rites's spv model for bengaluru suburban rail service
DESCRIPTION
The special Purpose vehicle model that RITES has recommended in its 2012 report for implementing Suburban/Commuter Rail Service in BengaluruTRANSCRIPT
SPV Model for Bengaluru Suburban Rail Service
Typical SPV Model
SPVSponsors
ContractorsSuppliers
Consumers
FinancialInstitutions
CapitalMarkets
Project
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Participants & Roles
Project Financing has many participants Sponsors – Host Government, Private Enterprise
Development Company, i.e. Special Purpose Vehicle, which supervises the design, build and operational activities of the project
Financial Institutes – Who lends money to the project
Capital Markets – To raise funds from capital market via shares, bonds etc.
Suppliers, Contractors – Who will build the project
Consumers – Who will consume the goods and services from the project
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Comparable Models in Suburban Rail Services in India MMTS Hyderabad
South Central Railways, 100% owners
State Govt sharing the 50% cost for phase-1, 67% for Phase-2
No monitoring or continuous development mechanism to expand/update the services
SCR sole deciding authority, State govt has virtually no say.
Fares are based on IR fare regime.
No debt financing
MRVC Mumbai SPV with GOI and State Govt (contributing 51% and 49% respectively)
for 25 Crores as the initial capital
It only formulates the plans and rolls out the projects in consultation with GOM and GOI.
It charges a consultancy fee for preparing plans, procuring loans etc.
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Comparable Models in Suburban Rail Services in India …Continued MRVC Mumbai
IR collects surcharge and share 50% with MRVC
World Bank lending to GOI and GOM into respective shares.
Repayment by GOI and GOM
IR and MRVC jointly decides on project works
MRVC continuously monitors the project and takes up the improvements, additions and new ones.
GOI/ IR takes care of addition of track and signaling infrastructure, running of trains etc.
MRVC takes care of Non-Train activities including procurement of EMU’s, building stations, circulating areas etc.
GOM helps MRVC with building feeder roads
Fares are determined on ‘Sub-Urban’ Category
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RITES’ Model for Bengaluru Suburban Rail Service Based on MRVC, Mumbai Model
Consultancy Service Model Reason, it doesn’t create separate exclusive assets like BIAL It uses the existing and future enhanced IR infrastructure
Entity – Bengaluru Suburban Rail Corporation Formulates plans, rolls out projects under GOI/GOK
guidance IR to undertake required Track and Signaling
enhancements IR to take care of running of trains, personnel BCRC to take care of stations, Auxiliary areas, feeder
roads and services with the help of GOK Fares based on ‘Sub-Urban’ regime Plus a surcharge to cover the BCRC consultancy
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RITES’ Model for Bengaluru Suburban Rail Service Funding
GOK and GOI to contribute 100 Crores in 50-50 partnership as the initial capital
Funding from financial institutes like World Bank, Asian Bank, Islamic Development Bank, IBRD
Stake Holders Chairman – Nominated Railway Board Member MD – Jointly decided by GOK and GOI Board Members
Principal Secretary, UDD Principal Secretary, IDD Commissioner, DULTOfficials from State Revenue and Transport DepartmentGM-SWR, DGM – Bangalore Division BMTC, BMRCL Nominees CiSTUP Chairman ?
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RITES’ Model for Bengaluru Suburban Rail Service
Working Executives Chairman Managing Director Director - Planning & Projects
Work with stakeholders to draw project plans, roll out and execute the new projects
Responsible for projects by SWR as well as other Non-Rail projects needed for CRS operations
Director - Technical Execution of Electrical and Mechanical projects Procurement of EMUs, construction of EMU sheds Maintenance and upgrade of Electrical and Mechanical services
Director – Finance Control of BSRC finances
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