Spanish company Sacyr analyzes investment proposals from Czech Republic

Spanish company Sacyr is analyzing investment proposals put forward by the Czech government for the program of concessions of transport infrastructure through public-private partnership models. According to the newspaper “El Economista”, these would involve the development of new highways and investments in the future high-speed railway line, for more than 30 billion euros over the next decade. Sacyr executives recently visited the country to learn more about the planned initiatives and to explore possible partners, identifying the first actions that could be of interest to them.

In terms of railway infrastructure, the Czech government plans to launch, through a public-private partnership project, several sections of both the conventional network and the future high-speed line, for which it estimates an investment of EUR 27 billion over the next 10 years. In the first case, it is planned to start the modernization of the Prague-Veleslavín-Václav Havel Airport section, including the construction of the Dlouha Mile multimodal terminal and the new Prague-Liboc stop. The tender is expected to start by the end of the year.

Spanish company Sacyr analyzes investment proposals from Czech Republic

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