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APPOLONIA CITY

JULY 2017

APPOLONIA OVERVIEW

PARALLELS WITH TEMA

LOCATION

LAYOUT OF APPOLONIA PHASE 1- ONGOING AND FUTURE PROJECTS

THE CASE FOR APPOLONIA

On-going projects

The Oxford

Rendeavour, the developer of Appolonia, is investing more than $250

million in infrastructure, including roads, water, sewerage and power.

Electricity, water, covered drains and tarred roads are provided for all of

Appolonia’s residents.

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT & FACILITIES

Electrical Power from

dedicated high-voltage

(33kV) bulk supply point

Expertly designed and

maintained tarred roadsWater pipeline

dedicated to

Appolonia

ICT & Smart City Network

with provision for ultra-fast

internet service

Integrated safety and

security systems

Storm drainage

WORLD CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITES

ABOUT RENDEAVOUR

Rendeavour is Africa’s largest urban land developer focused

on developing world class satellite cities across the continent

Rendeavour’s vision goes beyond alleviating what is a self-

evident problem – that of stifling urban congestion and a dearth of

quality housing and commercial property in Africa.

We create the infrastructure – the living and working spaces,

communities, schools and hospitals – that will help sustain and

accelerate Africa’s economic growth, meet the aspirations of

Africa’s burgeoning middle classes, and serve as a catalyst for

further urban development.

RENDEAVOUR’S TYPICAL PROJECTS

A typical project for Rendeavour encompasses

around 2,500 acres

Is designed to provide housing for around 100,000

residents and facilities for 30,000 daily visitors

Each development has the potential to create

approximately 100,000 permanent and 220,000

temporary jobs during its 20-year project lifetime

LAND RE-ZONING LEGAL TITLE

INFRASTRUCTURE SELL/DEVELOP LIVE-WORK-PLAY

RENDEAVOUR MODEL

With a land

portfolio of

approximately

30,000 acres

Rendeavour is

Africa’s largest

urban land

developer.

RENDEAVOUR PORTFOLIO

Ethiopia

EritreaSudan

MauritaniaMali

Nigeria Somalia

Namibia

South Africa

Tanzania

Angola

Algeria

MadagascarMozambique

Botswana

Zambia

Central African

Republic

Uganda

Swaziland

Lesotho

Malawi

Burundi

Rwanda

TogoBenin

d’Ivoire

Guinea Burkina Faso

Cameroon

Zimbabwe

Western

Sahara

Senegal

Tunisia

Morocco

Republic of

CongoDRC

Tatu City

Roma Park

Zambia

• 300 acres

• Urban Development

Kiswishi

• 11,000 acres

Appolonia

King City

• 2,500 acres

• 5,000 acres

Nigeria

• 2,500 acres

Nigeria

• 2,000 acres

Kofinaf

Kenya• 5,500 acres

• Future development

BENEFITS OF RENDEAVOUR PROJECTS

RENDEAVOUR’S MIXED-USE PROJECTS

LUSAKA, ZAMBIA

Start date: 2010

Area: 300 acres

Residents upon completion: 3,000

• Rendeavour’s first project.

• Residential phases are 90% sold, with

700 residential units

• Commercial phase is 50% sold,

with $10 million of construction in

• Employs over 1,000 ground and

maintenance staff

NAIROBI, KENYA

Start date: 2010

Area: 5,000 acres

residents and 30,000 day visitors

• Strategically located 24km from CBD

and just off Thika Superhighway and

junction of Northern and Eastern

Bypasses

• Phase 1 housing developments for

more than 5,000 people

• Leading industrial zone in East Africa

Dormans Coffee Processing & Packaging PlantIFC-financed soft drinks producer

Hunkey Energy Nova Academies – Girls High School

ABUJA, NIGERIA

Start date: 2016

Area: 1,870 acres

• Acquired in partnership in 2015

• 6km of temporary access road and

drainage complete

• On edge of Abuja, near diplomatic area

• Lowest density and most green space of

any real estate development in Nigeria,

with emphasis on natural areas

• Residential sales soft launch sees high

demand

Master plan by

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

LAGOS, NIGERIA

Start date: 2017

Area: 2,500 acres

Residents upon completion: To be

determined by master plan (in progress)

• JV with Lagos State Government

• Within Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ), the

largest free trade area in Western Africa

• LFTZ is a multi-billion dollar infrastructure

project by Lagos State Government

• Infrastructure and amenities in LFTZ will

include a new port, international airport and

major industrial investments (Dangote)

LUBUMBASHI, DRC

Start date: 2012

Area: 10,800 acres

• Significant potential due to demographic

growth and mining near Lubumbashi, the

capital of DRC’s Katanga Province

• Lubumbashi's population has grown by 50%

in 10 years

• Rendeavour is building a solar farm to

address power shortages in region

TAKORADI, GHANA

Start date: 2017

Area: 2,500 acres

• Ideally located for onshore oil and gas

activity

• Initial focus on logistics zone and worker

housing

• Takoradi-based project manager in place

ACCRA, GHANA

Start date: 2012

Area: 2,300 acres

• Two active residential phases, one self-

build and the other turnkey houses

• School, mortgage bank, filling station and

water park operators have purchased land

and will break ground in 2017

• Business park sales launched

• Power substation commissioned (to serve

4,000 homes)

Mixed-use and Commercial

development /

Land sales

Residential development /

Land sales

Roll out bulk infrastructure

Re-zoning,

master planning

acquisition

MASTERPLAN

APPROVED

Masterplan

and Phase

1 Local

approved

JAN - 2012 JUN- 2013

LAND TITLE

Land Title &

Possession

JAN- 2015

BULK INFRA

Water,

Power,

Roads roll-

MAY - 2016

RESIDENTIAL

DEV’T

Serviced

plots &

Turnkey

Houses

VALUE CREATION & REALISATIONCurrent Stage

• FULL APPROVAL PROCESS, SITE POSSESSION AND CONNECTION TO BULK INFRASTRUCTURE COMPLETED

• INFRASTRUCTURE ROLL-OUT, RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AND LAND SALES ONGOING

FEB - 2016

33kV Sub-

station

commissioned

Golden Pride

Intl. School

groundbreaking

AUG - 2016

COMMERCIAL

DEV’T

Appolonia

Business

Park ground-

breaking

SEP - 2017

RESIDENTIAL

DEV’T

Appolonia

residents

JUN - 2020

5,000+

upper/middle

class residents

in Appolonia,

150,000+ in

catchment area

Business Park

operational

SOCIAL

APPOLONIA

PROGRESS

END 2030

80,000+

upper/middle

class residents in

Appolonia,

300,000+ in

catchment area

Business Park

Phase 3 complete

APPOLONIA

PROGRESS

MAY - 2016

APPOLONIA PROJECT MILESTONES

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