Diapositiva 1 - ProBarranquilla

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New Era In The State Of Atlantico
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.org2
NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLÁNTICO
Maritime – Fluvial
Port
Colombian Port
(Sabanilla, 1849)
Investment
Promotion
Agency
(Bocas de
Ceniza,1936)
Magdalena River
Navegation (1823)
24/7 Port
(SPRB,2012)
5 Stars Hotel (Hotel
El Prado)
Barranquilla Free
Trade Zone
(1964)
Aviation
(BAQ-Puerto
Colombia 1912)
Commercial Airline
(SCADTA, 1919)
www.probarranquilla.org
NUEVA
RESULTADOS
ERA EN EL RECIENTES
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
2013 (December)
Tasa de desempleo según ciudades
Trimestre Móvil Oct 2013 - Dic 2013
Bucaramanga
Bogotá
Barranquilla
Valledupar
Riohacha
Santa Marta
7,7
7,9
8,0
8,4
8,6
9,3
Cartagena
9,5
Sincelejo
9,5
Medellín
9,6
Pasto
9,9
Neiva
10,1
Florencia
10,2
Montería
10,2
Villavicencio
10,7
Tunja
10,9
Manizales
10,9
Ibagué
Cali
Pereira
Popayán
Cúcuta
Armenia
Quibdó
11,3
11,6
11,8
12,2
12,9
13,8
16,5
Fuente: DANE. Elaboración Fundesarrollo
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
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:
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EEUU 18%
Venezuela 11%
China 9%
Ecuador 8%
Brasil 7%
Perú 4%
2005
2006
2007
2008
2012
2013
Main Imports Destinations
2012:
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EEUU 25%
China 18%
Brasil 6%
México 4%
Argentina 4%
Port Conssesions
S.P. Bocas
de Ceniza
S.P. del
Caribe
Terminal
Las Flores
COMPAS Michelmar Siduport
Monómeros
Vopak
Quintal
BCT
Riverport
Palermo
Puerto de
Barranquilla
Port
Magdalen
a
Puerto
PIMSA
Km. 29
Km. 0
Km. 22
INFRAESTRUCTURA
NUEVA ERA PORT
EN ELPORTUARIA
ATLÁNTICO
FACILITIES
Port Infrastructure
Shipping Lines
Europa Norte
Costa Oeste
Costa Este
Mdeiterraneo
Oriente
Caribe
Costa Pacífica
Cono Sur
Source: Proexport Colombia.
NUEVA
NUEVAERA
ERAEN
ENEL
ELATLÁNTICO
ATLÁNTICO
Port Master Plan
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Initiative of Barranquilla's Chamber of Commerce to give
guidelines and the policies that the Port Area has to follow .
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Determine the required investment to make the 22
kilometers of river and the development of the area.
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Rotterdam Maritme Group de Holanda. was chosen for the
study for its expertise in projects such as the Port of Bilbao
and Rotterdam.
Barranquilla
Rotterdam
INFRAESTRUCTURA
ProyectosPORTUARIA
Portuarios
International Airport Ernesto Cortissoz
2.500.000
2.194.123
1.924.814
1.722.801
1.640.217
2.000.000
1.500.000
1.000.000
• Main services
1. Terminal NAC/INT Passengers
2. Terminal NAC/INT Cargo
3. Private Terminal
4. MRO Services
5. Marketing of Goods and
Services
1.307.716
1.157.5761.207.115
1.048.182
940.5371.005.865
500.000
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
• Total Area: 317 Hectares
2013
INFRAESTRUCTURA
ProyectosPORTUARIA
Portuarios
International Airport Ernesto Cortissoz
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Track Elevation:
Track Lenght:
Track Width:
Track Margins:
Taxiway:
Total Area:
29,85 m/95.93ft
3000 m
45m
7,5m
10
317 Hectares
The Airport has de biggest track of the country. Capable of serving any kind of
aircraft.
It´s capable to handle 6 millions passengers.
The airport is only using the 32% of its capacity.
Free Trade Zones
Parques I
5
5
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
2
8. Green Park
34
9. Oikos
10
10. Ecociudades
11. Steel City
12. Pasadena
13. Parque Internacional del Caribe
14. PI del Caribe
2
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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6
13 12
11
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6
5
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2 4
8
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2 14
3
3
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12
4
8
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10
11
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Ubicaciones Aproximadas
NUEVA
ERA
EN EL ATLÁNTICO
New and advanced medical
and
commercial
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
2
6
1 3
5
1
2 4
Under Construction:
1. Clínica Iberoamericana
2. Clínica Misericordia Norte
* Clinics with expansion plans in
the coming years.
