Diapositiva 1 - ProBarranquilla

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Reasons to Invest in Barranquilla
2014
RAZONES PARA INVERTIR EN BARRANQUILLA
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
A new era in Public Management
9.
Corporate Commitment
10. A Dynamic Colombia
11. Recent results
www.probarranquilla.org
UBICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA
Strategic Location
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State of Atlantico
Area: 3.388 Km ²
Population: 2.432.003 (2014)
Capital: Barranquilla
GDP: COP$ 18.282 Thousand of Millions
(2012p)
GDP per Capita: 10.342.736 (2012p)
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Barranquilla
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Area: 166 Km ²
Population: 1.212.943 (2014)
Participation in the National GDP: 4%
(2012)
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It offers a preferential location for accesing new
markets with which Colombia has concluded trade
agreements.
National and International Integral Connectivity in
transport:
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Sea and river transportation
Air Transportation
Terrestrial Transportation
Trained, qualified and certified human resources.
Real Estate Spaces to supply National and
internacional markets free of natural disasters.
Industrial Parks
Free Zone
Business Center, Health, Commerce and Entertaiment.
Integration and Commitment by Public Sectors,
Academic and Private.
UBICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA
Estrategic Location
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The estrategic location of Barranquilla, can provide
to the 7.000.000 people living in the Caribbean
region.
Barranquilla is strategically located in the heart of the
Caribbean, 100 km away from Cartagena and Santa
Marta.
The city is located 1 hour away from Central America
and 2 hours away from Miami by air.
Barranquilla offers a platform to serve a lucrative
market of 1,300 million consumers in 47 countries in
Central America, United States, Canada and the
European Union.
Maritime connection with 122 countries and 459
ports worldwide
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
Port Conssesions
S.P. Bocas
de Ceniza
S.P. del
Caribe
Zona Portuaria
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
Deepwater Port Area
S.P. Bocas
de Ceniza
Zona Portuaria
Terminal
Las Flores
S.P. del
Caribe
Depht: 60 feet
Km. 0
Proyecto de Navegabilidad por el Rio Magdalena
Magdalena River: Navigability
Barrancabermeja – Bocas de Ceniza
• Distance: 652 kms
• Permanent Dragged of the Navigable Canal
• Minimum Depth: 7 ft.
Year 2015 // US$200 millions
Puerto Salgar – Barrancabermeja
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Distance: 256 kms
Coatings edges
Levees channelization
Partial closures of side arms in shallow waters
Year 2019 // US$400 millions
Rio Magdalena, Arteria Fluvial de Colombia
•Volumes of cargo by transport
o Land: 92 %
o Ferreous: 7 %
o River : 1 %
• Comparative growth (Last decade)
o River Transportation
0.5%
o Colombian Economy
4.3%
Magdalena River
• Watershade: 257.000 Km
o 22.9% National Territory
o 13 Departments/ 129 Municipalities
o Contribute 80% of the GDP
• 40% decrease in freight rates
INFRAESTRUCTURA PORTUARIA
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Manage 65% of the cargo of the
Barranquilla´s port area .
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Barranquilla’s port manage 86% of
Colombia´s steel.
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Sociedad Portuaria Regional Barranquilla
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Extensión del puerto
Hectáreas
Canal de acceso (Profundidad) 32.81 pies.
Cantidad
6
Muelles
Calado Máximo
32 pies
Cantidad
18
Bodegas
Cubiertas
Capacidad
50.408 mt2
Cantidad
14
Patios
126.737
Capacidad
Mts2
Cantidad
Maritime connection with 122 countries and
Granel solido
459 ports worldwide.
Granel líquido
15 shipping compalies end up at its dock with
Capacidad
Grúas Pórtico
Cantidad
Capacidad
8 Bodegas
27. 904
Mts2
2
2.250 m3
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access to the east coast, the Caribbean,
north of Europe, Central America and Asia.
