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Construire Ensemble CONSTRUIRE ENSEMBLE DESIGN | FUND | BUILD | OPERATE BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIU M BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL est un consortium composé de sociétés en mesure d’opérer à l’échelle mondiale afin d’accompagner le développement économique et social de pays en Afrique et au Moyen-Orient. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL dispose de joint-ventures avec ses partenaires spécialisés dans l’Investissement et l’Exécution de projets macro économiques et dispose ainsi d’une expertise d’excellence dans le développement des infrastructures clés de l’économie d’un pays. De la planification à la construction : BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL apporte à ses clients toutes les solutions pour permettre de développer un cadre de vie durable. APPORTER DES SOLUTIONS ADAPTEES Les partenariats industriels internationaux dont dispose BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL permettent d’apporter des réponses via des compétences multidisciplinaires dans de nombreux secteurs : Energie, Construction, Pétrochimie, Traitement de l’eau, Recyclage des déchets, industrie lourde, transport, santé, etc. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL c’est une capacité d’exécution immédiate de 10 Milliards d’euros sur le continent Africain et plus de 40 000 employés en œuvre dans le monde entier à travers les sociétés du consortium avec un classement à la 44ème place des meilleures sociétés de construction dans le monde. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL est un outil au service des Etats afin d’apporter des réponses à la Croissance de la population, l’urbanisation, le besoin en énergie et en mobilité, les pressions sur les ressources naturelles et le territoire, la croissance des risques naturels et anthropiques, l’obsolescence des infrastructures. NOTRE PHILOSOPHIE Bâtir un cadre de vie meilleur et durable. Ce n’est pas uniquement la mission quotidienne de BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL c’est aussi sa philosophie. Le cadre de vie, c’est la planète. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL innove sans cesse pour définir les solutions et offrir à ses clients la construction de projets s’intégrant de manière optimale dans leur environnement naturel. Le cadre de vie, c’est la société. En toute indépendance et conscient de sa responsabilité BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL participe au débat public, aux attentes des autorités et soutient la recherche. Le cadre de vie, c’est aussi les personnes. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL promeut l’éthique et la transparence avec ses clients et vise à offrir un environnement de travail exemplaire à ses collaborateurs. 3 DESIGN – FUND – BUILD – OPERATE BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL construit des stratégies efficaces avec des sociétés de construction et des industriels afin d’optimiser les résultats en termes de pénétration de marchés en Asie, en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et sur le continent Africain. BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL intervient dans de multiples domaines : o Urbanisation, Construction et Transport o Energie, Développement durable et Télécommunication . Construction de logements . Construction de centrales électriques . Construction d’infrastructures touristiques . Construction de barrages hydroélectriques . Construction d’hôpitaux . Energie renouvelable . Construction de ponts . Recyclage et Traitement des déchets . Construction de barrages . Agroalimentaire, Supply chain management . Construction de réseaux routiers . Traitement de l’eau et Dessalement . Construction de voies et réseaux ferrés . Déploiement fibre optique . Construction d’aéroports . Pétrochimie et Trading . Construction de ports . Développement Industriel et Tertiaire CONSORTIUM MAGHREB | AFRIQUE | MOYEN ORIENT 4 EE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD CONSTRUIRE ENSEMBLE 5 1 CONSTRUCTION ....................................................................... 7 2 PROGRAMMES IMMOBILIER ................................................ 11 3 HOTELS .................................................................................... 13 4 CENTRES COMMERCIAUX .................................................... 16 5 STADES .................................................................................... 20 6 HOPITAUX ................................................................................ 21 7 BARRAGES HYDROELECTRIQUE | ENERGIE ......................... 23 8 TRANSPORT ............................................................................ 26 9 INDUSTRIE LOURDE .............................................................. 