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Globally active
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Newsletter
Issue: January 2014· www.roedl.com/it
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Angola
Kenya
Mozambique
Nigeria
Pan Africa
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> Angola
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Description & Location: Angola / Chinguar.
Subsector: Agricolture.
Stage in project cycle: Planning.
Contract details: The "Angola Investe" programme is
an initiative of the Angolan Executive allowed in 2013
for an increase in the production of white potatoes in
Alfeu Vinevala farm, in Chinguar municipality, central
Bié Province, as well as boosted the sale of this product
in other regions of the country. Not only production
levels increased, but distribution has also been made
easier thanks to the resumption of the train service of
the Benguela Railway Company (CFB).
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Description & Location: Angola / Huila Province.
Subsector: Health care.
Stage in project cycle: Implementation, 80%
completed.
Contract details: The southern Huila province will
build 10 hospitals and have more physicians in the
existing health facilities in the region, under the
municipalisation programme of health services. More
hospitals are scheduled to be built in the municipalities
of Quipungo, Chibia, Cacula, Caluquembe, Jamba,
Kuvango, Chicomba, Humpata, Chipindo Lubango and
Gambos. It was also reported that, in cooperation with
the Cuban government and Jean Piajet University,
physicians from different specialities will be introduced
in the various municipalities in order to improve the
health situation in the province. Last year medical
practitioners were placed in the hospitals of the
municipalities of Chibia, Matala, Caconda, Gambos
and Kuvango, as well as at the new health units.
Government aims to ensure greater, more permanent,
monitoring of the implementation of these services,
especially as substantial amounts of the health Ministry
budget is allocated to this segment. Under the same
programme, the government will build medical posts
and centres to assist the province’s 200 existing health
facilities.
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Description & Location: Angola / Kwanza Norte.
Subsector: Hydropower.
Stage in project cycle: Implementation.
Contract details: The northern Kwanza Norte
province may become Angola’s major hydroelectric
complex in the next five years with the Laúca and
Cambambe dams, situated along Kwanza River, soon
to be able to generate more than 3000 MW of
electricity
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national
industrialization. Under construction since 2012, the
Laúca dam is expected to produce 2,070 MW, while
Kambambe dam, which is being rehabilitated and
modernized, will generate 960 MW, thus, totalling a
global production of 3,030 MW. The Kambambe dam
was built in the 1950s and began undergoing a
rehabilitation and modernization process in 2009, with
the aim of increasing its electrical production capacity
from 18 MW to 960 MW.
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Description & Location: Kenya.
Subsector: Energy, Water & Sanitation.
Stage in project cycle: Early Implementation.
Contract details: The Microsol project, aimed at
developing a single, modular standard technology for
producing electricity, drinking water, and heat
simultaneously, has been inaugurated in Kenya by
Schneider Electric. Microsol is based on the principle of
cogeneration of electricity and heat and uses the solar
thermodynamic technology to benefit micro-industries
located in rural areas of countries with high levels of
sunshine. The focus is on the design of thermal storage
that uses only environmentally-friendly products, with
the aim of meeting three basic needs: access to
reliable, efficient, and inexpensive electricity; clean
drinking water; continuous and environmentally sound
heat generation. A Microsol solution produces 50 MW
h/year of electricity, 1000 m³/year of drinking water,
and around 800 MW h/year of thermal energy. Kenya
was chosen as pilot country for the industrialization
and commercialization of Microsol as it meets a set of
favourable conditions for the establishment and
development of this technology. The consortium
responsible for the project, headed by Schneider
Electric, plans to start the commercialization phase of
this pilot project in 2015.
Sponsors and Contractors: Schneider Electric.
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Description & Location: Mozambique / Cabo.
Subsector: Tourism.
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Contract details: Gandelli, an Italian company with
headquarters in Turin specialised in building wooden
houses, is building 20 tourist accommodation units on
the Quirimbas archipelago, in Mozambique’s Cabo
Delgado province. Ferdinando Gandelli, the CEO of the
company founded in 1912, explained that the wooden
houses had the advantage of being quick to build and
were also cool in tropical climates where temperatures
are high all year round. In 2013 the Italian company
founded “Gandelli Moçambique”, which is now
responsible for building the 20 units and small
reception area at a small tourist resort on the island of
Medjumbe on the archipelago. Gandelli also told that
the company had acquired plots of land to build
houses ahead of Anadarko Petroleum and Italy’s ENI,
beginning commercial natural gas exploration in the
Rovuma basin, also in northern Mozambique.
Value/Level of funding: Unfinalised.
Financial and other parties: Gandelli, Gandelli
Moçambique.
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Description & Location: Mozambique.
Subsector: Oil & Gas.
