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PROJECT PRESENTATION
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• Centenary City is a world-class mini-city project being developed in Greater Abuja, Nigeria.
• Spread over 1,262 hectares, the project is being developed in phases: the initial
Phase I, is 4.9 million sqm of Gross Land Area and 5.3 million of Gross Floor Area.
• The project was conceived by the Government of Nigeria and is being executed as a
private sector initiative through Centenary City FZE (CCFZE). Centenary City
FZE is a subsidiary of Centenary City PLC (CCPLC) with 100% share holding.
• Some initial sales for villas took place through a soft launch. A formal launch for
“The Grove”, serviced land for the co-development of townhouses, took place in
September 2018 - this sub-development has been extremely successful with over
80% plots leased to date.
• Investment / Co-Finance is being sought for quicker development of the site. This
financing can be appropriately sized for those contractors who prefer a larger
construction value or wish to play a strategic long term development role.
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
• The Capital of Nigeria was moved from Lagos to • Centenary Economic City Free Zone (CECFZ), • Nigeria Export Processing Zones Agency
Abuja in 1992 and it grew by 139.7% between is a mixed-use free zone. The free zone offers (NEPZA) has confirmed title of the land in the
2000 and 2010. extensive tax breaks. free zone.
• This made it the fastest growing city in the world. • Exemption from Corporate Income, • Licenses to manage the free Zone are in place.
• The city is still growing at 35% pa making it one of Withholding, Dividend and Capital Gains tax. • Compensation for resettlement is complete and
the fastest-growing cities on the African continent • Customs for imports of building material average construction for the resettlement site is 50%
and one of the fastest-growing in the world. will be exempt from customs duties. completed.
BARRIERTO
TEAM
ENTRY
• Centenary City was launched with the full • The Chairman of CCPLC is Gen. A. A. Abubakar,
backing of the Federal Government of Nigeria. GCFR, former President of Nigeria
• A similar sized development at Eko Atlantic in • The Board comprises eminent business people
Lagos was also launched much earlier.. and Nigerians.
• Both projects have taken 5 years to get all the • Centenary City FZE as the master developer
titles, unencumber the land and obtain all the comprises professionals in the built environment
licenses. with local and international experience in large
scale project development.
KEY CONSIDERATIONS
• Centenary City Developers FZE is incorporated • 5.3 million sqm of Gross Floor Area of Raw • Total sales of over USD 13 Million completed;
at NEPZA as the Development company Land has been designated as Phase One land, circa $5 million in customer down
• Pre operations activities have been transferred to valued at $300 per sqm, or $1.589 billion. payments collected.
the Centenary City Developers FZEby Centenary • Centenary City FZC equity stake of 100%. • Contractor Financing is sought to accelerate
City PLC Board . • An additional 3.263 million sqm of Gross Floor development.
Area of Raw Land valued at a minimum of $979
million has been designated as Phase Two land
ASSETS POLITICAL
COST
RISKS
• Masterplan and land costs includes USD 120 • Costs from cost consultant are being value • Various obstacles have been dispensed with
million of actual spend. engineered to within feasibility over the previous years to leave a clear runway
• Total Building Cost is estimated at over for project implementation.
$18 billion.
• Making it attractive for an International
Contractor to Invest and/or Finance.
FREE ZONE Centenary City PLC (CCPLC) manages the Centenary Economic City Free Zone (CECFZ), with a 100% equity
interest in Centenary City FZC (CCFZC), the Zone Management Company. This entity will be Responsible for all
policies, regulations and fee structure within the Zone.
• One of first licensed mixed-use Free Zones in • Nigeria Export Processing ZonesAuthority
Nigeria. • Set up based on the NEPZAAct 1992
• All Federal Government Agencies - Police, Customs, • Regulator for all Free Zones in Nigeria
Immigration etc. are present in the Zone and work
with the Zone Mgmt entity. • Issues license to the Zone Manager, to manage the
zone.
• Flexibility to set own tariffs in the Zone
• TaxAdvantages of Free Zones
• Set own building and design guidelines
• No Custom duties on imports into the Zone
• Registration of all Enterprises in the Zone
• No Corporate Income Taxfor Enterprises
• Manage the Real Estate and Corporate Registry
a) No DividendTax
• Ability to issue own title deeds
b) No WithholdingTax
• Facility management of the Zone
c) No Capital Gain Tax
• NEPZAhas confirmed the validity of the title
d) No Income Tax for residents
• Zone Management license issued to Centenary City
Free Zone Company.
