Plenary Group

Plenary Group is an Australian infrastructure investment business specialising in public private partnerships. It was founded in 2004 by three former ABN Amro employees with Deutsche Bank taking a 20% shareholding.[1]

Plenary Group
IndustryInfrastructure Investment
Founded2004
Headquarters
Melbourne
Area served
Australia
Canada
United States
Asia
Websitewww.plenarygroup.com

Operations

Projects which it has been in include:

Australia

Canada

United States
  • Plenary Roads Denver - first U.S. project: 2014-2016 Denver-Boulder US36 Express Lanes[11]
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References
  1. "Deutsche Positions for Boost in PPPs" Australian Financial Review 5 July 2004
  2. GoldlinQ selected to build Gold Coast light rail Railway Gazette International 6 May 2011
  3. Melbourne Convention Centre Development Victorian Treasury & Finance
  4. Sydney's new train unveiled - as $3.7 billion North West Rail Link operations contract awarded Archived 15 June 2016 at the Wayback Machine Sydney Metro 16 September 2014
  5. Toowoomba Second Range Crossing Queensland Department of Transport & Main Roads
  6. Partners Archived 2014-11-29 at the Wayback Machine Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre
  7. Rail Express
  8. Staff recommend GrandLinq as the preferred team for ION Stage 1 LRT City of Waterloo 28 February 2014
  9. Construction starts on Humber River Regional Hospital in Toronto Daily Commercial News 14 December 2011
  10. Plenary Health secures $512m contract for Milton District expansion project in Canada Hospital Management 31 March 2015
  11. "US 36 Express Lanes | Colorado, United States". plenarygroup.com. Retrieved 19 July 2019.


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