12 percent.

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The Drive: The thrust of the report is to give high level decision makers a birds eye view of the global infrastructure market. Where the opportunities are, the impediments, market size and how they can better position themselves based on current and historic trends. The Global Infrastructure Outlook 2030 should serve as your shorthand for what markets you want to penetrate and the lay of the land in them.

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Price: $2,995 ($4,995 when a 1/2 day presentation is included)

Release Date: January 19, 2011

Market Intelligence

You need to understand the market, and where that market it going - CG/lA can do that with you, through strategic advisory, M&A due diligence and trend identification. Take our recently released (January 2012) Global Infrastructure Market Demand 2015 Report, showing overall global infrastructure market demand by region, and sector. The "2015 Report" gives you a context within which to plan, make decisions and target opportunities. Key initiatives include:

Global Infrastructure Demand 2015

Global Infrastructure Demand 2030

Building your Business

Leadership Forum events give you one place - one airline ticket, one hotel, one trip, 2 days - to meet key project developers and global infrastructure decision-makers. The Leadership Forum's unique mix of in-depth workshops, rapid project presentations, pre-scheduled one-on-ones and informal sessions in iconic settings in your global infrastructure marketplace.

10th Latin American Strategic Infrastructure Leadership Forum

4th North American Strategic Infrastructure Leadership Forum

Intelligence & Trends

Total annual turnover in the world infrastructure market is nearly $2 trillion (including O&M). Where do you get your information? How does the public sector get up to speed, and stay there? Where do you go to exchange information, crowd source new ideas, build consensus? How do you build your social business network - across disciplines, across continents, across sectors? Stay tuned for ViP, or register to be a first adopter.

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Release Date: January 19, 2011

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