International Public Partnerships (INPP) said that the Company is considering its options with respect to the raising of additional capital. The company said in a statement, “The Board notes that in the current market INPP has a number of highly attractive investment opportunities available to it. The Board also notes that the Company’s acquisitions since November 2006 have been accretive to the Company’s medium term return target of 8% - 9% per annum and expects this to continue to be the case. Specifically, the Company sees opportunities arising from two sources: Firstly, the strong pipeline of transactions being developed by the Amber Infrastructure Group. This includes the £50 million PPP redevelopment of Liverpool Central Library for which the Amber Infrastructure Group was awarded preferred bidder status on October 30, 2009, as well as ten further U.K. and European PPP projects where exclusivity exists. In addition, the Amber Infrastructure Group has a significant number of other projects it is currently bidding, including three opportunities where Amber is one of two bidders in the final competitive phase. INPP has a preferential right to invest in all projects completed by the Amber Infrastructure Group. Secondly, the Company and its investment adviser are being approached with an increasing number of opportunities to invest in PPP projects which have been developed by third parties and who are seeking new long term investors in these projects. Typically these projects are at a mature or semi-mature stage and would offer additional yield to INPP. The Board’s policy is to seek investment opportunities in both early stage PPP projects and in more mature projects. Keith Dorrian, Chairman of INPP said: "The strong pipeline of opportunities demonstrates the benefit of the relationship with Amber Infrastructure. There are now a series of projects being finalized in respect of which the Company will have the right to invest. In addition, there is a steady stream of enquiries from vendors keen to sell existing assets to INPP. As indicated in my Statement at the time of the Company’s interim results, the Board is now considering options for raising further equity capital. Recent investments funded through the Company’s debt facility have projected returns in excess of the Company’s target level of return of 8% - 9%. Current opportunities in the market indicate to me that, with additional capital, the Company can expect to continue to deliver enhanced returns to investors, and grow dividends.”

International Public Partnerships Limited expected to Report Fiscal Year 2009 Results on March 19, 2010. This event was calculated by Capital IQ (Created on November 2, 2009).

The board of International Public Partnerships Limited declared a distribution of GBP 0.02775 per share for the period 1 January to 30 June 2009. The distribution is payable on 9 October 2009 to holders of record as of 11 September 2009. The ex-distribution date has been set for 9 September 2009. The company forecasted full year 2009 distribution of GBP 0.0555 per share is in line with the target distribution outlined by directors.