Ana maria atlantico, logistic heart of the amercias- 2014

New Era In The State Of Atlantico

2014

ProBarranquilla is the Investment Promotion Agency of the State of

Atlantico that operates as a non-profit organization funded by over 100

private companies with strong support from local government.

ProBarranquilla offers confidential and free-of-charge services to foreign

and national investors, with an integrated and comprehensive support

in their decision making processes that will facilitate value creation and

collective prosperity, through investments in the State of Atlantico and

the District, being the intermediates with different institutions of the region.

PROBARRANQUILLA NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLANTICO

www.probarranquilla.org

Patrocinadores


UBICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA Colombia is the 28th largest economy in the world and one of the largest non-OECD economies


Source: Proexport Colombia

UBICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA Economic growth, Investor Confidence and Security



UBICACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA Colombia is the leader in terms of Investor Protection in the region, and sixth world wide



Investment Promotion

Agency

Magdalena River Navegation (1823)

Barranquilla Free Trade Zone

(1964)

5 Stars Hotel (Hotel El Prado)

Maritime – Fluvial Port

(Bocas de Ceniza,1936)

24/7 Port (SPRB,2012)

Colombian Port (Sabanilla, 1849)

Aviation (BAQ-Puerto

Colombia 1912)

Commercial Airline (SCADTA, 1919)

NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLÁNTICO


Generalidades


• Economic Integration

o 17 Free Trade Agreement

o 10 Investment

o 9 Double Taxation

• 1.400 million consumers

• Connectivity

o Maritime

o Fluvial

o Air

o Land

o Telecommunications

• Qualified and Certified Labor

• Real State spaces: 1,200 hct.

o Industrial Parks and Free Trade Zones

o Comercial Land

o Business Centers

New Era in the State of Atlantico

NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO RESULTADOS RECIENTES Unemployment Rate 2013 (December)


0,0

2,0

4,0

6,0

8,0

10,0

12,0

14,0

16,0

18,0

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Barranquilla Nacional

Fuente: DANE

13.711 14.708

16.136 16.643

16.640 16.514 17.492 18.282

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011pr 2012pr

Value in millions of pesos

GDP: Atlantico 2005-2012 pr

• National Contribution: 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


Main exports destinations 2012: • EEUU 18%

• Venezuela 11%

• China 9%

• Ecuador 8%

• Brasil 7%

Main Imports Destinations 2012: • EEUU 25%

• China 18%

• Brasil 6%

• México 4%

• Argentina 4%


International Commerce in the State of Atlantico 2000-2013

487.9

05

494.8

68

494.0

04

475.4

34

605.2

55

720.6

08

922.2

82

1.2

25.2

84

1.4

31.3

67

1.1

48.2

26

1.0

77.5

45

1.1

13.0

56

1.2

57.9

23

1.4

48.3

55

730.4

39

696.5

55

684.4

35

633.4

88 1.0

73.0

58

1.2

87.3

69

1.6

12.4

62

2.0

48.9

94

2.4

53.0

13

1.9

19.1

79

2.1

02.4

07 2

.701.0

28

3.0

61.2

96

3.1

66.1

98

0

500.000

1.000.000

1.500.000

2.000.000

2.500.000

3.000.000

3.500.000

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Mile

s d

e U

S$

Comercio Exterior del Atlántico

Exports Imports


Barranquilla’s Port Zone

Puerto

PIMSA

Port

Magdalena

Palermo

Puerto de

Barranquilla

BCT-BITCO

Riverport

Siduport

Quintal

Michelmar

Vopak

COMPAS

Monó-

meros

Terminal

Las Flores

S.P. del

Caribe

S.P. Bocas

de Ceniza

Km. 22 Km. 0

Km. 29

Cargo transportation through

•Terrestrial: 92%

•Railways: 7%

•Fluvial: 1%

Comparative growth (last decade)

•Fluvial Transport 0.5%

•Colombian Economy 4.3%

Magdalena River

•Hydrographic Basin: 257,000 Km

•22.9% National Territory

•13 Departments / 129 Municipalities

•Contributes 80% of GDP

•40% decrease in freight rates

Magdalena River


Cargo Units to mobilize 1,588

Metric Tons

1 Barge

16 Wagons

70 Trucks

Proyecto de Navegabilidad por el Rio Magdalena

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

• Distance: 256 kms

• Coatings edges

• Levees channelization

• Partial closures of side arms in shallow waters

Year 2019 // US$400 millions


Magdalena River: Navigability

http://wsp.presidencia.gov.co/

Proyectos Portuarios INFRAESTRUCTURA PORTUARIA

International Airport Ernesto Cortissoz

• Total Area: 317 Hectares

• Business to be Developed:

