The urban population of developing countries has grown rapidly and it has led serious traffic congestion and additional socio-economic cost. Against this backdrop, transportation infrastructures such as road, railway, airport and harbor need to be significantly improved and expanded.

Currently, various types of transportation infrastructure have been actively developed in many countries. KIND participates in global PPP projects together with Korean EPC contractors and operators, who have cutting edge technology and know-how for the transportation infrastructure, supporting Korean companies’ transportation infrastructure business and increasing partner countries’ social and economic efficiency.

In the developed countries, the needs for modernization of aging infrastructures have been highlighted, and also in the developing countries the demand of infrastructures and new city development have been increased due to the urban population growth.

To cope with the imminent needs for infrastructure, KIND participates in urban development PPP projects including housing site development and social infrastructure, for which Korea’s innovative SMART city solutions can be utilized on the basis of its cutting edge ICT (Information and Communications Technologies). We believe it will contribute to solving urban issues and creating additional value to the city.

While the global electricity demand is growing fast due to income level increase and technological advances, currently the electricity supply does not meet the demand. In addition, facing the climate change, we need to utilize more renewable energies such as solar, wind and geothermal. Therefore, there is a great need for various power and energy infrastructures that use renewable energies as well as traditional fuel sources, throughout the whole energy supply chain such as LNG terminals and pipelines, and transmission & distribution systems.

KIND, as an advisor, a developer and an investor for sustainable development of various power and energy projects, exerts the best effort to improve energy accessibility and contribute to global economic growth. 

The global oil and gas demands have steadily mounted, and consequently it has led to more needs of facilities for exploration/production/transportation for the oil and gas industries including facilities for oil refinery and petrochemical production and supply. Beside this, the needs for industrial plants of IT products, logistics and consumer goods have also increased especially in the developing countries. Development of these knowledge-concentrated plant industries with characteristics of both manufacturing and services boost industry convergence and create a ripple effect to the related industries.

Taking into account of vitalization of the manufacturing and service industries in Korea as well as our partner countries, KIND organizes expert teams with competitive investors, EPC contractors, O&M contractors, feedstock suppliers and off-takers for projects.

The areas of water resource and wastes require more efficient management and massive investment due to climate change and fast growing urbanization, and it is becoming more crucial that private sector’s participation in water resources and environmental infrastructure, such as water treatment facilities, waste water treatment plants, desalination plants and energy from waste plants. 

KIND, as a channel connecting the public sector and the private sector, develops and supports global water and environmental PPP businesses, forming a team of Korean EPC contractors, engineering companies and organizations.