Cpi Approved Hotel Project on Shores of Cahora Bas for Sale in Cahora Bassa, Tete, Mozambique

Investment Opportunity Cahora Bassa Cpi Hotel Project

Property (land on the shores of Cahora Bassa with homestead) for sale in Mozambique. Unique Tourist Investment Opportunity. Established trading business (fuel and hardware) including a homestead in beautiful setting on 28 hectres (with title) on shores of Cahora Bassa, CPI approved 3 star Hotel Project. Fiscal incentives import duty and VAT exemption. Additional 10 hectares secured on North Bank. Fully equipped home and business M/T/O 112,000.00 at 9% PBT proven over 36 months, trained staff for walk in walk out sale. Over 1,300 m2 under roof. Asset register available.

Incredible opportunity for an enthusiastic investor as the owner who has been in Mozambique for the past 12 years, and who is proficient in Portuguese as well as being conversant with the rules and regulations of the Country, is willing to stay on contract to assist with the project for a period. This is an amazing investment opportunity which will save the new investor hundreds of thousands of dollars in duties and taxes. Full disclosure will be afforded to interested parties on request. Extensive photos of the existing structures available as well as Google maps identifying the position of the land in relation to some major coal projects, some of which are described below.

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In March 2009, Brazilian mining giant Vale launched the construction of a $1.3 billion coal project in northern Mozambique, with the capacity to produce 11 million tonnes of coal per year. The plant is located in Moatize in the Tete province, and the coal produced will be exported to Brazil, Asia, the Middle East and Europe, the company said in a statement. The project is expected to produce 8.5 million tonnes of metallurgical coal and 2.5 million tonnes of thermal coal, the company said. Experts say Mozambique is expected to become the second-ranked coal producer in the continent with the development of the Moatize project by Vale, formerly known as CVRD, the world’s largest iron ore producer. Vale's executive director of non-ferrous metals, Tito Martins said the company would invest $500 million in Mozambique this year, of which $444 million would go to Moatize. Mozambique’s President Armando Guebuza used the launch of the project to appeal to other investors, saying Vale’s involvement showed that Mozambique was a secure investment destination, even in the context of the global financial crisis. “Vale takes to the world a message that, despite the crisis, Mozambique is a country for the future and a country to establish longstanding and sustainable partnerships,” he said.

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