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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Southern Africa

35

Projects

$1.9B

Total Investment Value

Approved

Ematsheni Rock Quarry & Concrete Batch Plant Project

Manufacturing & Industry
$175.0M

A vertically integrated rock quarry and concrete batching facility located at Heany Junction, Bulawayo Province, Zimbabwe, leveraging 284 hectares (701 acres) of granite-rich claims. The project supplies 500 tonnes/hour of aggregate and 80m³/hour of premium ready-mix concrete to Zimbabwe's booming infrastructure market, with a projected output of 200,000+ tonnes of aggregate per year. The operation includes a hybrid solar PV + Battery and Hydrogen energy system with provision for excess power export. Anchored by confirmed purchase commitments including a 5-year LOI from Asphalt Products and backed by a City of Bulawayo RFP (with US Commercial Services Advocacy Center support). The project is a trilateral alliance between BGBN (global strategy), WeGAP (US equipment procurement — 83% US-manufactured), and VECM (local execution). Vince Hagan (Texas) is the concrete batch plant manufacturer. The City of Bulawayo estimates $700 million in road investment over 10 years, providing strong demand. Registered with ZIDA. Capital sought: $175,017,912.50 (debt financing for equipment procurement, operational setup, and working capital).

Approved

Masuwe International Medical Center Project

Healthcare
$15.0M

Construction of a 150-bed international Medical Center in the Masuwe Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Victoria Falls, Matabeleland North. This greenfield project aims to establish a modern, fully equipped healthcare facility. The International Medical Centre will be on two adjacent compounds: Compound 1 (6 ha) - General hospital, and Compound 2 (4 ha) - Luxury Medical Facility. Structured as a Public-Private Partnership (PPP), the facility will serve over 60,000 patients annually and create over 200 direct skilled and unskilled jobs, significantly reducing outbound medical travel to India, South Africa, and China. IRR: 20.8%, Payback: 6.3 years, NPV: US$2.86M. Victoria Falls receives over 394,000 tourists annually and currently has no Class A medical facility.