Japanese Interested In Investing In Nigeria

- Whats the investment amount Band? are they looking at investing between $100,000 - $1m or what?
- Are they inclined towards particular sectors?
- Whats kind of returns are they expecting or looking at?

It goes without saying that their investment will be guaranteed, the question is what would they like to invest in. Every business is profitable or else you wldn't find people doing them.

If i have $1m for instance, I wouldn't be interested in setting up a magazine store, rather i would be looking at printing my own magazine, so the amount available would determine what would be render more returns, considering the economies of scale.

 

They can invest in the Agro industry or in the oil industry.

I know Japan imports all its crude oil and refined products. I can work out a situation where their company can acquire an oil industry services license and become appointed sellers of Bonny Light Crude, on behalf of any of the joint venture partners. They can then sell all the crude they want to their government or any other ready buyers.

They can also become exporters of any of the wide range of commodity crops found in Nigeria. It's a question of their coming to have a meeting with us for it all to be thrashed out.

Of course they will have to pay a consultancy fee to my company's business consultancy division for the services we will be rendering in this regard.

This is not a joke. Like I said, we will have to meet them face to face. This is not an online or email thing.

If serious, u can hook me up.

Since they want a safe and stable investments they should choose sectors that offer relatively stable climate and in which they have both technical and financial muscle to pull. They may want to consider;

Option A They could invest in Nigeria's transportation sector depending on how much they have;

1. Importing used toyota, mitsubishi cars etc.
2. Importing motorcycles from Asia
3. They could set up their own vehicle leasing company
4. Their own commuter bus scheme like the BFS, BRT and LAGBUS schemes
5. Haulage business
6. Overseas Shipping from Asia to Lagos and
7. courier services

Option B They could invest in our finance industry

1. Their own micro finance bank

Option C Real Estate

1. Building and selling mini estates
2. Building Luxury Apartments mainly for expatriates
3. Building Tenement Houses in Highbrow Lagos or Port Harcourt

Option D I.T and Telecomms

1. An ISP to rival those dominating the sector
2. Become distributors of fast moving laptops, mobile phones, plasma TVs, DVDs and other electronic gadgets
3. They could also sell Ipods, watches, fashion accessories from Japan, Italy, France or the UK

Option E Petroleum marketing

1. Set up filling stations
2. Import and Supply diesel, kerosine and petrol


The list is endless there are still many more to cover.

investing in real estate would not be  wrong move.
The business is really a juicy one here in abuja and the ,arket is favourable to those who know their onion and make the right choice
with respect to project and location.
call me on 08035513423 if you feel my idea is sellable to your japanese guy i'll really be willing to assist you full time

They can invest in Media. Own a radio station and break even within 3years. Not just that, there are other innovative ideas and advantages when u own a broadcast station. If u have the right team, you can make it work. Limited staff, but the best, and state of the art equipments, and all, will earn u more money than u ever imagined. A radio station can make nothing less than N47mil a month, and pay less than 10mill on salaries, power, and management.

If u are interested in knowing more, u can send an email to spakplug@yahoo.com

I hope they digest my real estate proposal, i hope your discussion wt them goes well, dnt 4get to give me a shout though, goodluck bro.