Diapositiva 1 - ProBarranquilla

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Metals in the Atlántico
2014
NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLÁNTICO
ProBarranquilla is the Investment Promotion Agency of the State of Atlántico that operates as a non-profit
organization funded by over 100 private companies with strong support from local government.
Services (confidential and free of charge):
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Facilitation of permits and registration procedures with public and private entities
Customized agendas and site visit logistics support
Identification of potential partners, clients and providers
Human resource recruitment support
Information:
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Legal and tax regime
Incorporation of new companies
Operational costs
Lots, office, warehouse and site location
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www.probarranquilla.org
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Afiliados
Afiliados
Free Trade Agreements
Tomado de: Proexport. Fuente: Ministerio de Comercio, Industria y Turismo. 2013.
International Investment Agreements
Double Taxation Agreement
Three of the major rating agencies have awarded the "Investment Grade" to Colombia
The three rating agencies agree in the good economic and financial moment that is crossing the country,
among which highlights:
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Its ability to handle external shocks
Historic performance of obligations
Increased macroeconomic credibility
A visible improvement in the security
State of Atlantico
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Area: 3,388 km ²
Population: 2,373,550 (2012)
Capital: Barranquilla
GDP: COP$17.308 Billions (2011)
Participation in the national GDP: 3.6%
(2011)
Barranquilla
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Area: 166 km ²
Population: 2.600.904 (2013)
NUEVA
RESULTADOS
ERA EN ELRECIENTES
ATLÁNTICO
Average annual unemployment rate
2013 (December)
18,0
16,0
14,0
15,6
16,1
15,0 16,2
15,6
14,1
14,513,6
13,6
11,8 12,912,0
12,0
10,0
11,2
11,4
11,3
10,9
12,0
11,8
10,8
10,4
9,6
10,6
9,2
8,0
8,2
8,3
8,0
2011
2012
2013
6,0
4,0
2,0
0,0
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
GDP: Atlantico
2005-2012 pr
16.640 16.514
13.711
2005
14.708
2006
17.492 18.282
16.136 16.643
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011pr 2012pr
Fuente: DANE
Value in millions of pesos
• National Conntribution: 3,9 %
• Distribution:
o 21% Business Services Establishments
o 16% Other Social and Community Services
o 15% Manufacturing
o 14% Trade, Hotel, Food and MRO
2010
2011
3.061.296
1.448.355
2009
1.257.923
2.102.407
2.453.013
1.113.056
2003
1.077.545
2002
1.431.367
2001
720.608
1.287.369
2000
605.255
1.073.058
475.434
633.488
1.000.000
494.004
684.435
1.500.000
494.868
696.555
2.000.000
487.905
730.439
Miles de US$
2.500.000
922.282
1.612.462
3.000.000
1.225.284
2.048.994
3.500.000
2.701.028
Importaciones
1.148.226
1.919.179
Exportaciones
3.166.198
Exports - Imports State of Atlántico
2000-2013
500.000
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2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2012
Main exports destination 2012:
Main Imports destination 2012:
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EEUU 18%
Venezuela 11%
China 9%
Ecuador 8%
Brasil 7%
Perú 4%
2013
EEUU 25%
China 18%
Brasil 6%
México 4%
Argentina 4%
Barranquilla is strategically located in the heart of the Caribbean
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Integral Connectivity: land, sea, river
and air.
Miami
3 días – 5
horas
La Habana
3 días- 6
horas
1,400 million consumers in 47
countries in Central America, United
States, Canada and the European
Union.
Kingston
1 día – 7
horas
163.5 million tons moved by port
companies in the Caribbean Region in
2012.
National and International air routes, 1
hour flight from Panama City and 2.5
of Miami, Florida.
