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Shareholders: Egis: 17,5% Marseille Provence CCI: 17,5%
Gabon State: 26%
Other private investors: 39%
EGIS KNOW-HOW
Egis Airport Operation Egis Airport Operation, jointly with Aéroport Marseille Provence, work together with the Gabonese government as reference technical partner in the operation and development of the airport, guaranteeing quality of service and a level of offer corresponding to the ambitions of Gabon. They bring their expertise in:
■ Commercial and technical operations
■ Guidance and financing of invest-ments (infrastructure, aeronautical facilities, aeronautics, commercial facilities)
■ Development and outreach of the airport
Egis intervenes with respect to the development and scale of airport infrastructure, particularly as it is related to engineering and planning.
LIBREVILLE LÉON MBA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
GABON
Libreville Léon Mba international airport has experienced strong growth in recent years. With almost 940,000 passengers in 2015, the airport is a reflection of Gabon’s dynamic economy. Growth has been driven largely by international traffic (representing almost 2/3 of total passengers).
The international airport of Libreville provides an excellent coverage of principal destinations within the Central African and West African sub regions, and provides a privileged link with key hubs in Western and Eastern Europe (Paris and Istanbul), North Africa (Casablanca), East Africa (Addis Abeba) and South Africa (Johannesburg).
Established in 1988, the close partnership between state and private shareholders, including Egis, works within a positive dynamics aiming to satisfy all stakeholders, in particular passengers and airlines, that consider Libreville as an airport that meets their expectations in terms of services and international standards.
An ambitious project to extend the existing terminal will increase the airport’s passenger capacity to 1.7 million. The project will also result in improved services for domestic and international travellers.
Concession period: 30 yearsStarting date of the concession: 1988
Investment: 40 billion FCFA 60 million Euros
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SEGAP 35%
AIRPORT OPERATION
267,667 km2
Population 1,705,336
Ranked 7th in Africa on the human development index
Hydrocarbons MineralForests
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CHALLENGES
> Establish a recognized air transport hub in Central Africa.
> Remain an airport of reference for the quality of its service
> Investment ■ Complete renovation of all air
fields (runways, taxiways and parking) for 2016
■ Project to extend and modernise the terminal for a capacity of up to 1.7 million passengers by 2020
■ Renewal of runway facilities (boarding bridges)
■ Extension of city side services (parking, car hire, services buildings….)
> Future development ■ New international links
consistent with priorities defined in the Emerging Gabon Strategic Plan 2025
■ Non- aviation services
> Raising operational standards ■ Service quality plan over a
5 year period ■ Airport Carbon Accreditation ■ Airport safety certification (ICAO)
Economic assets
> Libreville: ■ Libreville, the capital of Gabon, is home
to almost half of the country’s population.
The city is serviced by a port which is
linked by rail to the main mineral deposits.
The service sector in Libreville has been
developed as a complement to Port-Gentil
which is largely focused on hydrocarbon
production.
■ The international airport, situated very
close to the city centre, benefits from fast
and easy access to the business district of
Libreville.
■ Gabon with its policy of dynamic economic
cooperation (with France, Morocco, Turkey,
Qatar, Maurice, China…) and stable
environment has successfully encouraged
the establishment of many international
companies.
Key Figures
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2012
830,400 including250,200 domestic traffic
27,500
17,000
2013
913,300 including279,300 domestic traffic
30,100
19,900
2014
965,659 including304,212 domestic traffic
28,454 26,273
19,458
2015
939,229 including266,802 domestic traffic
15,277
Libreville International Airport
GABON WILL HOST THE 2017
AFRICA CUP OF NATIONS
AIRPORT CARBON ACCREDITED
Egis Airport Operation15, avenue du Centre - CS 20538 Guyancourt - 78286 Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Cedex - FranceTél. : +33 (0)1 39 41 40 00 - [email protected]
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