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The through-line: what makes Broll effective in West & East Africa
1. Pan-African bench, local boots: Deep national teams backed by regional specialists( Nigeria to Ghana; Uganda to Kenya) means speed, context and continuity.
2. Lifecycle capture: From site selection and leasing to fit-out, FM, and renewal / disposal, Broll’ s stack monetises consistency, not just transactions.
3. FM as the compounding engine: Infrastructure and new precincts need operations that work. That’ s recurring fee income and defensible client stickiness.
4. Data before development: Real pipelines, absorption, and tenant depth— then capital. The FundRech tie-in sharpens underwriting and rollout strategies.
5. PPP readiness: Lifecycle costing, service-level discipline, and accountability frameworks position Broll as a credible partner where public ambition meets private execution.
What investors and occupiers should watch in the next 12- 24 months
Nigeria: FM mandates in new cities, ports; industrial leasing in power-reliable nodes; early moves into residential ops; selective PPP regeneration.
Uganda: Logistics nodes tied to oil & gas; prime green office absorption; neighbourhood retail; structured rent-to-own; PPP asset lifecycle contracts.
Bottom line
Broll’ s advantage in Nigeria and Uganda isn’ t luck; it’ s platform depth plus process plus people, applied to markets with real demand and real complexity. That combination turns volatility into a pipeline.
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