Senicoms Green Solutions: December 2012

Senicoms Green Solutions

Senicoms Green Solutions is an integrated business consulting firm that aims at providing creative link in planning and coordination of necessary and helpful business and service information to meet our customer ends at the convenient projected requirements. The agency also opt to provide for various business consulting activities and research on socio-economic development that cater for different services in the field of strategic business planning and development, project planning and write-ups, marketing strategy for product launch and promotion, events management and training on entrepreneurship, leadership skills and career development to our various clients.

On the other hand, the agency also aims at providing logistical services to our clients on job search and recruitment, real estate, procurement, physical movement and storage of components, parts, raw materials as well as semi-finished and finished goods to different clients. Through our communication and logistical strategy we hope to achieve optimum demand-service level at minimal cost that includes inbound and outbound movement logistics, and coordination of business consulting activities to enhance our clients’ oriented expectations.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

The Economic Turning Point to Dangote for Cement Supply in TZ

Africa’s largest cement producer Dangote Cement is expected to supply Tanzania’s 1 million ton cement deficit from its expansion into the new market, a new report by the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) has disclosed.

Dangote Cement which is owned by Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote, is currently constructing a new cement plant in the port city of Mtwara in Tanzania with a capacity of producing 1.5 million tons per annum.

The industrial location is sited with a good reserve of Limestone and Gypsum deposits, it is this time now where Tanzania will attract a sound investment opportunities in the sector, it also offers an ideal opportunity for Dangote Cement to venture and consolidate its operations in Eastern Africa. Site work has commenced for the green field Cement plant and is making steady progress towards timely commissioning in Q2 of 2015.

According to the acting Executive Director of TIC, Raymond Mbilinyi, remarked that when production begins at the Mtwara-based plant in a couple of years, the country’s deficit and growing demand for cement would be sufficiently met.

Mbilinyi added that “apart from creating employment, the factory will stimulate trade and create a multiplier rippling effect to the entire economy.”

The report states the new plant which would be in operation in 2015, is expected to create 400 new jobs.

Key Features

Name of the Plant Dangote Industries (Tanzania) Ltd.

Location Mtwara, South Tanzania

Capacity 1 x 3000 TPD of Clinker output

Raw Material Resources Limestone & Gypsum

Raw Material Sources Mtwara Mines and Other Sources

Power Source 1 x 30 MW Gas Based Power Plant

Fuel Source Gas, Standby Grid

Cement Packing 3 Packing Machines of Capacity 2400 Bags/hr

Cement Loading 6 Truck Loaders

Dangote Cement is a cement manufacturing/importation, packaging and distribution company with operations in Nigeria, Benin and Ghana. The company operates the Obajana Cement Plant (OCP), the largest cement plant in Africa and leads in Africa with total existing production and import capacity of 14 million tonnes per annum and new production projects in development with 11.1 million tonnes per annum additional capacity.

Source: Dangote Cement & African Globe

Friday, December 7, 2012

The Comming Up Tanzanian's Tallest PSPF Commercial Twin Towers

This building and construction proposal was a winning design in a competition for design of a mixed urban development in the heart of Dar es Salaam City.

The two buildings with 35 floors each have been well designed to accommodate shopping facilities, residential apartments, luxury hotels, cinemas halls and office spaces for rental: all within a well serviced and ultra-modern complex known as PSPF Towers.

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Senicoms Green Solutions

As business consulting firm, we are committed to offer professional services for commercial, industrial, residential settlements and agricultural sector development; and properties which are for sale as well as for rent through marketing and advertisement. We also conduct property valuation, site survey, mortgage financing and transfer of ownership for our diversified clients at the agreed price and on legal arrangements basis.

Contact Information:
Gangilonga Business Area,
Uhuru Road/Bendera Str.
Adjacent to Asas Building
P.O. Box 2405 Iringa, TZ
Mob 1: +255 787 220 120
Mob 2: +255 713 220 120
Email: senicoms@gmail.com

Benefits of Using a Real Estate Agent for Selling or Buying a Property!!

As Real Estate agents who are based in Mtwara, we are committed to offer professional services for commercial, industrial, residential and agriculture properties which are for sale as well as for rent through marketing and advertisement. We also conduct property valuation, site survey, mortgage financing and transfer of ownership for our diversified clients at the agreed price and on legal arrangements basis. The following are the benefits:

1. An agent has a much more thorough knowledge of the market, therefore should be able to price listings appropriately, as well as give advice on staging, etc. So they will guide you through the process of buying or selling a property.

2. An agent has a much larger data base with regards to contacts of buyers and sellers for marketing purpose. They also function like a "personal shopper" for clients, helping them to narrow down the search to properties that fits best their wants. Their desire are important to them and allows them to not have to see every single home on the market but only the homes that best "fit" their needs.

3. An agent has experience with negotiations, hopefully resulting in a better price for you, whether as a buyer or seller. They know how to structure your offer to protect you, your interests and your money in the best way as possible.

4. An agent is a third party to the transaction and is not emotionally involved in the transaction. This is important, because the advice they offer you should be based on either facts or past experience. If you are selling, they can give you excellent interest exposure, and if you are buying they can give you the best cut-off price.

5. An agent sells real estate properties all the time and is familiar with the local real estate customs & other professionals (lawyers, town planners, land officers, valuation surveyors, inspection and insurance companies, etc). That said, having a good, qualified and skilled agent, will benefit you by making sure that the transaction goes smoothly, all paperwork (lots and lots of it) is in order and executed correctly, and your expectations are met to your full satisfaction.

6. A good agent will give you a list of what you need to do your property to get it ready for sale (painting, clean up, de-cluttering, etc). A good agent can also provide you with feedback after each showing of your home, if you are selling.

7. An agent lets you know about new homes when they come on the market (this is good for both buyers and sellers) and provide you with local estate market data.

8. If you're selling, using an agent allows you to be free to do life normally, instead of having to be at home for all showings. The agent can take care of paperwork, getting advertising and marketing done, and generally frees up a lot of time. As to our agency puts it, "We make it worry free". Stress level is very important when selling a property, weather it’s a piece of land or a house.

9. If you're selling or buying a property without having an agent to represent you, you're eliminating someone who will advocate for you during the entire process, and it’s very easy to end up in trouble if you don't know each process from start-to-finish in the sales transaction, e.g. might be on the transfer of ownership.

10. Without having an estate agent, you will not have any of this. In this market, if you are selling a piece of land or a house, exposure to the greatest number of possible buyers is paramount in getting your property sold. But if you are buying, there are might be some very few properties for sale by owners these days.

Besides, remember that no 2 agents are created equally; we all have different business models, personalities, and so on. So better find one that you feel meets your needs most closely. Also, if you are a buyer, most of the time you are not paying a fee directly to your agent, the seller is, so that's one less thing to worry about when deciding to use a real estate agent to work for your real estate needs.