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Annual containers manage capacity of
200.000 teus. For 2033: 420.000 teus.
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The first Colombian port with foreign trade 24
hours a day, 7 days a week.
NUEVA ERA EN ELPORTUARIA
ATLÁNTICO
INFRAESTRUCTURA
Vopak
Investment
• Extension of the dock.
• Floating dock in the Magdalena River, based on
• US$ 6
the piling.
million
• Extension of 8.400 M3 twich will reach a
capacity of de 37.300 M3
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Terminal port especialized in logistic, liquid, bulk
products, services , barges, vegetable oils and
minerals.
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Receipt operations, loading and unloading of ship,
storage of products and drum-filling of products.
Barranquilla Container Terminal
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BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON LOGISTICO
DEL
CARIBE
Proyectos
Portuarios
Sociedad Portuaria de Santa Marta & SSA
International
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It is the only terminal port especialized in
containers at the Barranquilla’s port with 3
STS Panamax Gantry Cranes.
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1 dock:
LOA: 182 meters
Wide: 35 meters
Software implementation of Spinnaker and
Mainsail Tideworks.
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Strategic global partners.
e.g. Manzanillo International Terminal in
Panama: Manage more than 40% of cargo
of trans-shipment to Barranquilla
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Storage Yard: 40.000 Square Meters.
Investment: $ 40 Million Dollars
NUEVA ERA EN ELPORTUARIA
ATLÁNTICO
INFRAESTRUCTURA
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It aims to carry out a new port in Barranquilla
specializing in the handling of coal and other bulk
cargo.
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It will be located near the mouth of the Magdalena
River, just 3.25 Km of Bocas de Ceniza.
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The scope of the project involves the construction of
a Multipurpose Port, specializing in coal and solid
bulk, highly efficient direct loading docks and
through.
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The Port in the first phase expected to reach a
movement of Three (3) Million Tons per year.
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It considers to have 2 docks located on the
Magdalena River.
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Depth: 40 feet (12 meters)
INFRAESTRUCTURA
NUEVA ERAPORT
EN ELPORTUARIA
ATLÁNTICO
FACILITIES
Port Infraestructure
Shipping Lines
Europa Norte
Costa Oeste
Costa Este
Mdeiterraneo
Oriente
Caribe
Costa Pacífica
Cono Sur
Fuente: Proexport Colombia.
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
SERVICIOS PÚBLICOS CONFIABLES
Utilities
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
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11. Recent results
Barranquilla has a world-class IT infrastructure
•Barranquilla’s backbone is the point of
entrance of 5 international submarine cables
that connect Barranquilla with the rest of the
world.
•Cables currently available:
•Panamerican Cable
•Arcos 1 Cable
•Maya 1 Cable
•SAM-1 Cable (Telefónica)
•CFX-1 Cable (Columbus Networks)
•By switching directly to the submarine cables
in Barranquilla, the companies may reduce
their costs and experience higher redundancy
levels.
BPO
Barranquilla, Potencial
RECURSO
y Oportunidades
HUMANO
Trainning Initiatives to the Productive Industries
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The Secretary of Education of the Mayor’s Office created the “Universidad a
tu Barrio” project, which provides opportunities to low income young people
to study higher education carreers.
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The Higher Education Centers – CEDIES (Spanish abbreviation) objective is
to guarantee the progressive training of 10,000 young students every year.
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The CEDIES are established in 23 high schools venues, and carreers
related to technology, port logistics, tourism, accounting and/or business
areas, are included in this program.
NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO
The BPO sector is a iniciative of Barranquilla and the state of Atlantico
Contac Barranquilla
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Initiative between the Ministry of Education and Barranquilla Chamber of Commerce in order to
train 1,000 public school students in English.
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The program consists of 300 hours exclusive to language learning, and certify students in B2
level. (Common European Framework).
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Latest 100 hours would be devoted to skills training contact center.
