Projects & Assets — BV Holdings PLC
Portfolio Overview

How BV Holdings Builds and Manages Its Asset Base

BV Holdings PLC takes an active approach to asset development and project management. We do not hold passive stakes in third-party projects. We develop, own, and operate the projects and assets that our subsidiaries depend on — and in doing so, we build a portfolio of productive assets that generates revenue, reduces third-party costs, and appreciates over time.

Every project in the portfolio has a defined role within the group’s integrated operating model. Extraction sites feed the commodity trade business. Logistics hubs and warehouse facilities support freight and warehousing operations. Industrial sites enable processing. Real estate assets reduce occupancy costs and generate rental income simultaneously.

This approach means the group’s asset base is not simply a collection of holdings. It is a coordinated infrastructure that makes the entire group operate more efficiently, at lower cost, and at greater scale than individual subsidiaries could achieve independently.

01

Extraction & Resource Assets

Mineral exploration rights, extraction site infrastructure, and operational equipment held by BV Minerals Ltd — the hard-asset foundation of the group’s commodity trade business.

02

Logistics & Trade Infrastructure

Freight handling capacity, trade corridor access, warehousing facilities, and cross-border logistics infrastructure managed by BV Logistics & Trade Ltd to serve internal and external clients.

03

Commercial & Industrial Real Estate

Industrial parks, commercial warehouses, logistics hubs, and operational land holdings developed and managed by BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd — serving both group operations and third-party tenants.

04

Processing & Manufacturing Facilities

Light industrial processing infrastructure under development for BV Industrial Solutions Ltd — designed to convert commodity outputs into higher-value products within the group’s owned and managed facilities.

Active Projects

Current Project Portfolio

Six active or in-development projects across the group’s four sectors. Each project is managed at subsidiary level with Holdings board oversight and defined performance milestones.

01
Natural Resources
Concession Alpha — Mineral Extraction Site
Central Africa Region
Active

Project Description

BV Minerals Ltd’s primary extraction concession, operating under a valid mineral extraction licence in a resource-rich central African jurisdiction. The site is in active extraction, with on-site infrastructure including extraction equipment, primary processing facilities for sorting and grading, site access roads, and worker accommodation. The concession produces mineral commodity output supplied to contracted buyers under formal offtake agreements. Site management includes environmental monitoring and regulatory compliance reporting as required under the operating licence.
Strategic Importance
The primary revenue-generating asset for BV Minerals Ltd and the anchor of the group’s commodity trade business. Extraction output feeds both direct export buyers and — once activated — BV Industrial Solutions’ processing pipeline, making this the entry point of the group’s integrated value chain.
Status
Active Extraction
Operating under valid extraction licence with active offtake agreements in place.
Revenue Potential
Commodity Sales + Offtake
Forward offtake contracts provide revenue predictability. Extraction capacity expansion planned.
Managed By
BV Minerals Ltd
02
Natural Resources
Concession Beta — Exploration & Development Site
West Africa Region
Development

Project Description

A second mineral concession acquired by BV Minerals Ltd, currently in the advanced exploration and development phase. The site has been assessed, licenced, and is progressing through development of access infrastructure and initial extraction capacity installation. Preliminary resource assessments have confirmed commercially viable mineral deposits. The development programme is sequenced to bring the site into active extraction in line with the group’s planned capacity expansion schedule. Regulatory compliance and environmental baseline assessments are complete.
Strategic Importance
Provides geographic diversification within the extraction portfolio — reducing the group’s dependence on a single concession. When active, it will increase total extraction capacity and provide additional commodity supply to satisfy growing offtake demand without capacity constraints at Concession Alpha.
Status
Development Phase
Access infrastructure and extraction equipment installation in progress.
Revenue Potential
Commodity Export
Extraction to begin on completion of development phase. Offtake pre-negotiations underway.
Managed By
BV Minerals Ltd
03
Logistics & Supply Chain
Northern Corridor Freight Operation
East Africa Corridor
Active

