Asian Construction Leaders' Summit 2012
7-8 November 2012 | Prince Hotel & Residence, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Promoting Sustainable Construction of Infrastructure and Enabling Asian Economic Growth

For the first time, we are bringing together Government Officials, Financing, and Construction Companies to discuss the industry’s most pressing issues.

“During 2010–2020, it is estimated that Asia will need to invest approximately US$8 trillion in overall national infrastructure for energy, transport, telecommunications, water, and sanitation. In addition, the region will need to spend approximately US$300 billion on regional pipeline infrastructure projects in transport, energy, and telecommunications. This amounts to an overall infrastructure investment need of about US$750 billion per year during this 11-year period”. Financing Asia’s Infrastructure: Modes of Development and Integration of Asian Financial Markets, ADB, July 2010

Asian economic growth is hampered by the deficit in infrastructure supply. Lack of infrastructure deprives the otherwise fast growing Asian economies by 2% lost growth of GDP per annum.

Asian Construction Leaders’ Summit will discuss the following key challenges of Asian infrastructure by bringing together the regional stakeholders in governments, consultants, financing institutions, AEC and EPC firms:

Construction industry is playing a leadership role in aiding the regional economic growth as it consumes a significant amount of resources – funds, technology, materials and skills.

For the infrastructure development to be sustainable there is a strong need for an early integration with the other stakeholders of infrastructure development.

Asian Construction Leaders’ Summit will be the regional platform to facilitate this integration. Click here to get the latest Agenda

What YOU gain by attending Asian Construction Leaders’ Summit

For Operators For Solution Providers

Risk management and risk mitigation strategies for construction project management

Understand the expectations and requirements of project owners

Look at various financing and funding options

Show that your solutions, if implemented in project preplanning, can save stakeholders money

Benchmark Procurement strategies faced in several verticals in Asia’s infrastructure

Discuss how you can assist with the development of new markets

Discuss the latest trends and technological advancements in sustainable development

Become acquainted with your market and know your customer’s decision makers

Testimonials

“Very informative and inspiring event “ Roy A. Villarosa, Partner, R VILLAROSA ARCHITECTS, PHILIPPINES
“IQPC are experts at bringing the right people together for a valuable experience, we look forward to attending the event.” Thomas J. Agius, Director, KWP - KONSTRUCT WEST PARTNERS, HONG KONG
“I’m highly appreciative of the valuable networking and knowledge sharing opportunities that the event provided me with.” Masato Minami, Senior Structural Engineer, ARUP, JAPAN

Workshop A

Analysing the Current Modes of Infrastructure Financing in Asia and Comparing their Efficiency/Relevance to Project Deliverables

Hal Bosher, Representative – Northern Asia, MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT GUARANTEE AGENCY, WORLD BANK

Workshop B

Managing Complex Deal Structuring and Contractual and Construction Risks in Major Infrastructure Projects

Mohammad Razin Ghazali, Managing Director, UEM BUILDERS

Workshop C

Improving Construction Productivity while Adhering to Deadlines and Budgets

Dr Michael Shirley, General Manager - Infrastructure, SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