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Brookfield exec to head Prime Infrastructure

PRIME Infrastructure Holdings has appointed former Brookfield Multiplex chief financial officer B...

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Kingston replaces Jeff Kendrew who resigned in order to join Brookfield Asset Management as chief development officer.

Prime chairman Dr David Hamill said Kingston brought with him a wealth of infrastructure management experience.

Kingston helped refinance more than $A3 billion of debt in 2008 and 2009 for Brookfield Multiplex.

Prime changed its name from Babcock & Brown Infrastructure in November, with the company giving up a 49.9% stake in the Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal to Canada’s Brookfield Asset Management under a $1.8 billion recapitalisation.

DBCT exported 32.1 million tonnes of coal in the six months to the end of 2009, 24% or 10.4Mt lower than what would be expected of an 85Mt per annum terminal in this period.

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