Incorporated joint venture

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Incorporated joint venture

A joint venture in which legal entities are established to divide the project's equity by shareholdings in a company.

Incorporated Joint Venture

A joint venture in which the companies involved create a separate corporation and divide its shares between themselves as an equitable way to distribute income from the joint venture.
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Financing may be through equity contributions often involving incorporated joint ventures. Participants in such joint ventures may include the Operators and Master Developers.
The Development, Ownership and Operation Models for Private Sector Schools in the GCC
"Turning family-owned businesses into incorporated joint ventures increases the overall effectiveness of the economy, and has a positive impact on the local economy as a result of developing standards and controls for family-owned businesses, which represents a real added value to the national economy." Highlighting that state has allocated a huge budget on infrastructure, education, youth and healthcare projects, whose total value is expected to reach about $200bn over the next decade, Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim said private companies had an important role to play in the process of the economic growth.
PM urges private sector companies to go public

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