Kenya, Affordable Housing Project, 4500 units (AHP-4500)
Subject: Seeking for Equity Participation Capital and/or Strategy Debt and/or Equity Investors (“Investor”)
Project #1: Kenya, Affordable Housing Project, 4500 units (“AHP-4500”)
Development Cost for Project #1: USD 90 million
Building Time Commitment fro Project #1: 24 months
Government Guaranteed Off-taker (70% Complete Units): Government’s Guaranteed Off-Taker: Seventy percent (70%) 3150 units will be guaranteed by Government at the completion or it is approximately USD 71.6+ million.
Nine Additional Projects: We are potentially going to be awarded nine (9) additional AHP Projects from Kenya Government. These additional AHPs will have at least 4000+ units each.
We partner with the Project Developer to raising development costs for this AHP-4500 in Kenya. Please contact us if you are interested.
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Project #1: Kenya, Affordable Housing Project, 4500 units (“AHP-4500”)
Development Cost for Project #1: USD 90 million
Building Time Commitment fro Project #1: 24 months
Government Guaranteed Off-taker (70% Complete Units): Government’s Guaranteed Off-Taker: Seventy percent (70%) 3150 units will be guaranteed by Government at the completion or it is approximately USD 71.6+ million.
Nine Additional Projects: We are potentially going to be awarded nine (9) additional AHP Projects from Kenya Government. These additional AHPs will have at least 4000+ units each.
We partner with the Project Developer to raising development costs for this AHP-4500 in Kenya. Please contact us if you are interested.
The NDA is required for receiving additional details.
Please note we will compensate for your referral fee if you are direct to the Investor.
The Hacienda Eco City AHP 12000 Project
The Hacienda Eco City AHP 12000 Project is a mixed-used development. The Hacienda sits on 500 acres freehold land with a clean title deed, Kenya, Africa.
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Social Impact Investment Opportunity
Summary of Hacienda Eco-City
Project Name: Kenya, Affordable Housing Project (“AHP-12000” or “Hacienda”)
Kenya Government Off-Taker Guarantee: 70% of complete units
Land Size: 500 acres have been secured under our Kenya-based Strategic Partners
Building Development Cost: it has been committed
Building Status: Shovel-Ready
Kenya Government Off-Taker Guarantee: 70% of complete units
Land Size: 500 acres have been secured under our Kenya-based Strategic Partners
Building Development Cost: it has been committed
Building Status: Shovel-Ready
Green Energy Design Concepts
Our Kenya-based Strategic Partners has incorporated green building concepts and practices in this project in ensuring the application of processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle: from planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition.
Hence we envisage Hacienda City as an ECO city incorporating green building concepts that complement the classical building design concerns of economy, utility, durability, and comfort.
The main objective of incorporating green building designs shall be to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment by efficiently using energy, water, and other resources; protecting occupant health, reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation and through use of locally available natural materials, as far as is practicable.
The designs emphasize taking advantage of renewable resources, e.g. using sunlight through passive solar, active solar, and photovoltaic equipment, and using plants and trees through green roofs, rain gardens, and reduction of rainwater run-off including recycling of water.
On the aesthetic side, Hacienda Eco City development is designed to be in harmony with the natural features and resources surrounding the site. This will include the use of ‘green' building materials from local sources, reduce loads, optimize systems, and generate on-site renewable energy. To further support eco-friendliness:
This Hacienda Eco-City is very green with renewable power and wind and solar generation, reticulation of water supplies through wetlands and the generation of biogas through the conversion of septic waste, and the recycling of most of the rubbish will be collected from residential and commercial units.
Our Kenya-based Strategic Partners has incorporated green building concepts and practices in this project in ensuring the application of processes that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout a building's life-cycle: from planning to design, construction, operation, maintenance, renovation, and demolition.
Hence we envisage Hacienda City as an ECO city incorporating green building concepts that complement the classical building design concerns of economy, utility, durability, and comfort.
