The CBH PPP Project Development
The CBH Business Model
The CBH business model stands in The top 3% Global Companies as a World Leading Master Developer. In DOMO business model, CBH will co-Invest, Develop, Own, Manage and Operate in mega projects.
We are committed to work on meeting the needs of the people and the targets of the world sustainability.
The Project Life Cycle
Every projects has its own life cycle that begins with the study phase and continues its life through operation and management.
A typical cycle would be:
1.Market Assessment (Macro, Micro, etc)
2.Competitive Market Intelligence
3.Feasibility Study + Business Plan
4.Preliminary and Final Licenses
5.Feed Stock and Off-Take Agreements
6.Project Financial Structuring and Share Allocation
7.Legal Agreement
8.Financial Agreements
9.EPC and PM Agreements
10.Project Start Up and Commissioning
The Power of Different
CBH Projects are Public-Private Partnership projects, and secured by sovereign guarantees and/or international governments agreements. That principle lowers the business risk.
The PPP Mega Infrastructure Projects are designed to serve the life needs of the people. CBH builds such projects and townships faster, better, and cheaper. That lowers the initial investment and maximise the returns.
CBH adds good quality living into the life needs of the people. We enhance the quality of the services and products designed. And, we them available, accessible and affordable to the majority of the people in any given country.
Such approach widens the customer base and enhances the revenues and thus the profits. CBH investments are designed to eliminate risk by securing project, markets, and returns to avoid the down-cycles and volatility in the commodity, bond and stock markets.
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CBH Supports The GPI Programme
Canada Business Holdings Inc supports the The Partnership for Global Infrastructure (PGI) Programme announced by the US President Joe Biden at the G7 summit in Germany. The US$ 600 billion is designed to provide high-quality and sustainable infrastructure in the developing countries.
The way to invest, finance, and build such infrastructure projects is to focus on adding macro-economic value, job creation and citizen ownership in the assets developed. Local Governments red tape must be minimized and great transparency must be exercised. to ensure that funds are invested rightfully.