Infrastructure Construction in Africa, Forecast, and Opportunity Assessment 2021
Synopsis
Infrastructure construction in Africa is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years, reaching around US$196 billion in 2021, up from US$126 billion in 2016, expanding at an annual average rate of over 9% in nominal US$ terms.
Infrastructure construction in Africa is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years, reaching around US$196 billion in 2021, up from US$126 billion in 2016, expanding at an annual average rate of over 9% in nominal US$ terms.
Timetric’s Infrastructure Intelligence Center is currently
tracking 1,377 large-scale infrastructure projects in Africa in both the public
and private sectors. Collectively these projects are worth US$1.3 trillion,
including projects at all stages of development from announcement to execution.
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Summary
The report provides an overview of the infrastructure construction sector in Africa, including key trends and factors driving infrastructure investment.
The report provides an overview of the infrastructure construction sector in Africa, including key trends and factors driving infrastructure investment.
The report covers analysis of the project pipelines, with
details on all major projects, sectoral spread, project ownership, funding
mechanisms and main contractors.
Scope
A concise analysis of the economic context for infrastructure in Africa.
Five-year forecasts of infrastructure construction output for each region.
An analysis of the project pipelines, with details on all major projects, funding mechanisms, project ownership, and main contractors.
A concise analysis of the economic context for infrastructure in Africa.
Five-year forecasts of infrastructure construction output for each region.
An analysis of the project pipelines, with details on all major projects, funding mechanisms, project ownership, and main contractors.
Reasons To
Buy
• Assess the main drivers of infrastructure investment in Africa, including the political and operating landscape and financing methods.
• Assess the main drivers of infrastructure investment in Africa, including the political and operating landscape and financing methods.
• Analyze forecasts and understand key infrastructure trends
at regional and continental level.
• Gain insight into which construction companies are most
heavily involved in the Africa infrastructure sector.
• Identify all major projects by value, start date, stage of
development to inform your expansion strategy.
Key
Highlights
With 366 projects valued at US$391.7 billion, West Africa is home to the largest infrastructure construction project pipeline in Africa.
With 366 projects valued at US$391.7 billion, West Africa is home to the largest infrastructure construction project pipeline in Africa.
West Africa also has the highest number of projects in the
continent, ahead of Southern Africa with 341. Southern Africa’s pipeline value
stands at US$305 billion. East Africa also has a large number of projects – 318
in total – but its pipeline value amounts to US$164 billion.
North Africa has a total of 267 projects, and has the
second-largest value of projects in the continent at US$341.4 billion. The
lowest number of projects is found in Central Africa with only 85 projects,
valuing US$60.6 billion.
In terms of single country project pipelines, Nigeria has the
largest share of projects in Africa with a combined value of US$216.6 billion.
This is followed by Egypt with a pipeline value of US$155.5 billion and South
Africa with a pipeline value of US$118.8 billion.
The electricity and power sector has the highest
concentration of infrastructure projects in the pipeline with 659 projects,
followed by roads (256), airports and other infrastructure (252), railways
(135), water and sewerage (65) and telecommunications (10).
In terms of US dollar value, electricity and power projects
also dominate valued at US$622.2 billion while railways valued at US$342.3
account for the second-largest sector.
Airports and other infrastructure recorded the third-largest
share with US$188.7 billion, followed by roads which make up US$125.3 billion,
water and sewerage which accounts for US$15.8 billion and telecommunications
with US$1.3 billion.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. AFRICA ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
3. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN AFRICA
3.1. Key Investment Trends
3.2. Factors Driving Investment
3.2.1. Demographics
3.2.2. Political and Operating Landscape
3.2.3. Infrastructure Financing
3.2.4. Infrastructure Gaps
3.3. Africa: Infrastructure Project Pipeline
4. NORTH AFRICA
4.1. North Africa: Overview
4.2. North Africa: Infrastructure Project Pipeline
4.3. Country Focus: Egypt
4.3.1. Egypt’s infrastructure project pipeline
4.4. Country Focus: Morocco
4.4.1. Morocco’s infrastructure project pipeline
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. AFRICA ECONOMIC OVERVIEW
3. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT IN AFRICA
3.1. Key Investment Trends
3.2. Factors Driving Investment
3.2.1. Demographics
3.2.2. Political and Operating Landscape
3.2.3. Infrastructure Financing
3.2.4. Infrastructure Gaps
3.3. Africa: Infrastructure Project Pipeline
4. NORTH AFRICA
4.1. North Africa: Overview
4.2. North Africa: Infrastructure Project Pipeline
4.3. Country Focus: Egypt
4.3.1. Egypt’s infrastructure project pipeline
4.4. Country Focus: Morocco
4.4.1. Morocco’s infrastructure project pipeline
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