Asian Infrastructure Development Company

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Case

Reference no. 9A97G017

Subject category: Case Method and Specialist Management Disciplines

Authors: David W Conklin; Sylvie Weeks; Joel Thompson

Published by: Ivey Publishing

Originally published in: 1997

Version: 2000-10-03

Length: 16 pages

Data source: Field research

Topics: General management; Environmental change; Government and business; Investment funds

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Abstract

Asian Infrastructure Development Corporation (AIDEC Project Financing) was an investment fund managed in Singapore. Its purpose was to manage infrastructure investments for its shareholders who were composed of major Japanese insurance companies and industrial corporations. The case discusses hurdle rates and the criteria for making investments in rapidly developing countries. Three investment proposals - a floating power station in India, an apartment complex in Shanghai, China and a railroad in Pakistan - were given to the investment committee. Which projects should be financed, if any? There is a simplified Chinese version available ''9A97GC17''.

Location:

Singapore

Industry:

Holdings and other investment companies

Size:

Large