Executive Summary
During 2015, Kuwait awarded projects worth KWD 10bn, an increase of 20% compared to 2014. The aggregate value of projects awarded during 2014 and 2015 is KWD 18bn. However, this is yet to impact positively on key areas of the economy.
This report by Marmore discusses the projects landscape in Kuwait by analyzing current ongoing, on-hold and cancelled projects across different sectors. The count and value of ongoing projects aid in accessing the dominant sectors where projects have been awarded in Kuwait. According to this report, the projects completed and awarded have increased in terms of value over the last few years. However, this is yet to stimulate different facets of economy to expected levels. Additionally, the report also highlights Kuwait's efforts towards PPP projects.
FAQ
Key Questions Addressed
- What is the value of projects awarded between 2012 & 2015?
- What is the current status of the projects awarded?
- Which sectors dominate the Kuwaiti projects landscape?
- What is the status of PPP projects in Kuwait?
- What is the impact of the completed and ongoing projects on: 1. PPP Projects 2. Bank Credit 3. Debt Markets 4. Stock Markets, and 5. Overall Economy
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Kuwait Project Landscape – Key trends
- Top Ongoing Projects across Sectors
- Projects awarded are showing signs of growth
- Pressing ahead with the Private Public Partnership (PPP) projects
- 143 projects with value of KWD 10 bn completed between 2012-2015
- Appendix - Top Ongoing Projects in Kuwait