1. Terminal NAC/INT Passengers

2. Terminal NAC/INT Cargo

3. Private Terminal

4. MRO Services & Academy

5. Sales of Goods and Services


0.9 1.0 1.0 1.1 1.2

1.3

1.7 1.6

1.9

2.1

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

National and International Passengers 2004- 2013 (Millions)

New ‘Pumarejo’ Bridge of Barranquilla


• Promote trade within the country with the

departments of the Coast and Venezuela

• Articulate terrestrial mode connectivity with

maritime and inland waterway

• Dual carriageway, each 3-lane vehicular, cycle

route and a pedestrian sidewalk

• Height: 45 m

• It will ensure the passage of vessels

with 10,000 and 15,000 tons of cargo

and 7 meters deep

• Cost 400 million US Dollars


Port Corridor


Infrastructure: Ruta Caribe & Circunvalar

de la Prosperidad del Atlantico

Infraestructura en TELCOM Telecommunication Connectivity

• 4/6 Fiber Optic Submarine Cables in

the State of Atlantico:

o PAN-AM (1999)

o SAM-1 (2001)

o Globe Net (2000/ 2013)

o AMX-1 (2014)


Graduados en ATL

25.347 (1.12%)

60.103 (2.66%)

Fuente: Observatorio Nacional Laboral. Ministerio de Educación Nacional

Atlantico 113.628 (5.02%)

Salary: $1.547.019

Graduates in Colombia and Atlantico Total: 2.261294

Bolívar

Recep. 9.01%

Salary $2.467.349

Guajira

Recep. 19.2%

Salary $2.150.253

Cesar

Recep. 8.94%

Salary $2.014.372

Magdalena

Recep. 13.2%

Salary $2.159.679


NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO

Fuente: DANE. Elaboración de Fundesarrollo.

Total Licensed Construction Area (M2) Barranquilla

677.635

344.577

265.264 271.009

579.965

557.451

772.648

0

100.000

200.000

300.000

400.000

500.000

600.000

700.000

800.000

900.000

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 *


Parques Industriales Established IP

1. PIMSA

2. IP Metro Parque

3. IP La Trinidad

4. IP Zona Express

5. IP Rio Norte

6. IP Marisol

7. IP Vía 40

8. Alma Carga

9. Gran Central de Abastos

10. Frio Frimac (Cadena de Frio)

11. Industrial Zone La Loma 3

12. La Maria

13. Colfrigos (Cadena de Frio)

14. Europark

15. Galapark

16. IP Los Volcanes

Under Construction

1. IP Moore

2. IP Clavería

3. Industrial Development SITUM

4. IP Internacional del Caribe

Projects IP

1. ZIGA- Zona Ind. de Galapa

2. PIPCA

3. IP Tubará

4. Marentus

5. La Fontana

6. Green Park

7. Oikos

8. Ecociudades

9. Steel City

10. Pasadena

11. IP del Caribe

12. IP California

Permanet Free Trade Zone

1. Barranquilla FTZ

2. FTZ La Cayena

3. ZOFIA

Pending Declaration

1. Del Rio FTZ

1

1

14

1 1

1

4 2

2

15

1

3 3

2

16

5

4

3

6 7

8

10 9

3

12

11

6 5

Aproximates Locations

7

2

8

9

10

4

11 12

13


Free Trade Zones and Industrial Parks

New and advanced medical and commercial centers NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO

Established:

1. Carriazo Ophthalmologic Center

2. General del Norte* Clinic

3. Del Caribe Ophthalmologic Clinic*

4. La Asunción Clinic *

5. Genavie

6. Portoazul Clinic

Under construction:

1. Iberoamericana Clinic

2. Misericordia Norte Clinic

1

2

1

4

5

Ubicaciones Aproximadas

3

2

6


Clinics and Wellness centers:

*Clinics with expansion plans in the

coming years .

