KCC Buildcon to sell 5 HAM highway projects to Cube Highways
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KCC Buildcon to sell 5 HAM highway projects to Cube Highways

Cube Highways and Infrastructure has signed a deal to acquire five hybrid annuity model (HAM) highway projects from Gurugram-based KCC Buildcon. The deal would take about six months to complete pending approvals from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), lenders and other regulatory agencies.

Prior to the acquisition of KCC Buildcon highway projects, Cube Highways had a portfolio of 28 highways with nearly 8,900 lane km across India.

KCC Buildcon has six road projects under the hybrid annuity model (HAM), of which only one highway section on NH 66 between Talgaon and Kalmath in Maharashtra is operational. The five HAM highway projects being constructed by KCC Buildcon are estimated to have a contract value of around $575 million.

The HAM of highway construction involves the government pitching in with 40 per cent of the cost while the developer contributes the balance through equity and debt.

See also:
Breakthrough in the Delhi-Dehradun expressway project
Surat-Chennai economic corridor runs into green hurdle


Cube Highways and Infrastructure has signed a deal to acquire five hybrid annuity model (HAM) highway projects from Gurugram-based KCC Buildcon. The deal would take about six months to complete pending approvals from the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), lenders and other regulatory agencies. Prior to the acquisition of KCC Buildcon highway projects, Cube Highways had a portfolio of 28 highways with nearly 8,900 lane km across India. KCC Buildcon has six road projects under the hybrid annuity model (HAM), of which only one highway section on NH 66 between Talgaon and Kalmath in Maharashtra is operational. The five HAM highway projects being constructed by KCC Buildcon are estimated to have a contract value of around $575 million. The HAM of highway construction involves the government pitching in with 40 per cent of the cost while the developer contributes the balance through equity and debt. See also: Breakthrough in the Delhi-Dehradun expressway projectSurat-Chennai economic corridor runs into green hurdle

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