Project Showcase: Connecting Lagos with the Fourth Mainland Bridge

Project Showcase: Connecting Lagos with the Fourth Mainland Bridge

The Nigerian infrastructure sector presents a fertile ground for diverse business opportunities. With a growing population and urbanization trend, there is a pressing need for improved transportation systems, modernized energy infrastructure, and expanded telecommunications networks. Investors can capitalize on these demands by participating in construction, engineering, renewable energy, and technology ventures, contributing to economic growth and societal development.

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Project Showcase – Nigeria Power Sector: The Abuja Power Plant in Gwagwalada, Nigeria

Project Showcase – Nigeria Power Sector: The Abuja Power Plant in Gwagwalada, Nigeria

The Nigerian power sector is ripe with opportunities as well as challenges. Inadequate generation capacity, transmission losses, and distribution inefficiencies contribute to an unreliable electricity supply. However, these factors also represent significant opportunities for local and global businesses. Government initiatives aim to improve the sector’s performance through privatization, renewable energy integration, and infrastructure upgrades.

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New Mining and Industrial growth in Sub-Saharan Africa

New Mining and Industrial growth in Sub-Saharan Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa has more than $108 billion in active mining and industrial projects. Most are new mining developments worth more than $42 billion. South Africa has the largest pipeline, with 16.95% or $18.3 billion of active mining and industrial projects.

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Sub-Sahara Africa investing $11 billion in new hospitals

Sub-Sahara Africa investing $11 billion in new hospitals

New hospitals with a value of $11 billion are active. $6.4 billion is currently under construction, and $4.8 billion is in design.

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Project Finance in a Nutshell

Project Finance in a Nutshell

Project finance for large infrastructure is widely used in western developed countries. It represented more than $2 trillion of investments globally between 2003-2013; only around 3 per cent of this amount was dedicated to sub-Saharan Africa.

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