Project Description

BV Logistics & Trade Ltd’s primary operational corridor — a structured road freight and warehousing operation running along the East African trade corridor connecting landlocked resource markets to coastal export points. The operation manages inbound and outbound commodity freight for BV Minerals Ltd, as well as commercial contracts with third-party clients including SME exporters, institutional shippers, and cross-border trade operators. Customs brokerage and documentation services are provided at key border crossing points along the corridor. The operation is active, contracted, and scaling.
Strategic Importance
The operational spine of BV Logistics & Trade Ltd’s business. This corridor handles the group’s own commodity exports and generates independent commercial revenue from third-party clients — demonstrating the dual-revenue structure that protects logistics income from commodity market cycles.
Status
Active Operations
Freight contracts active. Capacity expansion underway along the primary corridor route.
Revenue Potential
Freight + Trade Fees
Internal group freight plus growing external commercial client contracts and trade facilitation fees.
Managed By
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd
04
Logistics & Supply Chain
Southern Corridor Trade Facilitation Programme
Southern Africa Region
Development

Project Description

A second logistics corridor operation in active development, targeting the Southern African trade market where AfCFTA-driven trade volume growth is creating significant demand for professional cross-border logistics and trade facilitation services. BV Logistics & Trade Ltd is establishing carrier relationships, regulatory approvals, bonded warehousing capacity, and commercial client relationships along this corridor. The programme focuses particularly on SME trade facilitation — an underserved segment that requires professional customs, documentation, and freight services but has historically been poorly served by large logistics providers.
Strategic Importance
Diversifies the logistics operation beyond a single corridor, reducing operational concentration risk. The SME trade facilitation focus creates a scalable, recurring revenue stream from a large and underserved client base that large freight operators cannot serve cost-effectively.
Status
Development Phase
Carrier contracts, regulatory approvals, and initial client relationships being established.
Revenue Potential
Trade Facilitation Fees
SME trade facilitation and cross-border freight contracts. Recurring fee income model.
Managed By
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd
05
Real Estate & Infrastructure
Kalahari Industrial Park Development
Southern Africa Region
Development

Project Description

BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd is developing a light industrial park on a strategic land holding in southern Africa. The development comprises two phases: Phase 1 delivers light industrial processing units for BV Industrial Solutions Ltd and bonded warehousing for BV Logistics & Trade Ltd; Phase 2 delivers additional industrial units for third-party tenant letting. The site is located with direct access to a primary road corridor, enabling efficient freight movement for both group and third-party operations. Site preparation and foundation works are underway. First units are scheduled for completion and handover to BV Industrial Solutions Ltd on commissioning.
Strategic Importance
This development activates BV Industrial Solutions Ltd — which requires ready-to-operate facilities — without requiring the subsidiary to bear property acquisition or development costs at launch. Once complete, the park generates internal facility leasing income from BV Industrial Solutions and BV Logistics, plus third-party rental income from external tenants occupying the Phase 2 units.
Status
Active Development
Site preparation underway. Phase 1 unit construction in progress.
Revenue Potential
Leasing + Rental Income
Internal group leasing fees plus third-party rental from Phase 2 units on completion.
Managed By
BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd
06
Industrial Processing
Mineral Processing Plant — Phase 1
Southern Africa Region
Development

Project Description

BV Industrial Solutions Ltd’s first processing facility, being commissioned within the Kalahari Industrial Park development managed by BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd. Phase 1 of the processing plant will handle mineral inputs from BV Minerals Ltd’s Concession Alpha extraction site, applying light industrial processing techniques to upgrade raw commodity output to a higher-value semi-finished product grade for domestic and export sale. Equipment procurement is underway. Processing lines are being calibrated to the commodity types and volumes produced at the active extraction concession. The facility will also provide tolling capacity for third-party raw material holders once Phase 1 reaches full operational capability.
Strategic Importance
The highest-impact single project in the current pipeline. Activating this facility completes the group’s end-to-end value chain and introduces the highest-margin revenue stream in the portfolio. Processing margin — the gap between raw and processed commodity value — will be captured entirely within the group, significantly improving consolidated revenue per unit extracted.
Status
In Development
Equipment procurement underway. Facility construction in progress within Kalahari Industrial Park.
Revenue Potential
Processing Margin + Tolling
Primary revenue from processing margin on BV Minerals output. Tolling fees from third-party clients from Phase 1 full capacity.
Managed By
BV Industrial Solutions Ltd
Asset Portfolio

Assets Owned and Managed by the Group

The group’s asset portfolio comprises five categories of productive assets, each generating direct revenue, reducing operating costs, or creating long-term capital value. Assets are managed at subsidiary level under group oversight and governance standards.