Contract details: Thailand’s PTT Exploration and
Production (PTTEP) plans to invest $ 5.5 billion in 2014,
most of which in its natural gas exploration project in
northern Mozambique, the group said according to
financial news agency Reuters. PTTEP is the most
important subsidiary of Thai state group PTT and owns
8.5% of the consortium led by US group Anadarko
Petroleum in the Area 1 block of the Rovuma basin, in
Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado province. Last
December, the PTT group signed a promissory contract
with Anadarko Petroleum to acquire 1.6 million tons of
liquid natural gas (LNG) per year from the block, which
is in the same area where other companies are
involved in oil and gas surveying. According to the
chief executive of PTTEP, Tevin Vongvanich, the
group’s investment plan for 2014 is 60% higher than
initially planned, and that most of the investments
would be made in the project in Mozambique. As well
as PTTEP and Anadarko, the consortium responsible for
Area 1 of the Rovuma Basin also includes Mozambican
state company Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos
(ENH) with 15%, BPRL Ventures Mozambique B.V.
(10%), Videocon Mozambique (10%). In August of last
year Anadarko reduced its stake by selling a 10% share
in the block to Indian company ONGC Videsh, which
paid $ 2.64 billion. At the same time the Indian state
oil company ONGC and Oil India reached an
agreement to buy the 10% stake owned by Videocon
Industries in the same area, for $ 2.5 billion.
Value/Level of funding: $ 5.5 billion.
Financial and other parties: PTTEP (Thailand).
Subsector: Energy.
Contract details: According to Pascoal Bacela,
Mozambique’s national director of electricity at the
Ministry of Energy, the country must increase its power
generation capacity by 100 MW per year in order to
keep up with power demands. The government and
private companies in Mozambique are currently
investing in new electricity generation capacity options,
with developments being made in hydro, coal, and
gas-fired power plants. Mozambique’s rich coal and
natural gas reserves are attracting foreign investors and
a 2013 Reuters poll estimates national economic
growth to be around 8% in 2014 and in 2015, up
0.9% compared to the growth rate recorded last year.
Major foreign companies investing in Mozambique
include Brazilian Vale and Rio Tinto, US oil company
Anadarko, and Italian oil and gas group ENI.
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Subsector: Energy, Oil & Gas
Stage in project cycle: Pre Implementation.
Contract details: Representatives of the Japanese
private sector and of the Mozambican state sector
have signed six cooperation agreements, as part of an
official visit to Mozambique by Japanese Prime Minister
Shinzo Abe. Amongst the agreements, one is
concerning the training for engineers in the energy
sector between Chiyoda Corporation and Mozambican
state company Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos
(ENH); a second one is between Mitsui Corp and ENH
to carry out a study on liquid natural gas (LNG). ENH
signed a further two memorandums with Mitsui Corp
and state oil company Petróleos de Moçambique
(Petromoc), furthermore signed a project with
Marubeni Corp to transform methanol into gasoline.
The memorandums of understanding were signed at
the Mozambique-Japan Investment Forum organised
by the Mozambican Investment Promotion Centre (CPI)
and the Japanese International Cooperation agency
(JICA), the Japanese External Trade Organisation
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(Jetro), Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation
and the Confederation of Economic Associations of
Mozambique (CTA). Around 30 large Japanese state
and private companies took part in the forum, along
with members of the Mozambican government and
representatives of Mozambican private and public
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representatives
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international
organisations with offices in Mozambique.
Value/Level of funding: Unfinalised.
Financial and other parties: Mozambican Investment
Promotion Centre (CPI), Japanese External Trade
Organisation (Jetro), Japan Oil, Gas and Metals
National Corporation, Confederation of Economic
Associations of Mozambique, Chiyoda Corporation,
Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos (ENH), Mitsui
Corp, Petróleos de Moçambique (Petromoc), Marubeni
Corp.
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Description & Location: Mozambique / Nampula.
Subsector: Tourism, Transport.
Contract details: Around 1 billion meticals, or $ 33
million, is being invested in the construction of 14
tourist resorts across Nampula province, said provincial
governor Cidália Chauque. At the end of last year
Nampula had 3,510 available beds for tourists, or 297
more than in 2012. The northern province of Nampula
has areas of economic interest such as the Nacala
special zone, the districts of Mossuril, Ilha de
Moçambique, Memba and Moma which all attract
business people to invest in the tourism sector.
Chauque praised the investments made by the private
sector with a view to improving passenger rail services
linking the interior of the country to the coast. The
governor also noted that the company that manages
the passenger transport, the Northern Development
Corridor (CDN), had invested $ 14 million in 12 air
conditioned carriages and seven engines. She also said
that the province’s roads now had better conditions for
vehicles to travel along them.
Value/Level of funding: $ 33 million (construction of
tourist resorts), $ 14 million (passenger transport).
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Description & Location: Mozambique / Maputo.
Subsector: Energy.
