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A Miya Bahamas team. (PHOTO: BAREFOOT MARKETING FOR MIYA BAHAMAS)
NASSAU, BAHAMAS Despite the challenges of the last year, Miya Bahamas is pleased to announce that they have successfully executed their water efficiency strategies last year.
The company said that “thankfully” it was granted status as an essential service at the onset of the global health pandemic, and with the help of its dedicated employees and the Water and Sewerage Corporation (WSC), the company navigated the ever-evolving COVID environment to successfully attain its 2020 commitments, although its annual targets have been affected due to the unprecedented pandemic.
Miya Bahamas Project Manager Mario Tavera explained: “This year was a difficult one for everyone. We experienced some challenges in securing equipment due to border closures and a host of other logistical issues, however, through increased communication with WSC we were able to get the job done.”
Patrizia received the Best Client Service award.
In the category of mid-cap real estate GPs, Los Angeles-based
PCCP LLC was picked Best of the Best. PCCP focuses on senior and mezzanine debts in small- to medium-sized commercial buildings, as well as value-add investments.
INFRASTRUCTURE
Macquarie received the same amount of votes as Brookfield and was jointly awarded Best of the Best infrastructure manager.
Australia’s
Schroders and
Antin Infrastructure Partners was awarded Best Client Service.
Among mid-cap GPs,
Equitix was awarded Best of the Best, followed by
InfraRed Capital Partners who won Best Performance. Through the two UK investment firms, NPS, POBA and Korean insurers, including Hyundai Merchant, invested in the operator of London Orbital Motorway, or M25, as well as Britain’s High Speed 1 (HS1).
Bigblu Broadband plc (AIM: BBB), is a leading provider of alternative super-fast and ultra-fast broadband solutions throughout Australia, the Nordics and parts of the UK. BBB delivers a portfolio of super-fast wireless broadband products for consumers and businesses unserved or underserved by fibre. The Group has a significant target market with 3m customers in the territories we operate in with speeds of under 4 Mbps. High levels of recurring revenue, increasing economies of scale and Government stimulation of the alternative broadband market in the countries we operate in provide a solid foundation for strong organic growth as demand for alternative super-fast broadband services increases in the territories we operate in.
Alex Blowers appointed as new chair of INCA
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The body representing the challenger internet network providers also welcomes CityFibre back into membership
London, UK, 15 January – INCA’s board has appointed CityFibre’s head of regulation to be the association’s new Chair. Alex Blowers is one of the biggest hitters in policy and regulation in the sector and his appointment will add significant depth to INCA’s board.
Alex Blowers said, “INCA is the only association focused specifically on the interests of the vibrant independent sector of companies building the UK’s new digital infrastructure. INCA members are set to play a major role in achieving the Government’s ambitious targets for national coverage of gigabit-capable networks by the end of the decade.”