Barranquill
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Puerto Limón
1 día - 12 horas
Puerto
Colón
20- 24
horas
Santa
Marta
Cartagena 1-2
1- 2
horas
horas
San Juan
2 días 10
horas
Rio Haida
1 día. 23
horas
Puerto
Cabello
1 día – 14
horas
Zone free from hazards and natural
phenomena such as hurricanes and
earthquakes
Port Conssesions
S.P. Bocas
de Ceniza
S.P. del
Caribe
Terminal
Las Flores
COMPAS Michelmar
Monómeros
Vopak
Siduport
Quintal
BCT
Riverport
Palermo
Puerto de
Barranquilla
Port
Magdalena
Puerto
PIMSA
Km. 29
Km. 0
Km. 22
Magdalena River: Navegability
Barrancabermeja – Bocas de Ceniza
• Distance: 652 kms
• Permanent Dragged of the Navigable Canal
• Minimum Depth: 7 ft
Year 2015 // US$200 millones
Puerto Salgar – Barrancabermeja
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Distance: 256 kms
Coatings edge
Levees Channelization
Partial closures of side arms in shadow waters
Año 2019 // US$400 millones
Distance From Port Zone to Industrial Zones in Barranquilla
Distance
km
Time Aprox.
Zona Franca Barranquilla
Aeropuerto Ernesto Cortissoz
0,6
11
4 mins
30 mins
Zona Franca Internacional del Atlántico
9,5
25 mins
Parque Industrial Malambo
Zona Industrial Vía 40
Zona Franca La Cayena
Salida al Interior del Pais.
Cordialidad (salida a Cartagena)
Centro de Barranquilla
8,1
7,6
16,6
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2,5
30 mins
25 mins
50 mins
15 mins
25 mins
15 mins
Parques I
Industrial Parks and Free Trade Zones
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Established Free Trade Zone
1. PIMSA
2. PI Metro Parque
3. PI Parque industrial La Trinidad
4. PI Zona Express
5. PI Rio Norte
6. PI Marisol
7. PI Vía 40
8. Alma Carga
9. Gran Central de Abastos
10. Frio Frimac (Cadena de Frio)
11. Zona Industrial La Loma 3
12. La Maria
13. Colfrigos (Cadena de Frio)
Under Construction
1. Europark
2. GalaPark
3. Parque Industrial Moore
4. IP Los Volcanes
5. PI Clavería
Projects of Free Trade Zones
1. TLB- Terminal Logístico de BAQ
2. ZIGA- Zona Ind. de Galapa
3. PIPCA
4. Parque Industrial de Tubará
5. Desarrollo Industrial SITUM
6. Marentus
7. La Fontana
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8. Green Park
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9. Oikos
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10. Ecociudades
11. Steel City
12. Pasadena
13. Parque Internacional del Caribe
14. PI del Caribe
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15. PI California
Permanet Free Trade Zone
1. ZF de Barranquilla
2. ZF La Cayena
3. ZOFIA
Waiting to be declared
Free Trade Zone
1. ZF del Rio
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Ubicaciones Aproximadas
Business Centers
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Approximate locations
Establecidos
1. Las Américas I
2. Las Américas II
3. Inverfin
4. Centro Ejecutivo
5. Míx Vía 40
6. Santa Clara
7. Ocean Tower
8. Plaza 74
9. Smart Office
Construcción
1. Green Towers
2. Torre Atlántica
3. Torres del Atlántico
4. Blue Gardens
5. BC Empresarial
6. Atlantic Tower
7. CE Buena Vista
Business
1. Las Américas III
2. BAQ Trade Center
3. Buró 51
4. CE Puerta de Oro
Hotels
Hotels Category 5:
1. SmartSuites Hotel
2. Hotel Estelar
3. Hotel Sonesta
4. Hotel Dann Carlton
5. Hotel Barranquilla Plaza
6. Hotel Country Intl.
7. Hampton Inn by Hilton
8. Hotel Windsor
Hotels Under Construction:
1. Hilton Garden Inn
2. Holiday Inn Express
3. BH Hotels
4. Hotel Four Points by
Sheraton
5. Hotel Oxford
6. Hotel Washington Plaza
7. Hotel Royal Washington
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Hotels Projects:
1. Movich Hotels
2. Sonesta Suites
3. Hotel Country Intl (exp)
4. Hotel CEEC - Terranum
5. Hotel Marina Puerto Velero
6. Hotel Barranquilla Plaza (exp)
7. Hotel City Express
Ubicaciones Aproximadas
Increasing number of students
86.365
77.232
70.344
60.494
2004
64.022
2005
63.737
2006
64.385
2007
64.337
2008
66.578
2009
2010
2011
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Student Population: 77.232
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Coverage in Higher Education: 37.9%
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Universities and Institutions: 27
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Academic Programs: 550
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Graduates 2002-2012: 94,202
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Literacy Rate: 95%
2012
Important source of educational institutions
These entities have specialized in staff training according to the needs of different companies. They are
an example of successful cases of public - private alliances for education, offering technical and
technological personnel to companies in different sectors. These entities have allowed national and
international companies to find much more expert staff.