Business Centers
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5
7
4
3
3
7
2
5
1
2
1
1
6
9
3
6
2
4
8
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
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
2
5
2
3
7
4
1
4
1 6 4 23
5
7 1
3
8
56 6
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
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Built in 1930 by the Obregon and Parrish families. The arquitect
was Mr. Burdette Higgins.
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Republican neoclassical architecture with large spaces, terraces
and tropical gardens.
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Architectural heritage of cultural interest, and National Monument
(1982).
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First 5 star hotel in South America with the first semi-olympic pool
in a hotel.
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Total Area: 24.000 m2
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Built Area: 16.000 m2
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Classical Tower: 193 rooms
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New Tower: 79 rooms
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16 conferences rooms
Hotel Bidding Process
-
2007
The hotel is operated by DNE Dirección Nacional de Estupefacientes
2013
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The operators did not meet the requirement of the fourth bidding
2013
2014
II
process . The condition was: USD $ 20 million for 30 years
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The DNE officially delivers all the hotel management to FONTUR and
at the end of 2013 and beginning of 2014 the bidding process started
with 22 firms that are interested in the hotel
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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:
BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON
NUEVA
LOGISTICO
ERA EN ELDEL
ATLÁNTICO
CARIBE
Construction 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 second driveway behind the free
trade zone of barranquillita, until 46 avenue, it will arrive to via 40.
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Investment: US$ 200 millions
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
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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
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.
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
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Urban Development
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Fiscal Sustainability and Goverance
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 2004-2013
January-December 2013
90
800
79
80
706
75
700
70
70
70
62
60
67
68
62
60
600
500
50
30
400
323
40
259,7
30
257,8
289
300
180
200
20
100
10
24
27,7
100
29
0
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Supported Investment $USD
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
10
0
0
2004
2005
2006
2007
Supported Employment
2008
2009
Unsupported Investment
2010
2011
2012
2013
Installed and Reinverstemt
ALFAGRES is a company of the Building and Construction Materials Sector that
produce ceramic from their plant in Barranquilla, in order to attend the demand
of the national and international markets, from countries such as the United
States, Panama, Costa Rica, and others.
Country: Colombia
Investment: USD 25.000.000
Employments: 195
POLYUPROTEC is a company of the Metallurgical Sector, which installed the
biggest hot-dip galvanization process plant in the Municipality of Malambo,
Atlantico. They attend the regional market and exports to the Caribbean
countries.
Country: Estados Unidos - Colombia
Employments: 150
GaviotaSimbac, is a Spain company, will setup a plant for the manufacture of
awnings, blinds, tarpaulins and other external aaccessories ventanerias to serve
the domestic market and markets of the Caribbean.
Colombian Company Capital of BPO Industry set up a contact center to serve
custormers, and make technical support in the telecommunications sector in
Colombia
Country : Colombia
Spanish multinational that opened new operation in Barranquilla, in order to
deliver customer service to one of Colombia’s largest telecomunications
companies. Avanza has a total of 80 jobs, and the company has a projection of a
total of 160 jobs during 2013.
Country: Spain
AB MARINE GROUP is a manufacturing company of luxurious boats for the
leisure, commercial, military and OEM markets. They are located at the
Barranquilla’s Free trade Zone, and attend external markets such as Venezuela
and Italy.
Country: Venezuela
Sutherland Global Services is an Indian company. HQ located in Rochester (New
York). The company is specialized on delivering BPO services to customers
located in the US. Sutherland has an operation of 1,200 people, out of which
50% are fully bilingual. The companies served from Barranquilla are part of the
Fortune 100.
Country: India
Some successful
investment
Barranquilla
NEW ERA
IN THE cases
STATEinOF
ATLANTICO
CORPACERO is a Colombian company of the Metallurgical Sector, that produces sheets, pipes, and
structural products. They developed an extension of its plant, where they will execute the
lamination and galvanization process. Also, they will offer a service center for boilers, furnaces and
compressors.
Country: Colombia
Employments: 100
Tecniamsa It is a Colombian Chamber Group company specializing in safety and
environmental care in the treatment of special biomedical and industrial waste produced in
Barranquilla on the Caribbean Coast. It has a more country and South America large rotary
kiln incinerator, created with hand and purely national engineering, and has a capacity to
process 1,000 kilograms of hazardous waste per hour, and a safety cell that can store over
2,000. 000 tonnes of hazardous waste.
Country: Colombia
Investment: USD $ 1,124,227
Employment: 75
Adapting is a company sector IT'S Spanish origin, specializing in the development of
document management solutions. The opening of an office in Barranquilla (Colombia) is a
consequence of two factors: the need to reduce costs in the production of software, and the
search for new markets in Latin America.
Country: Spain
Success Cases
Barranquilla is one of the fastest-growing Latin American cities
“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”
Sources: fDi Intelligence and McKinsey & Company

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