NIGERIA REAL ESTATE MARKET
DRIVERS CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
• Nigeria’s real estate sector share is about 4% of the country’s GDP. It has
registered double digit annual average real growth (c. 11%) during 2008-15.
• Nigeria needs to produce about 7.2 million units annually for the next 20 years, 145RANK
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due to higher urbanization rates.
• Access to mortgage finance is very limited owing to high interest rates. Properties Ease of Starting Construction
are mainly bought in cash. Doing Business aBusiness Permits
• Relatively high cost of housing is due to the fact that over 60% of raw materials are
imported: import duties and fluctuation in price with the exchange rate. This is an
2017
• Rental market terms routinely include two years of advance payments by the new
% OF POP. % OF GDP % OF TOTAL
tenant, making it a landlords market. POP.
• Because the Free Zone is managed by CCFZE, the ease of doing business,
is lowered to international standards. In the Free Zone, ease of doing business, starting a business and construction
permits are easier because the Free Zone Management Company is privately
run by the master developer JVCO.
• The Free Zone Manager also issues building permits and licenses, and
construction permits will take a fraction of the 85 days currently required.
ABUJA
RISING
PROJECT OVERVIEW
PROJECT LOCATION AND GROWTH CORRIDORS
9KM
CCFZEOM
AIRPORT
APO
CORRIDOR
LUGBE
CORRIDOR
CENTENARY
CITY
KUJE
CORRIDOR
MASTERPLAN
Masterplan by World Class Architects and
Consultants
Fully approved by
NEPZA & FCDA, in compliance with Greater
Abuja masterplan.
PROJECT COMPONENTS
6
LEISURE ACTIVITIES RESIDENTIAL HOTELS CONVENTION CENTRE
DISTRICTS
18 HOLE
GOLF COURSE 2100
VILLAS
520,000 M2
OF HOTEL SUITES &
SERVICED APARTMENTS
3.34 MILLION M OFFICE BUILDINGS
3
2
170
IN INTERNATIONAL
SECURITY GATES & BUSINESS CENTRE
INTEGRATED GOLF COMMUNITY FENCING FOR EXTRA
10
SAFETY
WATER MUSEUMS & CULTURAL
CCFZEONT
RETAIL
CENTRES
APARTMENT BUILDINGS
APPROX 10% CENTRES
30 APARTMENTS
FLOORS OF LUXURY
IN TOWERS
GREEN AREA OF THE TOTAL SITE
THEME
5 MAJOR
RETAIL
CENTRES SCHOOLS 24/7 4G FIBRE
UNINTERRUPTED
PARK
11.7HA
POWER SUPPLY OPTIC BROADBAND
NIGERIA PARK MIXED USE URBAN CENTRE NETWORK TO
PROPRIETARY EACH HOME
AND
SECURE WATER
SUPPLY
COMPANY LAND
DEVELOPMENTHIGHLIGHTS
• The area for Phase I development comprises 2.16 million sqm of Gross Land Area and
2.26 million sqm of Gross Land Area.
• Phase 2 is further sub-divided into 3 Phases with a total 4.202 million of Gross Land
Area and 5.600 million sqm of Gross Land Area.
.
• CCPLC has option to develop and retain some assets like Hotels, Mall,
Retail/Entertainment and Offices as investment property through the Zone
management company Centenary City FZC .
• The Master Plan and phasing can be amended based on market considerations as
the development progresses.
• Centenary City FZC operates as the Zone Manager and designed the
Development Control Guidelines based on which Construction and Building
Permits are issued.
Additionally this presentation relates to future businessan expected valuation/financial performance and future events or
developments. This information is based on the current expectations and certain assumptions of CCFZEand is,therefore,
subject to certain risks and uncertainties. A variety of factors could affect the proposed operations, performance,
business strategy and results described in this document and could causethe actual results, performance or
achievements to be materially different from current expectations. This presentation is for discussionpurposes only and in
no way constitutes an offer or recommendation to sell, purchase or subscribefor any investment nor a solicitation of such
an offer. You are advised to consult with your own professional adviser with respect to anymatter contained in this
presentation.
This presentation is intended for institutional and professionalclients only and is not intended for useby retail clients.