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
INCENTIVOS TRIBUTARIOS
Industry and Commerce Tax Exemptions
Municipality
Beneficiaries
Barranquilla
New Industrial
Companies
Galapa
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%
Sabanagrand
e
New Industrial,
commercial and
services
companies
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
Pto. Colombia
Barranquilla
Tubará
Jobs Created
Malambo
Sabanagrande
25
Incentices of the Free Zones
Tax and Financial
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Rental differential rate of 15% (33% outside the zone)
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Exports from Colombia and the rest of the world to free zone enjoy free VAT exemption.
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The sale of goods between users of Zone no VAT due.
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Income tax exemption for members of companies to distribute profits.
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Excellent use of cash flow by not paying taxes, but when needed
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Access to credits with BANCOLDEX
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Dividends received by members of the business users increase by 27%
Incentives of the Free Zones
Customs
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Non-payment
of
customs
duties
(duty
and
VAT)
on
goods
purchased
in
another
country (equipment, raw materials and freightand logistics, office, etc), while in Zone.
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Exemption from value added tax VAT for products purchased in or out of Colombia
Partial nationalization of goods.
Unlimited storage of foreign goods.
No obligations to import.
Retirement to Colombia of raw materials and intermediate products for partial processing.
Completion of temporary imports
Sale of goods to warehouses (In Bond)
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
Free Trade Zones
Parques I
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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
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Is the only Free Trade Zone located next to a port,
which is owned by Sociedad Portuaria Regional de
Barranquilla, with internal access to the port.
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Located 15 minutes from the Ernesto Cortissoz
International Airport.
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Tax Exemptions: Income tax 15%. Do not charge or
pay VAT or duties.
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Lease of warehouses and yards to industrial and
commercial business, which sales priority are the
external markets.
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Total Area: 1.000.000 m²
Productive Area: 713.238 m²
Cost:
USD$8,50 – Rent Warehouses – Square Meter
50 years in operation
USD$3 – Rent Area – Square Meter
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Located in Galapa
2,5 Km. from Barranquilla.
9,5 Km. From the ports Area.
A 9 Km. From the Ernesto Cortizzoa International
Airport.
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Total Area: 1.200.000 Square Meters.
Productive Area: 781.000 m² (27 blocks with 406 lands,
2,100 m2 each one)
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Cost:
COP$ 450.000*
Location:
Depending on Availability
*Montly fee without increase.
BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON LOGISTICO DEL CARIBE
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It is a project that is dedicated to strengthening of the Materials Construction
cluster.
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It has the Alfa Group factory, the largest ceramic plant in the country and its
distribution center for the domestic market and the North American market
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Total Area: 1.125.005 Square Meters.
Urbanizable Area: 845.496,93 Square Meters (15 Blocks).
This free trade zone is located 26,5 km from the port.
It is located 18,5 Km from The puerto de Aguas Profundas.
Approximate construction time: 4 Months
This free zone has a scale service, fork lift, crane, and also all publics services.
Private security with security cameras and alarms.
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Costs:
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Rent Warehouses: COP$ 14.000 $7,5 USD
Sale Land: COP $390.000 (USD $3.7)
Square Meters Built COP$1. 190. 000
Un creciente número de proyectos industriales,
portuarios
NUEVAcomerciales
ERA EN EL yATLÁNTICO
Free Trade Zones
The clinic will offer advanced technology and a
networking monitors to facilitate the review of
diagnostic images of his / her patients.
As special services, CLINIC PORTOAZUL will
possess clinical laboratory, gastroenterology
unit, cardiology unit, respiratory therapy unit,
physical therapy and ophthalmology unit.
Barranquilla has the best Shopping mall in the
Region
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Barranquilla has more than 20 Malls.
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People who live in the Caribbean Region come to
the city to shopping.
3.
The first PriceSmart store in South America is
located in Barranquilla
4.
Cases:
5.
