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      The Infrastructure and Transport CEO Outlook finds leaders bullish on growth prospects of the sector, with a rebound in strategic mergers and acquisitions, to consolidate the market and enhance digital capabilities. There are high hopes for AI, to drive improvements in project delivery, asset performance and energy efficiency. Supply chain resilience is another big priority, as organisations pivot to new regions in response to geopolitical change.

      The winners will be those who turn bold headlines into actionable strategies — especially in AI, talent, project performance and financing. Download the report to find out more about the key trends shaping the sector in 2026 and beyond.

      KPMG Global CEO Outlook - Infrastructure & Transport

      KPMG Global CEO Outlook - Infrastructure & Transport

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      For companies across the Caucasus and Central Asia, the priority today is closing the gap between ambitious goals and actual delivery. While interest in the region as a transit hub is growing, aging infrastructure and a persistent talent shortage remain significant bottlenecks. CEO optimism must be backed by more than just technology purchases — it requires building transparent processes and sound long-term investment planning. In an environment of high capital costs and climate risks, the leaders will be those who can effectively manage their assets and retain specialists capable of leveraging digital monitoring tools.
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      Vitaly Yakovlev

      Managing Partner

      KPMG in Azerbaijan

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      vitaliy-yakovlev
      Vitaly Yakovlev

      Managing Partner, Head of Infrastructure Sector in Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA)

      KPMG Azerbaijan

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      Konstantin Aushev

      Partner, Head of Technology practice

      KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia