Plenary is one of the world’s leading investors, developers and managers of public-private partnership (PPP or P3) infrastructure projects.

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We are a public infrastructure company with a solid track record of delivering PPP projects across North America, Australia, Asia and the Middle East.

Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre, a public health infrastructure project in Australia

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Plenary is an independent long-term investor, developer and manager of public infrastructure.

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We deliver first-class infrastructure on time and on budget. We stand behind our projects with committed, bankable financial underwritings.

Plenary is an independent long-term investor, developer and manager of public infrastructure in Asia and the Middle East.

Zayed City Schools (credit ADIO courtesy of Plenary)

School’s in: Zayed city Schools project complete

Plenary achieves financial close on Khalifa University Student Accommodation Project

Abu Dhabi Investment Office and Khalifa University to develop largest student accommodation project in GCC

Paul Oppenheim succeeds John O’Rourke as chair

A concept image of the Zayed City Schools Project in Abu Dhabi

New health innovation hub in Sydney’s east reaches new heights

Construction of new adult Mental Health and Addictions Centre complete

Nyaal Banyul reaches halfway point and boosts local jobs

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Plenary is a people business. We look for high-performing professionals with a commitment to excellence in the procurement, delivery and management of public infrastructure.

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School’s in: Zayed city Schools project complete

Plenary achieves financial close on Khalifa University Student Accommodation Project

Abu Dhabi Investment Office and Khalifa University to develop largest student accommodation project in GCC

Paul Oppenheim succeeds John O’Rourke as chair

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