


TMG REAL ESTATE & INFRASTRUCTURE

Infrastructure development is a key driver for progress across the African continent and a critical enabler for productivity and sustainable economic growth. It contributes significantly to human development and poverty reduction.
For Africa, the need for adequate infrastructure, secure energy, efficient transport, reliable communication systems, resilient sanitation and affordable housing, is particularly apparent.
TMG Real Estate is comprised of 3 groups:
Investment Group:
Focused on investing in '' value-added '' opportunities in office and residential product in growth areas within West Africa, especially Guinea and Abidjan.
Capitalizes on the investment team's extensive market knowledge, leasing, underwriting, financial reporting and management capabilities to achieve superior returns.Size of properties will be flexible with a focus on returns and opportunities creating a superior ability to close on small to mid-size deals ranging between $5-$50 M.
Development Group:
TMG appreciates the value of purchasing land and developing it into quality residential and commercial buildings.
Hospitality Group:
TMG realizes the demand for luxury hotels and has relationship with some of the leading flags looking to enter into West Africa.
TMG has acquired several lands both in Guinea and in Côte d'Ivoire to kick start its development programs.
TMG REAL ESTATE is a private section of Tigui Mining Group focused on real estate and infrastructure.
TMG Real Estate focuses on acquiring, developing, and managing properties to create long-term value.The division is led by veteran Real Estate Executive and Vice-President of TMG, Tim Kucha.
With over 20 years of experience in the field, he is a skilled negotiator who is particularly adept at understanding market issues and trends.Tim has closed complex multi-million dollar transactions which required unique and creative problem solving techniques.He hope to use his expertise to position TMG as one of the leading Real Estate and Infrastructure company.