New Malls
Nuevos Centros
Comerciales
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Business Centers
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5
7
4
3
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5
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Approximate locations
Established
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
Under Construction
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
NUEVAand
ERAcommercial
EN EL ATLÁNTICO
New and advanced medical
centers
Health Care Center
Established:
1. Centro Oftalmologico Carriazo
2. Clínica General del Norte*
3. Clínica Oftalmológica del Caribe*
4. Clínica La Asunción*
5. Genavie
6. Clínica Portoazul
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Under Construction:
1. Clínica Iberoamericana
2. Clínica Misericordia Norte
* Clinics with expansion plans in the
coming years.
Contents
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
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11. Recent results
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
CALIDAD DE VIDA
• Located in the Center – Rosario – Barrio Abajo sector.
• It comprises three structures
• The Caribbean Museum, the Modern Art of the Caribbean Museum and the Film library of the Caribbean
CALIDAD DE VIDA
Culture and Entertaiment
Some of the biggest events in the Region are:
(Carnaval de Barranquilla) -UNESCO, describes the
latter as an Oral and Intangible Heritage of
Humanity with over 150 years of tradition-, among
others.
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BarranquiJazz
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Plataforma K
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Carnaval de las Artes
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Sabor Barranquilla
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It will be the largest in the Caribbean, with the highest
international standards in water services in the
Colombian Caribbean Sea.
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32 hectare of terrestrial use.
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Investment $10 million USD
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500 sailboat mooring
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Nautical charter services: diving, fishing and walking
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Sailing School
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Social Club: Hotel, cottages, restaurant, bar, pool, spa,
gym, tennis courts, volleyball, golf court
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
NUEVA ERA EN GESTIÓN PÚBLICA
Institutional support from the Mayor’s Office and the Governor’s Office, as well
as the different entities in the public sector that guarantee businessmen
having a wide range of services for the optimum establishment of their
businesses.
Rio Magdalena- Arteria Fluvial
Magdalena River, Waterway of Colombia
•Volumes of cargo through transport
o Land: 92 %
o Railways: 7 %
o Fluvial: 1 %
• Comparative growth (Last decade)
o Fluvial Transport
0.5%
o Colombian Economy
4.3%
Magdalena River
• Watershed: 257.000 Km
o 22.9% Homeland
o 13 Departaments/ 129 Towns
o It contributes 80% of GDP
• 40% decrease in freight rates
BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON
NUEVA
LOGISTICO
ERA EN ELDEL
ATLÁNTICO
CARIBE
First Port Corridor of Barranquilla ( Under Construction)
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It will connect the Pumarejo Bridge passing through the industrial and port zone with
Barranquilla’s mayor Ring Road, avoiding trucks enter the city
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The route will go from The Pumarejo Bridge where will the seconf driveway behind the free trade
zone of barranquillita, util 46 avenue, it will arrive to via 40, there wil be a urban to
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Investment: US$ 200 millions
Circunvalar de la Prosperidad
Ringroad “Prosperidad del Atlántico)
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 be finished in 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:
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
APOYO INSTITUCIONAL
ProBarranquilla, the Investment Promotion Agency of Barranquilla and the State of Atlantico. A private
institution sponsored by more than 90 companies and with a strong support of the public sector.
Services (confidentiality and free-of-charge)
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Streamlining of steps in private and public entities.
Set up of agendas and logistic support to visits our city.
Contact with suitable suppliers or costumers.
Recruitment and selection of the right human resource.
Information
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Legal, tributary and labor regime.
Imports and exports regulations.
Steps for the establishment of new companies.
Costs of utilities.
Availability of lots, warehouses, offices, apartments, among others.
