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NMP plan: Low-risk assets attractive but road may be fuzzy, say experts

The NMP document, however, is not clear on the use of proceeds of monetisation. It says 5-6 per cent of the National Infrastructure Pipeline (NIP) can be financed through asset recycling

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The government plans to have real time monitoring through the asset monetisation dashboard, a concept which was also envisaged for the NIP.

Jyoti Mukul New Delhi
The Central government’s National Monetisation Pipeline (NMP), which focuses on leveraging value derived from operational projects, will have to face the same test of contractual sanctity and regulatory oversight, which public-private partnership (PPP) endeavours have so far countenanced.
 
Risks associated with greenfield investment, however, have been alienated and it reduces the cost of capital.
 
According to N Venu, managing director and chief executive officer, India and South Asia, Hitachi ABB Power Grids, there was an appetite among Indians for investment in asset monetisation. The document, however, itself admits that “successful implementation of NMP hinges on an effective governance