India Policy on Private sector participation in Railway works

India Policy on Private sector participation in Railway works, image of Indian Railway
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Feb 07, 2020
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The Indian Ministry of Railways (“MoR”) launched a participate policy in December 2012 to promote rail connectivity and capacity augmentation projects under 5 possible models:

  • Non-Government Private Line model;
  • Joint Venture (“JV”) model;
  • Build, Operate and Transfer (“BOT”) model;
  • Capacity augmentation with funding by customers; and
  • BOT Annuity model

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