Singapore Government Acquires Sports Hub, Ends Partnership

The Singapore government will take over the Singapore Sports Hub from December 9, having announced it will end its partnership with the private association that operates the center since it opened in 2014.

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National sports agency Sport Singapore (SportSG) and SportsHub Group Pte Ltd (SHPL) agreed to terminate the agreement on Friday (June 10). ) that has expanded the Sports Hub to host more than 1,100 events since its launch. But there are common issues such as poor field conditions and numerous administrative turmoil under the PPP, which runs from 2010 to 2035. SHPL designs, builds, finances and operates Sports Hub and To bear the project costs,

SportSG had to pay an annual fee of approximately $193.7 million between 2014 and 2035 to finance and operate the hub. It has already paid about $1.5 billion.It is understood the government must pay approximately $2.4 billion to SHPL upon termination of the PPP. This is the sum estimated by the project agreement that includes:The amount of outstanding loans for the construction of a sports center This is an expense SportSG would incur if it were funded by Sports Hub from the start, without PPP.