Evaluate the Build Operate Model of Private Public Partnership in the context of road infrastructure of the country. (200 Words)
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KEY POINTS
· National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) announced its plan to award at least 8 per cent of the targeted road development for the current fiscal through Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) route.
· The study by ICRA has revealed that 70 per cent of the sample projects defaulted during the operational phase, largely on account of lower than envisaged traffic and authority-related issues.
· Only one-fourth of the projects could come out of default and nearly 16 per cent of the projects were terminated.
· Although NHAI protects the concessionaire against losses caused by delays in approvals and land acquisition, the delays will ultimately impact the project execution and its cash-flows.
· An easy way was discovered through book entries showing upfront equity infusion into the SPV and immediate plough back of the same to the sponsor as mobilisation advance.
· The traffic projections made in the absence of any reliable historical data, drawn based on certain assumptions, have largely been flawed.
· In the case of road projects, the traditional debt-restructuring mechanism did not work because it required a committed and sustained financial support from the concessionaire and the project owner.
· While a stalled road project is a loss proposition for all stakeholders (i.e., concessionaire, lender and project owner), the lender bears the lion’s share of the financial loss (nearly 75 per cent of the cost incurred).
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