Public Private Partnership & Build, Operate, Transfer
Public private partnership (PPP) is one of the main pillars of the strategy of the EXIM Group. The EXIM Group is operating and has taken equity in some 25 PPP-projects in the USA, Russia, and Eastern Europe. This part of our portfolio aims to contribute to national and municipal modernisation. PPP facilitates the combination of the strengths of private and public sectors. Such partnerships allow implementation of public construction projects within a shorter timeframe, reduction of investment and operating expenses in many areas. A life-cycle-oriented approach from day one and adequate risk optimization provide for a clear efficiency edge for our PPP projects.
In all project stages we guarantee know-how transfer and service transparency. Our fields of work cover schools and other educational facilities, projects in the health care sector, justice and administration buildings, and cultural and leisure facilities.
Since the EXIM Group has been gaining ground in the field of PPP, the EXIM Group also offers Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) – another typical outsourcing model. The only difference to PPP-projects lies in the method of financing.
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EXIM National News Articles from Nigeria.
FG, Exim partner on providing mass housing
Wednesday, 11 May 2011 00:00 Mustapha Suleiman
The Federal Government has expressed its willingness to partner Exim Development Corporation (EDC) of the United States of America (USA) on the provision of mass housing in the country.
Speaking while welcoming senior officials of the bank from Orlando who came in company of the Managing Director of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), Mr. Gimba Yau Kumo, to his office in Abuja, the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Chief Nduese Essien stated that he was happy that the discussion which started at the early part of his administration is coming to fruition with the readiness of the team to invest in the country’s housing using technology from the US.
Essien said: “I had discussed with the president of your corporation, Mr. Joseph Klein last year on this proposal,” adding that government is very keen about “your proposal to build mass houses especially for the low income earners in the country. As at that time, the issue of availability of land was more of a knotty issue as we couldn’t have given to you land to start the project.” He however said, “this time we are in a position to offer land to you to commence construction. We are in a hurry to provide houses for Nigerians particularly the mass housing design.”
He said with FMBN as the financial partner in Nigeria, the EDC should move in by bringing their equipment into the country to commence operation. “We would encourage you to make the funds available as soon as possible but while doing that we would also encourage you to move the equipment into the country and start the construction which you had promised us,” he said, adding that the company can start their mass housing programme in any part of the country as it shouldn’t be restricted to Lagos or Abuja alone. Reassuring the investors of government co-operation.
“So once again I want to assure you that we are open and ready to work with your organizations. The earlier you settle down the better for both parties,” he said.
Wednesday, 11 May 2011 00:00 Mustapha Suleiman
The Federal Government has expressed its willingness to partner Exim Development Corporation (EDC) of the United States of America (USA) on the provision of mass housing in the country.
Speaking while welcoming senior officials of the bank from Orlando who came in company of the Managing Director of the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN), Mr. Gimba Yau Kumo, to his office in Abuja, the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Chief Nduese Essien stated that he was happy that the discussion which started at the early part of his administration is coming to fruition with the readiness of the team to invest in the country’s housing using technology from the US.
Essien said: “I had discussed with the president of your corporation, Mr. Joseph Klein last year on this proposal,” adding that government is very keen about “your proposal to build mass houses especially for the low income earners in the country. As at that time, the issue of availability of land was more of a knotty issue as we couldn’t have given to you land to start the project.” He however said, “this time we are in a position to offer land to you to commence construction. We are in a hurry to provide houses for Nigerians particularly the mass housing design.”
He said with FMBN as the financial partner in Nigeria, the EDC should move in by bringing their equipment into the country to commence operation. “We would encourage you to make the funds available as soon as possible but while doing that we would also encourage you to move the equipment into the country and start the construction which you had promised us,” he said, adding that the company can start their mass housing programme in any part of the country as it shouldn’t be restricted to Lagos or Abuja alone. Reassuring the investors of government co-operation.
“So once again I want to assure you that we are open and ready to work with your organizations. The earlier you settle down the better for both parties,” he said.
EXIM Corporation to build multi-million dollar houses in Abuja, Lagos
Ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to bridge the 16 million housing deficit gained a boost as the Exim Development Corporation Monday, unveiled plans to invest in the construction of mass houses in Abuja and Lagos. The Exim Development Corporation delegation led by Alex Zic, dislosed this while addressing Nduesse Essien, Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development in Abuja.
Added: about 1 month ago (March 21, 2011 @ 01:21PM)
Source: Businessday Nigeria
Monday, 21 March 2011 17:02 KEHINDE AKINTOLA
Ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to bridge the 16 million housing deficit gained a boost as the Exim Development Corporation Monday, unveiled plans to invest in the construction of mass houses in Abuja and Lagos.
The Exim Development Corporation delegation led by Dr. Aleksic, disclosed this while addressing Nduesse Essien, Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development in Abuja. Dr. Aleksic explained that the Corporation has commenced the construction of the mass houses and world class hospitals in Lagos about six months ago.
He said: “We have large project in Lagos, we started there about six months ago; it is a huge investment that will bring different kinds of investment organisations.”
While Nduesse Essien, reiterated the commitment of the present administration to the provision of mass houses to the citizens, he assured that the ministry has acquired adequate land for the project.
Essien said: “At this time we are in a position to offer land to you to commence construction, because we are in a hurry to provide housing for Nigerians, particularly the mass housing programme.
“The Federal Mortgage Bank is the financial partner and we understand that you are prepared to make some funds available, we will encourage you to discuss with them and come to agreement and make the funds available as soon as possible”.