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PPI Data Update Note 61 Summary - August 2011

Core Content

This document provides an update on private participation in infrastructure (PPI) in Sub-Saharan Africa for the year 2010. It outlines the number of projects that reached financial or contractual closure, the total investment committed, and the distribution of these investments across different sectors and project types.

Key Findings

• Total Investment in 2010: US$1.5 billion was committed to 13 new infrastructure projects with private participation in 11 low- and middle-income countries.
• Total Regional Investment: The cumulative investment in infrastructure projects implemented between 1990 and 2009 reached US$11.1 billion, bringing the total investment in the region to US$12.6 billion in 2010.
• Comparison with 2009: The level of activity in 2010 was similar to 2009, with a 21% increase in investment in new projects and a 3% decrease in investment in previously implemented projects.

Project Types and Sectors

Greenfield Projects

• Comprised the majority of private activity, accounting for 79% of regional investment.
• Included 5 out of the 13 new projects in 2010.
• Examples:
  • Cameroon: Kribi Power Plant (BOT), US$342 million
  • Senegal: Saint-Louis-Dagana-Podor Rural Electrification (BOT), US$22 million
  • South Africa: NewCogen power plant (Rental), US$6 million

Divestitures

• Represented the remaining 21% of regional investment.
• Examples:
  • Angola: Movicel Angola (Partial Divestiture), US$200 million
  • Chad: Société de telecommunications du Tchad (Sotel) (Partial Divestiture), US$303 million
  • Zambia: Zamtel (Partial Divestiture), US$319 million

Management Contracts

• Included projects in Ethiopia and Angola.
• Example:
  • Ethiopia: Ethio Telecom (Management Contract), US$Not applicable
  • Angola: Movicel Angola (Partial Divestiture), US$200 million

Telecommunications Sector

• Accounted for 95% of regional investment, with US$12 billion invested.
• Six new projects attracted US$850 million in investment, while the remainder came from previously implemented projects.
• Investment Breakdown:
  • Mobile Operators: 64% of telecom investment
  • Multi-Service Providers: 33% of telecom investment
• Major Contributors:
  • Nigeria and South Africa accounted for 42% of regional telecom investment.

Transport Sector

• Three projects reached contractual closure in 2010, involving US$250 million in investment.
• This represents a 43% decline from 2009.
• Projects:
  • Republic of Congo: Concession for three airports (BROT), US$Not available
  • Liberia: Port of Monrovia (ROT), US$120 million
  • Sierra Leone: Port of Freetown Container Terminal (BROT), US$130 million

Energy Sector

• Four projects were implemented in 2010, with a total investment of US$370 million.
• This is an 11% increase compared to 2009.
• Projects:
  • Cameroon: Kribi Power Plant (BOT), US$342 million
  • Liberia: Liberia Electricity Corporation Management Contract (Management), US$Not applicable
  • Senegal: Saint-Louis-Dagana-Podor Rural Electrification (BOT), US$22 million
  • South Africa: NewCogen power plant (Rental), US$6 million

Water and Sewerage Sector

• No projects were implemented in 2010.

Notes

• PPI Types:
  • BOT = Build, Operate, and Transfer
  • BOO = Build, Own, and Operate
  • BROT = Build, Rehabilitate, Operate, and Transfer
  • ROT = Rehabilitate, Operate, and Transfer
• Investment Figures are in current US$ millions.
• Sources: World Bank and PPIAF, PPI Database.