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ARTICLE · 01 OCTOBER 2025

Investing In The Future: Germany's Infrastructure Spending Surge

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The European Union ("EU") and its member states continue to advance sustainable trade and investment policies under the Green Deal. Against this backdrop, Germany took a historic step in March and April 2025 by amending its constitution to allow more flexible public borrowing in defined investment areas.

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The European Union ("EU") and its member states continue to advance sustainable trade and investment policies under the Green Deal. Against this backdrop, Germany took a historic step in March and April 2025 by amending its constitution to allow more flexible public borrowing in defined investment areas. This change has unlocked an extraordinary €500 billion programme dedicated to strengthening defence, upgrading infrastructure, and enhancing climate resilience over the next decade.

A substantial portion of this package is directed toward long-overdue infrastructure upgrades. These include improvements to defence industry, ageing motorway tunnels, the expansion of public transport and rail capacity, and the development of new university campuses, care facilities, and energy-efficient urban projects. The reform also presented opportunities for public-private partnerships ("PPPs") in various sectors, which are expected to play a pivotal role in

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