Infralogic is pleased to present the Social Infrastructure Outlook 2025, in association with Ansarada. This report covers key themes including procurement efficiency, risk allocation, and the unstoppable shift towards workflow digitalization.

Key findings include:

• $32.8bn in aggregate social infrastructure transactions were made in 2024
• 50% of respondents expect APAC to see some of the greatest increases in global social infrastructure investment in the next two years
• 73% view their risk allocation processes as somewhat or very efficient, but fragmented systems still create blind spots
• 74% of respondents rated their most recent procurement process as at least somewhat efficient, with notable variations in execution
• 47% of respondents described competition in the bidding stage as high or very high, with Americas reporting the strongest levels
• 61% consider the integration of ESG criteria to be a leading factor in effective risk allocation in social infrastructure projects
• 40% identified siloed data as a top challenge to procurement efficiency
• 43% cite cost reduction as a key benefit of digital procurement, yet the use of multiple tools per project undermines efficiency and governance
• 80% of procurement professionals still rely on email for stakeholder correspondence and document management
• 79% of respondents lack complete confidence in the data security of their procurement processes, exposing a critical vulnerability across the industry.