The main objective of incorporating green building designs shall be to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment by efficiently using energy, water, and other resources; protecting occupant health, reducing waste, pollution and environmental degradation and through use of locally available natural materials, as far as is practicable.
The designs emphasize taking advantage of renewable resources, e.g. using sunlight through passive solar, active solar, and photovoltaic equipment, and using plants and trees through green roofs, rain gardens, and reduction of rainwater run-off including recycling of water.
On the aesthetic side, Hacienda Eco City development is designed to be in harmony with the natural features and resources surrounding the site. This will include the use of ‘green' building materials from local sources, reduce loads, optimize systems, and generate on-site renewable energy. To further support eco-friendliness:
- The development includes an efficient rubbish collection plan with the recycling of every component of rubbish that will be collected from the eco-city.
- There is a competent concept for a wind-solar power plant within the eco-city to supply the megawatts of power.
- There are wetlands planned to recover greywater and pass it through a treatment plant.
- There is a perfect site for a water reservoir on site.
- It is planned to remove all the solid waste from the sewage and passing it through biogas generators and to sell the gas back to the residents for cheap cooking energy.
This Hacienda Eco-City is very green with renewable power and wind and solar generation, reticulation of water supplies through wetlands and the generation of biogas through the conversion of septic waste, and the recycling of most of the rubbish will be collected from residential and commercial units.
Our Exit Strategy
Our exit strategy is two-pronged. Firstly, the Affordable Housing Programme (“AHP”) is a government initiative fully supported by GOK in the form of an off-taker Guarantee Agreement. GOK will give an off-taker agreement for 8400 units or 70% of the total 12,000 developed. The guarantee will be issued by the National Treasury. The Offtake will be effected upon practical completion of the units in lots of 2800 per annum.
Secondly, this will leave 3600 units for DAJK and Kenya-based Strategic Partners to market. We will be marketed on 15-year rent-to-own or easy mortgage programs. We are also working with demand aggregators and mortgage financiers and have notably received an expression of interest in the Housing Finance Company (HFC) who indicates a willingness to finance our buyers.
Secondly, this will leave 3600 units for DAJK and Kenya-based Strategic Partners to market. We will be marketed on 15-year rent-to-own or easy mortgage programs. We are also working with demand aggregators and mortgage financiers and have notably received an expression of interest in the Housing Finance Company (HFC) who indicates a willingness to finance our buyers.
KB 12000 affordable Housing Units and 300-Bed Hospital
The development with consist of 12000 housing units and a 300 bed Specialty Surgical Hospital, Retail Units, Schools, a boutique hotel and recreational facilities. The hospital will be operated by a prominent international hospital operator. We will be responsible for equipping the hospital and recruiting the hospital Operator. Other facilities such as schools, hotel and retail units will be leased by the employer to competent operators and private enterprises.
The development is envisioned as an environmentally sustainable city designed to optimize use of renewable energy, recycling and waste management. The city infrastructure is to include parks, gardens, play areas, cycle paths and walkways to encourage non-sedentary living. The shared amenities such as shopping facilities are to be located so as to avoid unnecessary driving within the city.
The project is private sector driven and will not utilize any Government or Public funding during the development phase. The entire development will sit on private free hold land. We has approved for up to 70% off-taker guarantee from the government under the Kenya Government’s AHP Program for some of the housing units.
Summary of KB + 300-Bed Hospital
Request for Proposal Design, Engineer, and Building of 12000 affordable Housing Units and 300-Bed Hospital Building Plus All Related Infrastructure
Development Cost: USD 350 million (Excluding equipment for the 300-bed Hospital)
Project Name: Kenya, Affordable Housing Project (“KB + 300-Bed Hospital”)
Kenya Government Off-Taker Guarantee: Up to 70% of complete units
Land Size: 500 acres have been secured under our Kenya-based Strategic Partners
Building Development Cost: it has been committed
Status: Negotiating with Contractor
Social Impact Investment Opportunity
Social Impact Investment Opportunities
Kenya, NPS Hospital 300 beds
Subject: Seeking for Equity Participation Capital and/or Strategy Debt and/or Equity Investors (“Investor”)
Project: Kenya, NPS Hospital 300 Beds (“NPS”)
Development Cost: USD 180 million
Building Time Commitment: 36 months
Government Guaranteed 15%: Government is Guaranty for a 15% of development cost.