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Contract details: Japan plans to provide $ 17.3
million to fund construction, in Maputo, of a
combined cycle power plant. The plant is set to form
part of the development project of the energy sector
known as the Maputo Gas Fired Combined Cycle
Power Plant. The agreement to fund the project was
signed during a visit to Mozambique by Japan’s Prime
Minister, Shinzo Abe. The chairman of state electricity
company, EDM, reported that around 99% of the
electricity that Mozambique produces comes from
hydroelectric sources, a risk in a country which
experiences erratic rainfall patterns. The combined
cycle plant should start operating in 2018, and would
provide around one third of the current electricity
needs of the city of Maputo.
Value/Level of funding: $ 17.3 million.
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Description & Location: Nigeria.
Subsector: Construction, Social Development.
Contract details: The federal government announced
plans to develop a mortgage finance company along
the lines of the United States’ Fannie Mae that will help
broaden access to home loans in Africa’s most populous
country. The Nigeria Mortgage Refinance Co. will sell
bonds on capital markets and provide long-term financing to lenders that will help them extend more home
loans, according to an e-mailed statement from the
Mercury PR company, acting for the government. It will
also have an “oversight function to standardize mortgage lending practices”. The company will help extend
maturities for Nigerian home-buyers to as much as 20
years, encouraging the building of 75,000 new homes a
year and creating at least 300,000 jobs, according to
the statement. Nigeria has been seeking to expand financing to help address a housing deficit in the continent’s second-biggest economy. The Federal Mortgage
Bank of Nigeria said last month it was in talks with two
Chinese lenders for credit of as much as $ 6 billion. In
November 2013, the government accepted a $ 300 million loan from the World Bank’s housing unit.
> Value/Level of funding: Unfinalised.
> Financial and other parties: Nigeria Mortgage,
Refinance Co., Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, World
Bank.
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> Description & Location: Nigeria.
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> Subsector: Energy.
> Stage in project cycle: Pre Implementation.
> Contract details: According to the World Bank’s Lead
Energy Specialist Mr. Erik Fernstrom, the World Bank, in
collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Environment,
is working to attract $ 100 million clean technology
fund to boost renewable energy in Nigeria. Fernstrom
said that the fund would be a concessional loan with
low interest rate targeting a grid connected solar plant
(PV) in some states in the country. He said that the fund
would specifically target a grid connected PV in some
northern states where solar resources could be optimally
used. Fernstrom advised the Federal Government to invest in renewable energy in order to diversify its energy
sources. He said that it was a problem for the country to
depend on one source of energy. Fernstrom expressed
optimism that Nigeria could completely have renewable
energy in the nearest future with the efforts of the Federal Government in reforming the power sector.
> Value/Level of funding: $ 100 million (expected).
> Financial and other parties: Federal Government of
Nigeria, World Bank.
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Subsector: Transport.
Contract details: Nigerian ports have recorded about
115% growth in the volume of inbound cargoes imported into the country through the economic gateways (the seaports) in the past 10 years. Nigerian Ports
Authority findings have shown that aside from Nigerian-billed cargo, which has grown in recent times due
to the country‘s growing middle class, the nation’s
seaports do not handle transhipment and transit cargo
for neighbouring countries, especially landlocked ones
– a sign that the demand for petroleum product, increased gross domestic product (GDP), and the transformation agenda, which has also resulted in the increase in construction works done across the country,
has had an unprecedented economic impact on the
port industry. Facility upgrades and the acquisition of
state-of-the-art container handling equipment by the
terminal operators, has ensured quick container handling operations and reduced cargo dwell time. Also,
the consistent effort by the NPA in dredging the water
channels and removing of critical wrecks has helped in
growing the volume of imported cargo. The enabling
environment created by the Federal Government has
further helped in building the confidence of investors.
In terms of channel management, larger vessels of
above 232.33 metres with capacity of 4,500 TEUS requiring draught of 13.5 metres have started visiting
Issue: January 2014
the nation’s seaports. This has provided shipping companies with a high level of efficiency and economy of
scale that has enhanced quick turnaround time. Habib
Abdullahi, managing director of the NPA, said that
port reforms have resulted in competition as there has
been an intensified effort by the terminal operators to
procure cargo handling equipment and upgrade of the
various terminals.
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Subsector: Social Development.
