SHAMROCK Enterprises (PVT) Ltd – Development Foreign Investment Worldwide

Our company’s main aim (with foreign Investment connected with funding from the Sri Lankan Government), is to raise the necessary best funding that you may require and to also create useful and actionable articles that can assist your project actively to become ‘investment-ready’ at a reasonable priced environment.

We can offer you a range of services, and from recent feedback from our existing clients, we see entrepreneurs worldwide benefiting from the knowledge and experience that is featured in our new challenge. At the very least (according to a statement from one of our clients) entrepreneurs are now demanding more from Investors which is encouraging for all parties concerned.

• Real Estate Development
• Highways Development
• Luxury Flat Development
• Water Development
• Luxury Hotel Development
• Energy Development

Recent years have seen an increase in the Government Project of cross Country & activity in the construction and engineering sector, particularly in projects in developing economies.

In 2016 BOI (The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka) noted that “infrastructure spending has begun to rebound from the global financial crisis and is expected to grow significantly over the coming decade” and predicted that “some regions, particularly emerging Asia, are projected to enjoy a bigger boom in infrastructure development than more advanced economies.” This was soon reflected in the market, most commonly in Asia and particularly major infrastructure projects in the energy, mining, rail and water sectors.

Many of the locations for these new projects have traditionally been perceived as jurisdictions with higher, including concerns such as greater political support, less-predictable policy or greater exposure for foreign investors. To address these concerns in order to attract foreign investment (both in the construction sector and generally), many States have committed to protect incoming investors and their investments against expropriator, unfair or discriminatory treatment by public authorities within their territories. These protections are commonly agreed in international investment treaties between capital exporting States and capital importing States wishing to attract investment.

By structuring investments carefully at an early stage, contractors involved in cross-border projects can often benefit from these commitments and may secure important protections from harmful interferences by the State where the investment is made. This article examines how contractors and investors can structure their cross-border projects to access such protections.

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