Status: Active.
We partner with the Project Developer to raising development costs for this NPS in Kenya. Please contact us if you are interested.
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Project: Kenya, NPS Hospital 300 Beds (“NPS”)
Development Cost: USD 180 million
Building Time Commitment: 36 months
Government Guaranteed 15%: Government is Guaranty for a 15% of development cost.
Status: Active.
We partner with the Project Developer to raising development costs for this NPS in Kenya. Please contact us if you are interested.
The NDA is required for receiving additional details.
Please note we will compensate for your referral fee if you are direct to the Investor.
Texas Wind Farm Project
DAJK has managed to arrange the DAJK Loan Fund for providing the development costs in two Rounds. Each round will have three phases. Each phase will require approximately 24 months in construction. Below is the Round #1 with Round #2 as the Expansion Option.
Round #1, Phase 1 (24 Months WITHOUT working on Expansion Options)
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 35 million
- Capacity: 25 MW
- Revenue: USD 10 million
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 70 million
- Capacity: 70 MW
- Revenue (Annual, Addition): USD 25 million
- Development Cost: USD 756 million
- Capacity: 400 MW
- Revenue (Annual, Addition): USD 177 million
Phase 2 (24 Months after Phase #1 WITHOUT working on Expansion Options)
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 135 million
- Capacity: 180 MW
- Revenue: USD 35 million
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 100 million
- Capacity: 100 MW
- Revenue (Annual, Addition): USD 30 million
- Development Cost: USD 840 million
- Capacity: 400 MW
- Revenue (Annual, Addition): USD 144 million
Phase 3 (24 Months after Phase #2 WITHOUT working on Expansion Options)
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 830 million
- Capacity: 800 MW
- Revenue: USD 177 million
Expansion Options: (Round #2)
Option 1, Solar Farm Upgrade Feature
- Development Cost: USD 200 million
- Capacity: 200 MW
- Revenue (Annual, Addition): USD 60 million
- Development Cost: USD 1.87 billion
- Capacity: 2000 MW
- Revenue(Annual, Addition): USD 720 million
Katangowa Market, Lagos, Nigeria
DAJK seeks equity investor(s) up to 25% for our KATANGOWA MARKET LAGOS PROJECT. Its development cost is approximately USD 110 million.
Please contact us if you are interested.
- Create 35,000 direct and indirect jobs
- Impact the lives of 100,000 Nigerians
- Impact the entire West Africa sub-region
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Overview of Project
The Project will comprise retail outlets of assorted sizes (i.e. over 3,000 small, medium and big size showroom/office spaces as well as 3,500 k-klamps in an open floor arrangement), a 5,000 sitter Exhibition Hall, Assemblage/Warehouses, Offices, Innovation Technology labs, budget hotel, Banking Facilities, Restaurants, Helipad, public toilets and public showers, car parking space, trailer parking space, security office, security posts, fire service station, incinerator, generator house I electrical rooms, loading and off-loading bays, ICT training center, administrative block, clinic among other facilities.
The Project will serve and transform Lagos to an astute regional commercial hub for ICT in West Africa. It will among other benefits develop ICT proficiency and skills acquisition, enhance revenue generation to all stakeholders (Government, Shop owners, investors, etc), ensure optimization of resources, improve hygienic trading environment, effective utilization of land, increase commerce and market activities, job creation and poverty alleviation. When completed, it will create over 3,000 direct and indirect jobs during the construction phase and another 35,000 direct and indirect jobs from the operations of this Project. This has a potential multiplier effect to impact the lives of 100,000 Nigerians and possibly more and further impact the entire West African sub region.
Co-Sponsor With DAJK
