Connecting Infrastructure Opportunities with Global Investment.
We bridge government institutions, private-sector partners, and international investors to facilitate infrastructure development across Africa.
Lekki–Ikoyi Link Bridge, Lagos
Who we are
ZORAVISION NIG LTD VENTURES is an African infrastructure investment facilitation company, connecting public institutions and project owners with international investors and technical partners.
About ZORAVISION
We connect federal, state and local government institutions and private-sector project owners with foreign investors and relevant technical partners. We work under Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) and Public-Private Partnership (PPP) frameworks, sourcing potential investors and helping the right stakeholders meet.
We do not finance projects directly, and we do not promise investment outcomes.
Who we work with
Government institutions
Federal, state and local bodies with infrastructure they want to deliver through BOT or PPP.
Discuss a project as a government institutionPrivate-sector project owners
Organisations that own or are developing an infrastructure project and are looking for investors.
Discuss a project as a project ownerInternational investors
Investors looking for infrastructure opportunities in Africa.
Share your interests as an investorTechnical and financial partners
Firms whose technical or financial expertise a project may need.
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Vision and mission
ZORAVISION NIG LTD VENTURES
Our vision
To be a leading catalyst for transformative infrastructure investment in Africa, supporting sustainable economic growth through strategic investment facilitation.
Our mission
To connect international investors and technical partners with infrastructure opportunities, fostering collaboration between public institutions and private entities.
What we do
Five areas of work, each aimed at bringing the right parties to the same table.
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Involves Government institutions and private-sector project owners
We identify infrastructure projects that government institutions and private-sector owners want to deliver with outside investment.
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Involves Foreign investors and the stakeholders behind each project
We source potential investors, including foreign investors, whose interests match an opportunity, and introduce them to the stakeholders involved.
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Involves Federal, state and local institutions and private project owners
We engage federal, state and local institutions and private project owners, so each opportunity is understood from both the public and the private side.
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Involves Public bodies and private partners under BOT or PPP
We facilitate investment opportunities under Build-Operate-Transfer and Public-Private Partnership frameworks, the arrangements through which public bodies and private partners deliver infrastructure together.
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Involves Relevant financial and technical partners
Where a project needs them, we coordinate with relevant financial and technical partners so that discussions can move forward.
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Our approach
A simple sequence, from first identification to a working introduction.
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Identify infrastructure opportunities.
We identify projects that government institutions and private-sector owners want to deliver through BOT or PPP arrangements.
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Engage relevant government agencies and project owners.
We engage the agencies and owners involved, so each opportunity is clearly understood before investors are approached.
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Source suitable international investors and partners.
We look for investors and technical partners whose interests match the project’s sector and framework.
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Facilitate connections under BOT or PPP frameworks.
We introduce the parties and help coordinate early discussions within the framework that fits the project.
Not every opportunity proceeds. Each project depends on the parties reaching agreement and on the approvals that apply. ZORAVISION does not guarantee funding, approval or completion.
Discuss an OpportunitySectors of interest
Six sectors where we look for opportunities and investor interest across Africa.
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Plastic waste-to-fuel facilities
Facilities that convert plastic waste into usable fuel.
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Crude oil refineries
Capacity to refine crude oil.
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Deep-sea ports
Ports able to handle large ocean-going vessels.
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Airport development
New airports and the expansion of existing ones.
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Rail transportation
Rail lines for passengers and freight.
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Estate development
Planned residential and commercial estates.
These are areas of interest, not completed projects. Images are illustrative and do not show ZORAVISION projects.
BOT and PPP frameworks
Both frameworks let public institutions and private partners deliver infrastructure together, each with defined responsibilities.
Framework
Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT)
A private partner builds an asset, operates it for an agreed period, then transfers it to the public authority. The private side usually arranges the investment and recovers it during the operating period.
Framework
Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
PPP is the wider term for long-term arrangements in which a public institution and a private partner share the work of delivering infrastructure or a public service. BOT is one form of PPP.
Our role
Where ZORAVISION fits
We do not finance projects. Our part is to help public bodies, project owners, investors and technical partners find each other and work through early discussions.
The BOT lifecycle at a glance
Choose a stage to see who does what.
Build
The private partner designs and constructs the asset to the requirements agreed with the public authority.
- Public institution
- Grants the right to develop the project and sets its requirements.
- Private partner
- Designs and builds the asset.
- Investors
- Provide capital to the private partner.
Asset held by: private partner
Operate
The private partner runs and maintains the asset for the agreed period and earns revenue from it under the terms of the agreement.
- Public institution
- Monitors performance against the agreement.
- Private partner
- Operates and maintains the asset.
- Investors
- Look to recover their investment from the project’s revenue.
Asset held by: private partner
Transfer
At the end of the agreed period, the asset passes to the public authority on the conditions set in the agreement.
- Public institution
- Takes ownership of, and responsibility for, the asset.
- Private partner
- Hands over the asset in the agreed condition.
- Investors
- Their involvement ends as agreed.
Asset held by: public authority
A general description only. The terms of any BOT or PPP arrangement are agreed by the parties under the laws and regulations that apply to the project. This is not legal or financial advice.
Contact
Tell us about an infrastructure opportunity, or the kind of opportunity you are looking for.