We write to introduce our company, A property manager and a promoter inconjuction with Lekki worldwide investment limited.
Our mission is to set a century model city as well as Africa business haven LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE
LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE is an area of land spanning about 16,500 HECTARES. Benefiting from special economic incentives for investment and development to help transform it into a model city and heart of Africa business. It was launched in 2004 by the Lagos State as part of it economic transformation programmes to fully utilize the investment and tourism potentials of the state.
OUR STRATEGY
We have adopted a three pronged
Investment/development strategy as follows:
Zoning
The LFTZ area of 16,500 hectares is to be split into zones ranging from Oil and Gas Logistic Park, Light and Heavy Industry and Manufacturing zone; Media Centre; and Urban/Residential zone.
Strategic Partnership and Alliances
Development of strategic alliances through the use of BOO’S, BOT’S, SPV’S AND SIV’S.
Phasing
There cycles to full maturity have been identified over a 15 years period.
AN INCENTIVE TO INVESTORS
· 100% foreign ownership of investment, and repatriation of capital, profit an dividends.
· Complete tax holiday from all taxes, custom duties and levies from Federal State and Local Governments.
· Waivers of all import and export licences.
· Permission to sell a percentage of manufactured imported and assembled goods into the Nigerian domestic market.
· Prohibition of strikes’ and lock outs.
· One stop for all permit and the business licences.
Competitive Advantages of LFTZ
· LFTZ is located in the southern coast of Nigeria and connected to the major international waterways via the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guinea.
· Access to the largest consumer market in Africa, with over 500 million potential customers.
· Access to abundant natural resources such as Oil, Natural gas, Timber, Rubber, Cocoa, Arabic gum and Sesame seed to name but a few.
· Favourable geographical location and ascendant location to other parts of Africa, Europe, Middle East and the Americas.
· It has availability of skilled and semi skilled man power,.
· The social situation of LFTZ with its natural ecosystem, unpolluted green lands and ecological lakes and lagoon which together make it ideal for a modern, yet serene city.
Investment Opportunities Exist for:
· Venture Capital Companies to partner with LWIL to develop the various zones within LFTZ.
· Experienced Infrastructure development companies to partner with LWIL in either BOT, BOO or Equity sharing basis to develop core infrastructure such as rail, roads, power, ICT, water and waste management within the zone.
· Partnership towards the development of a modern international airport to serve the zone and capable of becoming the Aviation hub of Africa.
· Real Estate Development Companies to enter into joint venture with LWIL on the development of urban. residential zone.
· Private companies in the Oil and gas manufacturing, food processing, hospitality and leisure sectors buy into the zone by setting up their operations in the zone.
· Banking an financial services sector to develop a 21st century financial centre and reinforce Lagos as the financial heart of Africa.
Our mission is to set a century model city as well as Africa business haven LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE
LEKKI FREE TRADE ZONE is an area of land spanning about 16,500 HECTARES. Benefiting from special economic incentives for investment and development to help transform it into a model city and heart of Africa business. It was launched in 2004 by the Lagos State as part of it economic transformation programmes to fully utilize the investment and tourism potentials of the state.
OUR STRATEGY
We have adopted a three pronged
Investment/development strategy as follows:
Zoning
The LFTZ area of 16,500 hectares is to be split into zones ranging from Oil and Gas Logistic Park, Light and Heavy Industry and Manufacturing zone; Media Centre; and Urban/Residential zone.
Strategic Partnership and Alliances
Development of strategic alliances through the use of BOO’S, BOT’S, SPV’S AND SIV’S.
Phasing
There cycles to full maturity have been identified over a 15 years period.
AN INCENTIVE TO INVESTORS
· 100% foreign ownership of investment, and repatriation of capital, profit an dividends.
· Complete tax holiday from all taxes, custom duties and levies from Federal State and Local Governments.
· Waivers of all import and export licences.
· Permission to sell a percentage of manufactured imported and assembled goods into the Nigerian domestic market.
· Prohibition of strikes’ and lock outs.
· One stop for all permit and the business licences.
Competitive Advantages of LFTZ
· LFTZ is located in the southern coast of Nigeria and connected to the major international waterways via the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Guinea.
· Access to the largest consumer market in Africa, with over 500 million potential customers.
· Access to abundant natural resources such as Oil, Natural gas, Timber, Rubber, Cocoa, Arabic gum and Sesame seed to name but a few.
· Favourable geographical location and ascendant location to other parts of Africa, Europe, Middle East and the Americas.
· It has availability of skilled and semi skilled man power,.
· The social situation of LFTZ with its natural ecosystem, unpolluted green lands and ecological lakes and lagoon which together make it ideal for a modern, yet serene city.
Investment Opportunities Exist for:
· Venture Capital Companies to partner with LWIL to develop the various zones within LFTZ.
· Experienced Infrastructure development companies to partner with LWIL in either BOT, BOO or Equity sharing basis to develop core infrastructure such as rail, roads, power, ICT, water and waste management within the zone.
· Partnership towards the development of a modern international airport to serve the zone and capable of becoming the Aviation hub of Africa.
· Real Estate Development Companies to enter into joint venture with LWIL on the development of urban. residential zone.
· Private companies in the Oil and gas manufacturing, food processing, hospitality and leisure sectors buy into the zone by setting up their operations in the zone.
· Banking an financial services sector to develop a 21st century financial centre and reinforce Lagos as the financial heart of Africa.
