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      Global geopolitical shifts are fundamentally reshaping trade flows. In this evolving landscape, the Caucasus and Central Asia region is solidifying its position as a critical bridge between Europe and Asia, driving unprecedented interest from international investors in its transit and logistics capacity. 

      Key drivers of regional growth and global integration include the development of international transport corridors, infrastructure modernisation, the establishment of efficient free trade and special economic zones (FTZ and SEZs), and the streamlining of transit procedures. 

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      How KPMG can help


      KPMG provides comprehensive advisory support to the public sector, international investors, and private logistics operators.  

      Our expertise spans the full project lifecycle – from investment feasibility to execution – across key transport and logistics segments. 

      Leveraging KPMG’s global network, we continuously build and expand a pipeline of high-potential infrastructure projects, attract international capital to the region, and support clients in navigating geopolitical complexity to achieve long-term resilience. 


      • Aviation
      • Ports and shipping
      • Rail and Road Transport 
      • Multimodal logistics 
      • Postal services
      • Free Trade Zones
      • Terminals and Warehouse Infrastructure


      Our services


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      • Mergers and acquisitions 
      • Debt advisory and financing support 
      • Valuation 
      • Financial due diligence 
      • Infrastructure and investment advisory 
      • Regulatory advisory 
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      • Strategy development 
      • Operational improvement 
      • Financial and operational restructuring 
      • Technology enablement 
      • IT consulting 
      • Accounting advisory 
      • Financial reporting support 

      Contact

      Vitaliy Yakovlev

      Head of Infrastructure Sector

      KPMG Caucasus and Central Asia