28 6 1 CONSTRUCTION EVOLUTION TOWER DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build / Turnkey HAUTEUR 246 m SUPERFICIE 169,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT May 2011 – Dec. 2015 7 NEVA TOWERS DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Turnkey HAUTEUR 345 m SUPERFICIE 357,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Jul. 2013 – Dec. 2018 FEDERATION TOWER DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT General contract HAUTEUR 374 m SUPERFICIE 200,567 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Dec 2013 – Jan 2017 8 TUSHINO-2018 DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT General contract SUPERFICIE 230,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT July 2015 – July 2018 TSARSKAYA PLOSHAD DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Shell and Core SUPERFICIE 290,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Feb. 2016 – Jan. 2019 9 MARINE FAÇADE DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION St. Petersburg, Russia SUPERFICIE 800,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT June 2013 – January 2024 TRABZON 10 2 PROGRAMMES IMMOBILIERS 11 PROGRAMMES IMMOBILIERS 12 3 HOTELS TALAN TOWERS DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Astana, Kazakhstan TYPE DE CONTRAT Turnkey / Lump sum HAUTEUR 130-150 m SUPERFICIE 135,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Mar. 2014 – Aug. 2016 SHERATON FOUR POINTS HOTEL DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Ikot Ekpene, Nigeria TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build / Turnkey SUPERFICIE 13,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Nov.2013 – Jun. 2015 13 QALAALTI HOTEL AND SPA COMPLEX DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Shabran, Azerbaijan TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build / Lump sum / Fixed price SUPERFICIE 38,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Apr. 2012 – May 2015 HYATT REGENCY SOCHI HOTEL DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Sochi, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Unit rate SUPERFICIE 51,950 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Apr. 2012 – Mar. 2013 14 BODRUM YALIKAVAK HOTEL DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Bodrum, Turkey SUPERFICIE 19,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT N/A – N/A 15 4 CENTRES COMMERCIAUX MEGA SILK WAY DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Astana, Kazakhstan TYPE DE CONTRAT Turnkey SUPERFICIE 140,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Nov. 2014 – Dec. 2016 PLANETA SHOPPING CENTER DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Novokuznetsk, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build SUPERFICIE 161,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Jun. 2013 – Nov. 2014 16 OCEANIA DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Moscow, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build SUPERFICIE 137,000 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Oct. 2013 – Apr. 2016 17 OZ MALL DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Krasnodar, Russia TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build / Turnkey SUPERFICIE 207,630 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT Dec. 2007 – Mar. 2012 18 AURA SHOPPING CENTER IN YAROSLAVL LOCALISATION TYPE DE CONTRAT SUPERFICIE DUREE DU CONTRAT Yaroslavl, Russia Turnkey 120,000 m2 Feb. 2012 – Nov. 2013 COLUMBUS RETAIL COMPLEX LOCALISATION TYPE DE CONTRAT SUPERFICIE DUREE DU CONTRAT 2 Moscow, Russia Design-Build 277,403 m Jul. 2012 – Nov. 2014 NOVOSIBIRSK GALLERY MALL LOCALISATION TYPE DE CONTRAT SUPERFICIE DUREE DU CONTRAT 2 Novosibirsk, Russia Turnkey 135,576 m Dec. 2013 – Dec. 2014 19 5 STADES STADE DOUALA JAPOMA DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Japoma, Douala, Cameroun TYPE DE CONTRAT Design-Build CAPACITY 50,000 DUREE DU CONTRAT Dec. 2015 – Dec. 2017 20 6 HOPITAUX ADANA INTEGRATED HEALTH CAMPUS DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Adana, Turkey TYPE DE CONTRAT PPP SUPERFICIE 328,820 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT N/A – N/A ELAZIĞ INTEGRATED HEALTH CAMPUS DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Elazig, Turkey TYPE DE CONTRAT PPP SUPERFICIE 294,591 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT N/A – N/A 21 YOZGAT EDUCATION AND RESEARCH HOSPITAL DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Yozgat, Turkey TYPE DE CONTRAT PPP SUPERFICIE 128,118 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT N/A – N/A BURSA INTEGRATED HEALTH CAMPUS DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Bursa, Turkey TYPE DE CONTRAT PPP SUPERFICIE 366,046 m2 DUREE DU CONTRAT N/A – N/A 22 7 BARRAGES HYDROELECTRIQUES | ENERGIE ARTVIN - DERINER DAM AND HEPP DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Artvin, Turkey HEIGHT 253 m POWER 670 MW ÇATALAN - DAM AND HEPP DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION Adana, Turkey HEIGHT 70 m POWER 169 MW 23 KARAKAYA - DAM AND HEPP DETAILS DU PROJET LOCALISATION South East of Turkey, on Fırat River HEIGHT 173 m POWER 1,8 GW 24 SOLAR & PHOTOVOLTAIC FARMS | POWER PLANTS 25 8 TRANSPORT ANTALYA AIRPORT | ATATÜRK AIRPORT | KARS AIRPORT DESIGN | FUND | BUILD | OPERATE BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM 26 RAILWAYS | HIGHWAYS | TUNNELS | BRIDGES 27 9 INDUSTRIE LOURDE CARGILL OIL EXTRACTION PLANT GAZPROM NEFTEKHIM SALAVAT ACRYLIC ACID PLANT GE GAS TURBINES MANUFACTURING PLANT & TEST BENCH KORUND SODIUM CYANIDE PLANT 28 LINDE AZOT TOGLIATTI AMMONIA & HYDROGEN PLANT LUKOIL VGO DEEP CONVERSION COMPLEX POSCO STAINLESS STEEL COLD ROOLING MILL FACILITY RUSVINYL PVC INTEGRATED PLANT 29 EE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD CONSTRUIRE ENSEMBLE BEE INVEST INTERNATIONAL CONSORTIUM 30 .
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