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Business Centers


Approximate locations

1 1

1 2

3

8

5

2

4

6

9

7

3 4

5

6 2

3

4

7

Establish

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

Projects

1. Las Américas III

2. BAQ Trade Center

3. Buró 51

4. CE Puerta de Oro

Hotels Projects:

1. Movich Hotels

2. Country Intl (exp) Hotel

3. CEEC – Terranum Hotel

4. Marina Puerto Velero Hotel

5. Barranquilla Plaza (exp) Hotel

6. City Express Hotel

7. Novotel Hotel

Hotels Category 5:

1. SmartSuites Hotel

2. Estelar Hotel

3. Sonesta Hotel

4. Dann Carlton Hotel

5. Barranquilla Plaza Hotel

6. Country International Hotel

7. Hampton Inn by Hilton

8. Windsor Hotel

9. Hilton Garden Inn

10.Oxford Hotel

1

2 2 3

4 1

4

5

Ubicaciones Aproximadas

5 3

3

Hotels Under Construction:

1. Holiday Inn Express

2. BH Hotels

3. Four Points by Sheraton

Hotel

4. Washington Plaza Hotel

5. Sonesta Suites

6 7 8

2 4

5

6

1 7


Hotels

9

10

• 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:



Investment 2004-2013 January-December 2013

27,7

100

24 29

180

259,7 257,8 289

323

706

30

62 60

70 67

68

70 75

79

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Supported Investment $USD


Employment 2004-2013 January-December2013

865

710

471

813

3.110

2.457

1.307

2.121

2.378

3.256

30

62 60

70 67 68

70

75 79

62

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2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Supported Employment Installed and Reinverstemt

NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO

American company that installed a production of steel pipes for the oil sector in the country

and chose the state of Atlantico as the investment destination. Is based in Caracolí and

with an investment of U.S. $ 100 million, generating more than 350 jobs for the region

American company, established as the single-free trade zone of BPO on the Caribbean

coast. The company choose Barranquilla to be the first operation point in the country,

SYKES exported from Barranquilla services to customers located in the United States.The

investment of USD 2 billion, is projected to generate up to 300 jobs in 2014.

From its headquarters in Barranquilla Colombia where they established their MRO center,

Cummins, U.S. company, it makes marketing and repair of engines for industrial mining,

construction, and automotive industries, among others. They generated 160 direct and

formal jobs.

The second largest private company in the world, engaged in the manufacturing of

chocolates and pet food, like Pedigree and Whiskhas has in Barranquilla its distribution

centre for Colombia and the region. The multinational studied 40 cities throughout the

country for the establishment and Barranquilla offered the best conditions for their supply

chain.



• This project has been developed

• Inter-American Development Bank

• Territorial Development Financier

(Findeter).

• This Program will improve the investment

in projects that are based on the

transformation process of the different

cities.

• Guarantee Sustainability:

• Environmental and Climate Change

• Urban Development

• Fiscal and Governance

Emerging And Competitive Cities


Caribbean Diamond and Santanderes of Colombia

States

2012 2013

Total GDP

USD

Per Capita

USD

Exports

USD

(Not inc. Petroleum)

National

Exports

% Population

Atlántico 9.380.500.000 5.283

1.385.538 5,26 2.373.550

Bolívar 8.948.000.000 6.566 1.583.424

6,01 2.025.573

Cesar 4.734.500.000 6.812

3.658.450 13,89 991.584

Córdoba 4.303.500.000 3.606 779.920

2,96 1.632.637

La Guajira 2.757.500.000 4.572

2.517.001 9,56 874.532

Magdalena 3.114.500.000 3.493 460.367

1,75 1.223.875

Norte Santander 3.779.500.000 3.998

342.678 1,30 1.320.777

San Andrés 342.500.000 6.386 3.530

0,01 74.541

Santander 15.504.000.000 11.885

300.899 1,14 2.030.775

Sucre 1.872.000.000 3.134 22.690

0,09 826.780

TOTAL Diam. Caribe 54.736.500.000 5.573 11.054.496 13.374.624

TOTAL National 235.452.000.000.000 7.143 52.681.033 47.661.787

Dane

Rankings Internacionales



XXIII Central American Games 2018

•Multi-sport regional championships event, held

quadrennial (every 4 years), typically in the middle

(even) year between Summer Olympics.

•Games are for countries in Central America,

the Caribbean, Mexico, Bermuda, and the South

American countries of Surinam, Guyana, Colombia

and Venezuela

•2010: Mayagüez, Puerto Rico

•31 Countries

•42 sports

•5.204 players

•2014: Veracruz, México

•2018: Barranquilla, Colombia (1946)

•Investment of USD $ 170 Million

•Sports Infrastructure

•Recreational and Cultural Programs

•Receive 32 Delegations

•Organizing 35 Championships

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