These are some of the companies we have worked with:
Reliable Public Services
Termobarranquilla Inc. ESP - TEBSA – Gecelca.
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Located in Soledad, Department of the Atlantic.
Has an installed capacity of 910MW.
Under normal conditions generally more than 10% of domestic
demand.
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It can provide electricity to most of the Atlantic Coast.
TEBSA offers the service of power generation through its main
customer GECELCA using the technology of combined cycle and
simple cycle plant.
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It generates over 50% of the coast´s energy and works 24/7
Celsia
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This plant is the largest thermal plant in the country.
Energy Free Trade Zone.
Installed Capacity of 610MW.
Power generation with NATURAL GAS
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71% of non-regulated customers (heavy users), successfully self-generate electricity used in their plants.
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Barranquilla is the best place for power generation with gas. Since it is located at sea level, turbines do not
suffer from the height, ensuring that the machines do not lose their strength and efficiency, as in Bogota or
Medellin.
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To generate power with natural gas is better for the environment, unlike coal.
Coal investments are more expensive than gas.
For consumption greater than 300,000 m3 per month (self-generation projects exceed this consumption) rate in
USD is $ 0.145 / m3.
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Some cases of generation with natural gas:
Metals
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At the end of 2012 was represented by more than 400 companies
responsible for the production, processing or specialized services
sector.
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Second largest exporter of the Department, after chemicals
sector.
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Represented in 2011 over 14% of industrial GDP in the region
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Barranquilla generates 61% of all industrial employment in the
Colombian Caribbean region
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Presence of leading companies such as CSP Steel, Polyuprotec,
Corpacero, Acesco, Inkaferro, ARNEC.
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Barranquilla offers a reliable energy platform because we are the
epicenter of the regional electricity system and we have the
largest capacity of thermal power generation in the country.
Casos de Éxito- PRICESMART
American company specialized in the production and
processing of steel pipes. Its products are used in sectors
such as oil and gas, energy, construction, infrastructure,
telecommunications, among others. They are located in
Malambo, where they have a processing pipe plant since
2013, from here they distribute to different markets.
Casos de Éxito- PRICESMART
Australian company with presence in the United States,
South America and Middle East, dedicated to the
manufacture of excavators, loaders and other parts for
industrial machinery. Are located in Malambo since 2012 in
order to meet the high demand of the mining industry in
Colombia
Industry and Commerce Tax Exemptions
Municipality
Barranquilla
Beneficiaries
New Industries
Jobs Created
40 permanent jobs
Time of Exemption
Mode of Exemption
5 years
100%: Two first years
75%: Third year
50%: Fourth and fifth
year
Galapa
New Industrial,
commercial and
services
companies
60% employees resident
of Galapa, and 40% that
are hired for a period of
more than 10 months
10 years
80%: Third and fourth
year
60%: Fifth and sixth
year
40%: Seventh and
height year
20%: Ninth and ten year
Malambo
New Industrial,
commercial and
services
companies
40
(60% residents of
Malambo)
10 years
100%
Sabanagrande
New Industrial,
commercial and
services companie
50 (40% of qualified
manpower has to live in
Sabanagrande)
10 years
100%
Soledad
New Industrial,
commercial and
services
companies
5 years
75%: Third year
50%: Fourth and fifth
year
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Activities complement our living environment
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Barranquilla has a wide offer of social clubs such as the
Country Club, Lagos de Caujaral Social Club, AngloAmerican Club, Italian Club, Spanish Union Club,
among others.
Barranquilla is home of some of the best golf
according to Golf Digest.
fields
The city offers a wide range of Colombian and
international restaurants including options such as
Chinese, Italian, Greek, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese,
French and many other options.
People in Barranquilla love to practice nautical sports
such as surfing or kitesurfing at the beaches of the State
of Atlantico. There’s a project under construction of a
marine near the city.
Some of the biggest events in the region are:
 Carnival of Barranquilla.