Logistics Infrastructure
Warehousing Facilities
BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd owns and operates bonded and commercial warehousing capacity at strategic locations along the group’s active logistics corridors. Facilities are designed to accommodate commodity staging, inventory holding, and distribution for both internal group operations and third-party commercial tenants. Purpose-built layouts support efficient loading, unloading, and stock management.
Purpose
Commodity staging, inventory management, and third-party storage.
Operations
Supports BV Logistics freight operations and provides bonded storage to external clients.
Value
Eliminates group third-party warehousing costs and generates rental income from external tenants.
Trade Infrastructure
Logistics Hubs & Freight Points
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd operates freight handling points and logistics hub facilities at key nodes along the East and Southern African trade corridors. These hubs serve as operational bases for freight coordination, cross-docking, customs documentation, and carrier management. Hub locations are chosen for their proximity to border crossings, port access, or primary road junctions that maximise the efficiency of freight operations along the corridor.
Purpose
Freight coordination, cross-docking, and customs facilitation at corridor nodes.
Operations
Operational bases for BV Logistics corridor freight operations and external client service delivery.
Value
Reduces per-shipment handling costs and improves corridor transit times for all clients.
Land Holdings
Strategic Land Portfolio
BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd holds a portfolio of strategic land parcels acquired in alignment with the group’s operational footprint and geographic expansion plans. Land holdings include the Kalahari Industrial Park site, additional development plots adjacent to active logistics corridors, and land in jurisdictions targeted for future geographic expansion. All land holdings are assessed for development potential, access, zoning, and regulatory status before acquisition.
Purpose
Development of industrial, logistics, and commercial facilities for group and third-party use.
Operations
Active development on Kalahari site; remaining land in pipeline for future project phases.
Value
Appreciating fixed assets providing development pipeline and balance sheet depth.
Production Assets
Industrial & Processing Sites
The Kalahari Industrial Park — currently under development — will provide the primary industrial processing infrastructure for BV Industrial Solutions Ltd’s Phase 1 operations. The site is designed as a multi-unit light industrial facility with shared service infrastructure including power, water, security, and road access. Units are purpose-built for mineral processing requirements and equipped for quality control and certification operations. Phase 2 units will be available for third-party industrial tenants.
Purpose
Light industrial processing, quality control, and manufacturing for BV Industrial Solutions.
Operations
Phase 1 under construction for BV Industrial Solutions. Phase 2 for external industrial tenants.
Value
Activates the group’s highest-margin business unit at low occupancy cost, plus third-party rental income.
Extraction Assets
Mineral Extraction Infrastructure
BV Minerals Ltd holds extraction site infrastructure across two concessions — one active, one in development. Infrastructure includes extraction equipment, on-site sorting and primary grading facilities, access roads, site utilities, and worker accommodation. Equipment is maintained to operational standard with defined maintenance schedules and replacement cycles managed by site operations teams. Extraction infrastructure is the capital-intensive foundation of the group’s commodity revenue and supports both direct export and the processing pipeline.
Purpose
Mineral extraction, primary sorting, and preparation for export or processing.
Operations
Active at Concession Alpha. Development phase at Concession Beta for future production capacity.
Value
Productive extraction assets generating commodity revenue and feeding the integrated value chain.
Trade & Export
Export-Related Infrastructure
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd maintains operational relationships and infrastructure access at key export points including port agent arrangements, freight forwarding licences, bonded transit permissions, and customs broker registrations at primary export corridors. This regulatory and operational infrastructure enables the group to execute commodity exports and manage third-party cross-border shipments efficiently and in compliance with applicable trade regulations across operating jurisdictions.
Purpose
Enable efficient export execution for BV Minerals commodities and third-party client shipments.
Operations
Port agent relationships, forwarding licences, and customs registrations maintained at active corridors.
Value
Reduces export lead times and costs; provides competitive advantage in African cross-border logistics.
Project Pipeline

Upcoming Developments & Planned Projects

The pipeline represents the group’s planned development activity over the next two to four years. Each project in the pipeline is sequenced to follow the activation of its predecessor — ensuring that the group consolidates operational depth before committing capital to the next phase of expansion.