Strategic Sectors
BPO & IT
Steel & Iron
Logistics &
Transportation
Building
Materials
Chemical &
Plastics
Supported Investment Opportunities
Baseline:293
January- December 2013
350
293
300
243
250
216
200
173
182
188
174
143
150
110
114
100
100
77
52
51
36
50
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
Investment Opportunities
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Information Request
Investment by Sector
Baseline: USD$706
Millones
Inversion por
sectores
Hotels and Tourism
5%
Business Machine
and Equipment
10%
Transportation
21%
Consumer Products
11%
Metals
15%
Building and
Construction
Materials
11%
BPO&IT
13%
Healthcare
14%
Investment by Countries
Baseline: USD$706 Millones
Inversión por Origen
United States
19%
Brasil
14%
Chile
29%
Colombia
38%
Employment 2004-2013
Enero-Diciembre 2013
90
3.256
3.500
3.110
80
79
70
2.457
70
67
60
62
68
3.000
75
70
2.378
2.121
60
2.500
62
2.000
50
40
30
1.307
865
30
1.500
813
1.000
710
20
471
500
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2004
2005
2006
2007
Supported Employment
2008
2009
Unsupported Investment
2010
2011
2012
2013
Installed and Reinverstemt
Employment by Sector
Baseline: 3.256
Building and
Construction
Materials
7%
BPO&IT
6%
Leisure and
Entertainment
8%
Hotels and Tourism
10%
Consumer
Products
43%
Metals
12%
Healthcare
14%
Employment by Countries
Baseline: 3.256
Empleos por Origen
Chile
14%
United States
24%
Colombia
62%
Contents
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
COLOMBIA EN MARCHA
FDI in Colombia US$ Million
2000- 2012
Fuente: Banco de la República-Balanza de Pagos
2010
2011
3.061.296
1.448.355
1.113.056
2009
1.257.923
2.102.407
1.919.179
1.612.462
1.287.369
1.077.545
2003
1.148.226
2002
1.225.284
2001
922.282
475.434
633.488
2000
720.608
494.004
684.435
1.000.000
494.868
696.555
1.500.000
605.255
1.073.058
2.000.000
487.905
730.439
Miles de US$
2.500.000
1.431.367
2.048.994
3.000.000
2.701.028
Imports
2.453.013
Exports
3.500.000
3.166.198
Exports-imports State of Atlántico
2000-2013
Comercio Exterior del Atlántico
500.000
0
2004
Main exports destinations 2012:
•
•
•
•
•
•
EEUU 18%
Venezuela 11%
China 9%
Ecuador 8%
Brasil 7%
Perú 4%
2005
2006
2007
2008
2012
2013
Main Imports Destinations
2012:
•
•
•
•
•
EEUU 25%
China 18%
Brasil 6%
México 4%
Argentina 4%
COLOMBIA EN MARCHA
Free Trade Agreements
Fuente: Proexport 2014
COLOMBIA EN MARCHA
Double Taxation Agreements - DTA
Fuente: Proexport 2014
COLOMBIA EN MARCHA
International Investment Agreements - IIA
Note: The International investment agreements (IIA) include Agreement Investment Treaties –BIT (agreement) and
free trade agreements- FTA- with investment section.(Chapter)
Source: Proexport 2014
Content
1.
Strategic Location
2.
Port Infrastructure
3.
Utilities
4.
Human Resources
5.
Tax Benefits
6.
Economic Centers
7.
Quality of Life
8.
9.
11. Recent results
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
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
NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLANTICO
Rate of unemployment
(December 2013- February 2014)
Barranquilla
Bucaramanga
7,4
8,1
Bogotá
8,4
Valledupar
8,5
Cartagena
Sincelejo
Riohacha
Medellín
Montería
Santa Marta
Manizales
Neiva
8,7
9,6
9,8
10,1
10,4
10,6
10,9
11,0
Villavicencio
11,4
Tunja
11,5
Pasto
Ibagué
11,8
12,8
Popayán
13,5
Cali
13,5
Florencia
13,6
Quibdó
Pereira
Armenia
Cúcuta
13,7
14,5
15,7
15,8
Fuente: DANE. Elaboración Fundesarrollo
Rankings Internacionales
“By 2025 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

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