 Barranquijazz.
 Plataforma K.
Arts Carnival
Sabor Barranquilla
“Institutional support by the Mayor and Government of the Atlántico, also from public
entities that guarantee entrepreneurs a chance to have a wide range of services for
optimal installation of their business”
BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON
NUEVA
LOGISTICO
ERA EN ELDEL
ATLÁNTICO
CARIBE
Construction in progress of the first Port Corridor of Barranquilla
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It will connect the Pumarejo Bridge passing through the industrial and port zone with
Barranquilla’s mayor Ring Road, avoiding trucks enter the city
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The route will go from The Pumarejo Bridge where will the seconf driveway behind the free trade
zone of barranquillita, util 46 avenue, it will arrive to via 40, there wil be a urban to
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Investment: US$ 200 millions
Circunvalar
de
la
Prosperidad
The Metropolitan Expressway
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The
Metropolitan
Expressway
links
the
municipalities of Malambo, Galapa and the Juan
Mina, the town of Puerto Colombia and the village
of La Playa.
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It seeks to improve the flow of heavy load in the
metropolitan area of Barranquilla and give greater
impetus to industry and business.
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It will connect the new industrial centers of the
Atlantic Department with the deep water ports that
are going to be built in Barranquilla.
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Investment: USD $310 Million
Length: 33 Km
New ‘Pumarejo’ Bridge of Barranquilla
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Promote
commercial
trade
within
the
country and the departments of the Coast
and Venezuela.
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Articulate terrestrial mode connectivity with
the maritime and fluvial mode
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Dual Carriageway, each in three vehicle
lanes, cycle route and a sidewalk.
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10.000 tons barges - 15.000 tons, and 7
mts depth
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Investment of $560 million USD
Starts 2015 and will last 5 years
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Total Area: 75.500 m2
EXHIBITION CENTER (2015)
• Build Area: 34.500 m²
• Pavilion: 8.000 m² columm-free
• Future Expansion: 8.000 m²
• Height: 14 meters
• Capacity:16.000 people
TOURISTIC BOARDWALK (2015)
• Lenght: 580 meters
• Two levels of stores, restaurants and casino
BUSINESS CENTER (2016)
• Area: 85.000 m²
• Four Towers for business and hotelier use. 20- 25 Levels.
CONVENTION CENTER (2017)
• Capacity : 4.000 people
Investment: USD $ 124.661.24
Public Private Partnership:
NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO
Total Construction Area approved
Barranquilla
900.000
772.648
800.000
700.000
677.635
579.965
600.000
500.000
557.451
400.000
300.000
344.577
265.264
200.000
271.009
100.000
Fuente: DANE. Elaboración de Fundesarrollo.
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Barranquilla is member of the program
“EMERGING AND COMPETITIVE CITIES”
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This project has been developed by the
Inter-American Development Bank and the
Financiera
de
Desarrollo
Territorial,
(Findeter).
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This Program will improve the investment
in
projects
that
are
based
on
the
transformation process of the different
cities.
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Environmental and Climate Change
Urban Development
Fiscal Sustainability and Goverance
Rankings Internacionales
“It is estimated that 60%
of global growth will be generated
by 600 cities. On that date, 136 new
cities would enter the top 600 and Latin
America will be the source of 8 of them,
including Cancun and Barranquilla”
2011
Supported Investment Opportunities
Baseline:293
January- December 2013
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293
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250
216
200
173
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188
174
143
150
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114
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100
77
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36
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2004
2005
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2007
Investment Opportunities
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Information Request
Origin of Supported Opportunities
Baseline: 293
Portugal México
3%
Venezuela 4%
5%
India
4%
Colombia
30%
Chile
6%
Estados
Unidos
15%
España
14%
Otros
19%
Investment by sector
Baseline: USD$706 Millon
Inversion por sectores
Hotelería y Turismo
5%
Maquinaría y Equipo
10%
Transporte
21%
Productos de
Consumo
11%
Metalmecánico
15%
Materiales para la
Construcción
11%
BPO&IT
13%
Salud
14%
Origin amount of investment
Baseline: $706 Millon USD
Inversión por Origen
Estados Unidos
19%
Brasil
14%
Chile
29%
Colombia
38%

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