01
Natural Resources
Concession Beta — Full Production Activation
Following completion of the development infrastructure at the West Africa exploration site, BV Minerals Ltd will bring Concession Beta into full production. This activation increases the group’s total extraction capacity, diversifies the commodity supply base across two geographies, and provides additional commodity input volume for the processing facility once BV Industrial Solutions is at full capacity. Offtake pre-negotiations with existing and new buyers will be formalised ahead of first production.
Target Timeline
Year 2–3
Development
02
Industrial Processing
Processing Plant Phase 2 — Capacity Expansion
Following the successful commissioning of Phase 1, BV Industrial Solutions Ltd will expand processing capacity through Phase 2 equipment and facility installation. Phase 2 targets a doubling of processing throughput capacity, enabling higher commodity volumes and increased third-party tolling revenue. Phase 2 will also introduce additional product grades and output specifications, widening the buyer market for processed outputs.
Target Timeline
Year 3–4
Planned
03
Real Estate & Infrastructure
Kalahari Industrial Park — Phase 2 Commercial Units
The second phase of the Kalahari Industrial Park development, delivering additional light industrial units and commercial warehouse space for third-party tenant letting. Phase 2 units are designed to attract industrial operators and logistics companies seeking professionally managed, infrastructure-equipped industrial space in the southern Africa region. Third-party rental income from Phase 2 tenants will expand BV Infrastructure’s independent commercial revenue stream.
Target Timeline
Year 2–3
Planned
04
Logistics & Supply Chain
Central Africa Logistics Corridor Entry
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd will establish a third operational corridor serving the central African trade market — a high-potential region with growing intra-African trade flows and limited professional logistics capacity. This corridor entry leverages existing regulatory relationships from BV Minerals’ central African extraction operations, reducing the time and cost of market entry. Initial operations will focus on commodity freight for BV Minerals, then expand to commercial third-party logistics contracts.
Target Timeline
Year 3–4
Planned
05
Real Estate & Infrastructure
East Africa Commercial Property Development
BV Infrastructure & Estates Ltd will develop a commercial property asset in the East Africa region, co-located with the Northern Corridor Freight Operation logistics hub. The development will provide commercial office, operational, and warehousing space for businesses operating in the corridor — including BV Logistics & Trade Ltd’s growing northern corridor operations. Surplus space will be let to third-party tenants, adding rental income in a second geography.
Target Timeline
Year 4–5
Planned
Operational Impact

How Projects Drive Group Performance

The group’s projects and assets are not isolated investments. Each one directly improves the operational and financial performance of the group as a whole — enabling trade, improving efficiency, expanding revenue capacity, and strengthening market position.

Enable Trade and Logistics
Extraction concessions produce the commodity that generates trade. Logistics hubs and corridor operations provide the infrastructure to move it. Together, these projects enable the entire commodity trade and export revenue chain — without them, BV Minerals’ extraction has no pathway to market.
Improve Operational Efficiency
Owned warehouses and logistics hubs eliminate third-party facility dependency, reducing per-shipment costs and improving service reliability. Owned industrial infrastructure at the Kalahari Industrial Park reduces BV Industrial Solutions’ launch costs and ensures facility readiness is not a constraint on operations.
Increase Revenue Capacity
Every new project activates additional revenue. Concession Beta adds extraction capacity. The Southern Corridor adds commercial logistics revenue. Phase 2 of the Industrial Park adds third-party rental income. Phase 2 of the processing plant adds tolling capacity. The pipeline is a schedule of future revenue activation — not speculative development.
Strengthen Market Position
Operated assets — extraction sites, logistics infrastructure, owned facilities — create market presence that cannot be easily replicated. Our corridor relationships, extraction licences, and owned industrial infrastructure took time and capital to establish. They represent defensible competitive positioning that new entrants cannot quickly match.

Operational Metrics

Active Extraction Concessions
2
One active, one in development — providing extraction capacity diversification.
Active Logistics Corridors
2
East and Southern Africa corridors active; third corridor in pipeline.
Asset Categories
5
Warehousing, logistics hubs, land, industrial sites, and export infrastructure.
Pipeline Projects
5
Five planned developments over the next two to four years across all four sectors.
Value Chain Coverage
End-to-End
Extraction → transport → storage → processing → distribution — all within owned or managed assets.
Revenue Types Generated
6+
Commodity, freight, warehousing, rental, processing margin, and tolling fees across the asset base.
Growth Strategy

Expanding the Asset Base Strategically

Asset and project growth at BV Holdings PLC follows a clear sequencing logic. We consolidate operational depth at existing assets before committing capital to the next expansion phase. Each new asset must directly serve the group’s integrated operating model — not simply add to a portfolio count.

