Javno-privatno partnerstvo predstavlja ugovor o dugoročnoj suradnji između javnih tijela i priavtnog sektora, sve u cilju poboljšanja javne usluge te generiranja općih društvenih koristi. Sportsko-poslovni centar Lora je po načelu javno-privatnog partnerstva građen za potrebe Svjetskoga rukometnog prvenstva 2009. godine. Javni partneri su grad Split i hrvatska Vlada, a privatni, konzorcij tvrtki Konstruktor, IGH i Dalekovod. Taj isti konzorcij je osnovao tvrtku Sportski grad TPN d.o.o. koja upravlja Spaladium arenom. Svrha i cilj ugovora o JPP-u nisu postignuti niti je realno očekivati njihovu realizaciju. Kako privatni partner nije ispunio svoju ugovornu obvezu, izgradnja cjelokupnog kompleksa nije završena, a stečajni postupak nad Sportskim gradom TPN, tvrtkom koja upravlja Spaladium arenom, počeo je u prosincu 2014.Public-private partnership represents the contract for the long-term cooperation between public authorities and private sector, in order to improve public services and generating general social benefits.
Sports and business center Lora is based on the principle of public-private partnerships built for the World Handball Championship in 2009. Public partners include the city of Split and the Croatian Government, a private consortium of Konstruktor, IGH and Dalekovod. The same consortium has established a company TPN Ltd. managing the Spaladium Arena.
The purpose and objectives of the PPP contract are not achieved and it is not realistic to expect their implementation.
As the private partner has not fulfilled its contractual obligation, the construction of the entire complex is not completed, and the bankruptcy of the TPN, the company that manages the Spaladium Arena, began in December 2014
