Transport and infrastructure 2025 CEO Outlook

The 2025 Infrastructure and Transport CEO Outlook finds leaders confident on growth prospects, with a rebound in strategic mergers and acquisitions, to consolidate and enhance digital and sustainable 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.

Whilst optimism is high, execution gaps remain. The winners will be those who turn bold headlines into actionable strategies — especially in AI, talent, project performance and financing.

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Lisa Kelvey

Global Head of Infrastructure & Transport

KPMG International

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CEO’s express optimism over growth prospects and the potential of AI, tempered by concerns about inflation, supply chain disruption, and workforce skills. The future for the sector may be bright, but companies should ensure that they have the technological capabilities, resilience and regulatory nous to seize opportunities.

Lisa Kelvey

Global Head of Infrastructure & Transport

KPMG International

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The most pressing risks and emerging opportunities shaping the infrastructure and transport sector.
How CEOs are responding to fast-moving geopolitical and economic shifts.
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KPMG 2025 Transport and infrastructure CEO Outlook

Insights from transport and infrastructure CEOs on growth, digital transformation and AI.

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58% of transport and infrastructure CEOs are confident in the growth prospects of their company over the next three years, with 29% very confident.

33% of CEOs say supply chain resilience is the top challenge driving short-term decisions.

72% of CEOs say AI is a top investment area.