01
Expand Extraction Capacity at Active Sites
Before acquiring new concessions, we maximise output at existing licenced sites. Concession Alpha’s extraction capacity is being expanded through additional equipment and site infrastructure investment. Concession Beta’s development brings a second production site into the portfolio. Extraction growth is the primary driver of commodity revenue growth and the source of additional input volumes for the processing facility.
BV Minerals LtdActive
02
Scale the Logistics Asset Footprint
BV Logistics & Trade Ltd will expand its operational infrastructure along existing corridors — adding warehousing capacity, freight handling points, and customs facilitation capabilities — before opening the third corridor in central Africa. This phased approach ensures each corridor is operating efficiently before new corridor development diverts management and capital attention.
BV Logistics LtdActive & Pipeline
03
Complete and Let the Industrial Park
Completing Phase 1 of the Kalahari Industrial Park is the immediate infrastructure priority. It activates BV Industrial Solutions Ltd and generates internal leasing income. Phase 2 then delivers commercial units for third-party letting — adding an independent rental income stream to BV Infrastructure’s portfolio. The park model will be replicated at additional locations in the East Africa region in Year 4–5.
BV Infrastructure LtdActive Development
04
Build Long-Term Infrastructure in New Markets
Geographic expansion of the asset base follows the group’s market entry sequence. Logistics infrastructure is established first — leveraging existing regulatory relationships. Real estate development follows as the logistics operations generate demand for owned facility capacity. Extraction activity in new markets follows the infrastructure, not the other way around. This sequencing reduces market entry risk and ensures each new geography is entered with an asset base that enables profitable operations from early in the development cycle.
All SubsidiariesPipeline
Investment Relevance

Why Assets and Projects Increase Company Value

The group’s asset portfolio and active project pipeline directly contribute to investor value through three mechanisms: productive assets generate revenue; strategic infrastructure reduces operating costs and improves margins; and owned fixed assets appreciate over time, building balance sheet depth that underpins the group’s valuation at every stage of development.

Revenue-Generating Assets
Active extraction sites, warehousing facilities, logistics hubs, and rental properties all generate direct revenue. The asset base is not held speculatively — every asset either generates income or actively reduces the cost of generating income elsewhere in the group. Revenue from assets is predictable, contractual, and recurring where possible — providing a revenue floor that does not depend on commodity price movements.
Long-Term Return Contribution
Real estate assets appreciate over time. Extraction licences increase in value as concessions are proven and developed. Processing infrastructure improves the per-unit value of every tonne of commodity extracted. These are compounding returns — the longer the assets are held and operated, the greater their contribution to the group’s consolidated value. Asset ownership over a 5-to-10-year horizon creates returns that short-term capital deployment cannot achieve.
Investor Value Protection
Owned assets provide a tangible NAV floor for the group’s valuation — reducing investor downside risk compared with service businesses that hold no fixed assets. If revenue growth slows, the group’s real estate, extraction infrastructure, and industrial facilities retain independent asset value. This provides investors with a valuation anchor that pure income-statement metrics alone cannot offer, and collateral optionality for future debt financing at the group level.
Active Projects
6
Across all four sectors, each generating or enabling revenue.
Pipeline Projects
5
Planned over the next 2–4 years, each activating new revenue streams.
Asset Categories
5
Extraction, logistics, warehousing, industrial, and export infrastructure.
Value Chain Position
Full Coverage
Assets at every stage from extraction to market delivery.
Active projects. Real assets. A clear pipeline. BV Holdings PLC builds and operates the infrastructure that makes an integrated African holding company work — not on paper, but in the ground.
Every extraction site, logistics corridor, warehouse, and industrial facility in this portfolio is an operational node in the group’s integrated value chain. Collectively, they form the physical foundation on which long-term, compounding investor returns are built. For investors, partners, and counterparties who want to see the business behind the strategy — this is it.