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New Era In The State Of Atlantico

2014

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):

• 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:

• Legal and tax regime

• Incorporation of new companies

• Operational costs

• Lots, office, warehouse and site location

2 2

NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLÁNTICO

www.probarranquilla.org

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


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


15,6 16,2 16,1

14,5 13,6

12,9

11,4 10,9 10,6

9,2

8,2 8,3 8,0

15,0 15,6

14,1 13,6

11,8 12,0 11,2 11,3

12,0 11,8

10,8 10,4

9,6

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

NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLANTICO


Rate of unemployment 2013 (December)

16,5

13,8

12,9

12,2

11,8

11,6

11,3

10,9

10,9

10,7

10,2

10,2

10,1

9,9

9,6

9,5

9,5

9,3

8,6

8,4

8,0

7,9

7,7

Quibdó

Armenia

Cúcuta

Popayán

Pereira

Cali

Ibagué

Manizales

Tunja

Villavicencio

Montería

Florencia

Neiva

Pasto

Medellín

Sincelejo

Cartagena

Santa Marta

Riohacha

Valledupar

Barranquilla

Bogotá

Bucaramanga

Tasa de desempleo según ciudades Trimestre Móvil Oct 2013 - Dic 2013

Fuente: DANE. Elaboración Fundesarrollo

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 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


Main exports destinations 2012: • EEUU 18%

• Venezuela 11%

• China 9%

• Ecuador 8%

• Brasil 7%

• Perú 4%

Main Imports Destinations 2012: • EEUU 25%

• China 18%

• Brasil 6%

• México 4%

• Argentina 4%


Exports-imports State of Atlántico 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


Port Conssesions

Puerto

PIMSA

Port

Magdalen

a

Palermo

Puerto de

Barranquilla

BCT

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

PORT FACILITIES INFRAESTRUCTURA PORTUARIA

Source: Proexport Colombia.

Europa Norte

Costa Pacífica

Oriente

Costa Este Costa Oeste

Mdeiterraneo

Cono Sur

Caribe

NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO Port Infrastructure Shipping Lines


http://www.hamburgsud.com/index.jsp

• Initiative of Barranquilla's Chamber of Commerce to give

guidelines and the policies that the Port Area has to follow .

• Determine the required investment to make the 22

kilometers of river and the development of the area.

• 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

NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO

Port Master Plan


Proyectos Portuarios INFRAESTRUCTURA PORTUARIA

International Airport Ernesto Cortissoz


940.537 1.005.865 1.048.182 1.157.576 1.207.115

1.307.716

1.722.801 1.640.217

1.924.814

2.194.123

0

500.000

1.000.000

1.500.000

2.000.000

2.500.000

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

• Total Area: 317 Hectares

• Main services

1. Terminal NAC/INT Passengers

2. Terminal NAC/INT Cargo

3. Private Terminal

4. MRO Services

5. Marketing of Goods and

Services

Proyectos Portuarios

International Airport Ernesto Cortissoz

INFRAESTRUCTURA PORTUARIA

• Track Elevation: 29,85 m/95.93ft

• Track Lenght: 3000 m

• Track Width: 45m

• Track Margins: 7,5m

• Taxiway: 10

• Total Area: 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.


Parques I

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

8. Green Park

9. Oikos

10. Ecociudades

11. Steel City

12. Pasadena

13. Parque Internacional del Caribe

14. PI del Caribe

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

1

1

1

1 1

2

6 2

2

2

3

3 3

3

4

5

4

4

6 7

8

10 9

5

12

11

8 7

Ubicaciones Aproximadas

9

5

10

11

12

13

14 15

13

Free Trade Zones


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

Established:

1. Centro Oftalmologico Carriazo

2. Clínica General del Norte*

3. Clínica Oftalmológica del Caribe*

4. Clínica La Asunción*

5. Genavie

6. Clínica Portoazul

Under Construction:

1. Clínica Iberoamericana

2. Clínica Misericordia Norte

* Clinics with expansion plans in

the coming years.

1

2

1

4

5


3

2

6


Health Care Center

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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

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 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

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

1

2 2 3

4 1

4

5


5 3

3

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

6 7 8

2

6

4

5

6

1 7


Hotels

• Built in 1930 by the Obregon and Parrish families. The arquitect

was Mr. Burdette Higgins.

• Republican neoclassical architecture with large spaces, terraces

and tropical gardens.

• Architectural heritage of cultural interest, and National Monument

(1982).

• First 5 star hotel in South America with the first semi-olympic pool

in a hotel.

• Total Area: 24.000 m2

• Built Area: 16.000 m2

• Classical Tower: 193 rooms

• New Tower: 79 rooms

• 16 conferences rooms


Hotel Bidding Process

2007 The hotel is operated by DNE -Dirección Nacional de Estupefacientes

2013I

The operators did not meet the requirement of the fourth bidding

process . The condition was: USD $ 20 million for 30 years.

20132014

II

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

• 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:


• It will connect the Pumarejo Bridge passing through the industrial and port zone with

Barranquilla’s mayor Ring Road, avoiding trucks enter the city

• 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.

• Investment: US$ 200 millions

BARRANQUILLA, CORAZON LOGISTICO DEL CARIBE NUEVA ERA EN EL ATLÁNTICO


Construction of the First Port Corridor of Barranquilla


• The Metropolitan Expressway links the

municipalities of Malambo, Galapa and the

Juan Mina, the town of Puerto Colombia

and the village of La Playa.

• It seeks to improve the flow of heavy load

in the metropolitan area of Barranquilla and

give greater impetus to industry and

business.

• It will connect the new industrial centers of

the Atlantic Department with the deep

water ports that are going to be built in

Barranquilla.

• Investment: USD $310 Million

• Length: 33 Km

The Metropolitan Expressway


• Promote commercial trade within the

country and the departments of the Coast

and Venezuela.

• Articulate terrestrial mode connectivity with

the maritime and fluvial mode

• Dual Carriageway, each in three vehicle

lanes, cycle route and a sidewalk.

• 10.000 tons barges - 15.000 tons, and 7

mts depth

• Investment of $560 million USD

New ‘Pumarejo’ Bridge of Barranquilla

Starts 2015 and will last 5

years


•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 has a world-class IT infrastructure


• This project has been developed by the

Inter-American Development Bank and the

Financiera de Desarrollo Territorial,

(Findeter).

• This Program will improve the investment

in projects that are based on the

transformation process of the different

cities.

• Environmental and Climate Change

• Urban Development

• Fiscal Sustainability and Goverance

Barranquilla is member of the program

“EMERGING AND COMPETITIVE CITIES”


Logistics &

Transportation

Steel & Iron Chemical &

Plastics Building Materials

BPO & IT

Strategic Sectors

Supported Investment Opportunities

Baseline:293

January- December 2013


52

110

143

173 182

174

216

188

243

293

36 51

100

77

114

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Investment Opportunities Information Request


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

62

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Supported Investment $USD


Employment 2004-2013

Enero-Diciembre 2013

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

0

500

1.000

1.500

2.000

2.500

3.000

3.500

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Supported Employment Unsupported Investment 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




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

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

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


Some successful investment cases in Barranquilla NEW ERA IN THE STATE OF ATLANTICO


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

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

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


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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