Pinsent Masons
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Pinsent Masons advises government entities, procurers, developers, and lenders across a wide spectrum of sectors, with particular prominence in PPP frameworks and major social and economic infrastructure mandates. The firm is especially active in water-sector projects, including large-scale desalination, wastewater treatment, and reverse osmosis facilities. Catherine Workman, well-known for her leading role in social infrastructure, co-leads the practice alongside Tim Armsby, who fronts the firm’s expanding KSA offering, and Matthew Escritt, who brings valued finance and project development expertise. Gurmeet Kaur is a key advisor on complex PPP mandates and policy frameworks, and David Platt and Albert Kromm also remain central to the firm’s work across giga-projects, energy transition mandates, and large-scale transport infrastructure.
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Testimonials
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- ‘David Platt is very knowledgeable and experienced in project finance, giving great legal advice on finance docs, as well as contracts in general. Trustworthy advisor you want on your side.’
- ‘The team were really into doing the task and knowledgeable, plus they were really dedicated to the project.'
Key clients
- Abrdn Investcorp
- FCC
Work highlights
Advised the financiers (Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank (commercial lender) and Al Rajhi Banking and Investment Corporation and Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank (Islamic lenders)) on all aspects of the project financing provided to the winning consortium of Al Jomaih and Total Energies in respect of the 300MW solar power plant to be built and operated at Rabigh, Saudi Arabia being procured as part of the "REPDO Round V" strategic procurement process.