ADB: Southeast Asia Needs $7.1 Trillion for Infrastructure by 2040
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) estimates that Southeast Asia will require a staggering $7.1 trillion in infrastructure investment by 2040. Current investment levels are projected to cover only about 45% of this demand, creating an annual financing gap of $264 billion.
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