At MTBS we percieve Public Private Partnerships as a means to achieve optimal business solutions on the public and private interface. Implementing PPP principles implies by no means a standard routine, but a case by case approach in which the optimal PPP structure is defined by matching the characteristics of each individual project. The leading principle is to reach a well balanced division of value and risks between public and private partners through a thorough understanding of the position and merits of each partner, the result of which is described in the PPP business case model. Defining the proper PPP structure underlies the succesful implementation of the PPP principles.

Our vast experience with and in depth understanding of PPP in the maritime businesses enables us to develop PPP structures that are best applicable in the specific circumstances, matching the position of ports and port authorities as well as that of private operators within the sector.