Contract details: The Nigerian EU has approved a €
500 million budget for Nigeria from 2014 to 2020,
according to its top official for Africa, Dr Nicholas
Wescot. Wescot told journalists at a press conference
that the EU development programme in Nigeria for the
next 7 years would be targeted at poverty reduction,
particularly in northern Nigeria. The EU official said the
fund was approved under the 11th European Union
Development Fund (EDF) from 2014 to 2020, and is a
reduction of 17.7% compared with the € 677 million
appropriated to Nigeria under the 10th EDF from 2008
to 2013. Wescot described Nigeria as a significant
development partner to EU, citing strong trade
relations. He said the EU and prospective investors from
the bloc would target investments in the agriculture
sector to provide jobs for the unemployed people in
Nigeria, particularly in rural areas. Wescot also reiterated
the EU’s commitment to assist Nigeria in addressing its
security challenges. On the 2015 elections, he said the
EU would assist Nigeria to build robust democratic
institutions. According to the EU official, he had earlier
met with Nigeria’s Minister of Trade Olusegun Aganga
and they held discussions on the EU Economic
Partnership Agreement (EPA) with West Africa
countries. He said negotiations on the EPA had made
“good progress’’ and described ECOWAS membercountries‘ commitment to a common external tariff as a
“significant step forward.’’ He also used the occasion to
announce that the EU-Africa summit would be held in
Brussels in April this year and that the meeting would
address the theme “Investing in People, Prosperity and
Peace’’.
> Value/Level of funding: € 500 million.
> Financial and other parties: EU.
> Tanzania
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> Stage in project cycle: Implementation.
> Details: In the final quarter of 2013, Tanzania signed
contracts worth $ 1.7 billion with Chinese companies
to construct power plants and housing units in the east
African country. This marks China’s growing economic
presence in Tanzania, which has made big discoveries
of natural gas off its southern coast. In October 2013
the Tanzanian government signed seven agreements
with six Chinese companies, in different sectors.
Among these is a $ 692.7 million contract awarded to
Tebian Electric Apparatus Stock Co. China’s largest
manufacturer of high-voltage transformers, for the
construction of a 400 kV power transmission line.
China is also financing a $ 1.2 billion 532 km natural
gas pipeline from the south east of the country to Dar
es Salaam. Chinese companies are eyeing Tanzania’s
natural gas reserves and are expected to bid for oil and
gas blocks in the country.
> Value/Level of funding: $ 1.7 billion.
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Description & Location: Africa.
Subsector: Construction, Infrastructure, Transport.
Contract details: Africa is embarking on a roadbuilding spree. The increasing demand for more, and
better, road ways is largely due to the mining organizations, funded to a great extent by China, which have
flooded into the continent over the last decade. There
is also, however, a larger pan-African effort to upgrade and expand the continent's transport network
with the aim of improving access to education and
healthcare, and enabling commerce. Africa's existing
road network is sparse and poorly maintained, with
average road density on the continent recorded at 204
km of road per 1000 km2 of land area – only a quarter
of which is paved. In contrast, the world average is
944 km per 1000 km2 with more than half paved. The
Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa,
or PIDA, launched in 2010 and funded mainly by African governments, plus international banks, governments and funding agencies is due for completion in
2040 and dedicates 30% of its budget to improving
Africa’s transport networks. The plan is to expand the
existing, 10,000 km long network of major roads to
between 60,000 and 100,000 km – either by upgrading existing roads or by building new ones. The result
would be nine arteries running along the coastline, or
across the continent. Some 250,000 km of smaller
roads will be built or upgraded to connect smaller cities to the main arteries, plus another 70,000 km to
connect rural areas. PIDA's goal is to boost trade,
spark growth and create jobs.
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Description & Location: Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya.
Subsector: Construction.
Contract details: Actis, an international private equity
investment firm, says it has a five-year plan to invest in
projects including shopping centres, office towers and
industrial parks in fast-growing economies such as Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. Kevin Teeroovengadum, the
firm’s director of sub-Saharan Africa real estate unit,
said that Actis would lead investment of as much as $
1.5 billion in African commercial property to meet rising demand from international companies targeting a
growing middle class. African Development Bank’s annual outlook also notes that Africa’s economy, excluding Libya and Somalia, is forecast to expand 5.2% this
year amid a rise in oil and mining projects and direct
investment from foreign companies. Teeroovengadum
points out that Nigeria, the continent’s most populous
country, grew 6.6% in the first quarter of 2013, while
South Africa, the continent’s biggest economy, expanded by an annualised 0.9%. Actis has raised about
$ 1.4 billion across seven Africa funds since 2003, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Michael
Chu’di Ejekam, Teeroovengadum’s counterpart in Nigeria, noted that household expenditure within an 8
km radius of Ikeja City Mall in Lagos was around $
18,000 per annum per household, adding that with
about one million households within this radius,
household expenditure per annum was about $ 18 billion. “Actis has already invested the proceeds of an initial $ 155 million real estate fund in malls and office
buildings in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Botswana and
Mauritius” Teeroovengadum says. He adds that the
company has partnered with Mauritian investment
company GML to invest in Port Louis-based Indian
Ocean Real Estate Co. which is developing a $ 1.5 billion town in the island nation. “We have leapfrogged
to shopping centres of 25,000 km2 from existing small
shops” in Nigeria and Ghana, Teeroovengadum says.
> Financial & Other Parties: Actis, GML.
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