2005 - 2006 - Pinsent Masons Water Yearbook 2012

FRANCE PART 3 (ii): COMPANY ANALYSIS: LOCAL/REGIONAL PLAYERS
Central African Republic
1991 Urban areas 15 year concession 1.1 million water management
Operations and management of all water services in urban areas through SODECA.
Senegal
1996 Urban areas 10 year lease 3.8 million water management
Operations and management for water provision services to 54 towns and cities (1.8million outside
Dakar) through its 62.83% stake in Sénégalaise Des Eaux. Turnover was €67.5 million in 2004.
Côte d’Ivoire
1987 Abidjan 20 year concession 5.0 million water & sewerage
SODECI has the O&M contract for water and sewerage services for Abidjan, the capital city. This is a
renewal of the original 1959 concession. 5.0 million people are provided with water services, along
with 1.5 million for sewerage. SAUR holds 48.9% of SODECI. Turnover was €74 million in 2003 and
including the power activities rose by 11% to €410 million in 2004.
Zambia
2000 Copper belt O&M 300,000 water & sewerage
The copper belt covers industrial towns in the north of Zambia.
Mozambique
1999 Major cities 5 + 15 year BOT 2.5 million water provision
A concession linked to US$117 million of donor funding. SAUR holds 38.5% of Aguas de
Mozambique, along with IPE-Aguas de Portugal (31.5%) and the Mazi-Mozambique consortium holds
the remaining 30%. The concession covers water provision services to the Mozambique capital of
Maputo, the country's second city of Beira and major provincial capitals of Quelimane, Nampula and
Pemba. It also commercialises water services in Maputo's neighbouring industrial city of Matola and
Beira's neighbouring city of Dondo. In the longer term, the contract will cover some 5million people.
Mali
2000 Urban areas 20 year concession 115,000 water provision
A JV between SAUR International (39%) and IPS (Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, 21%),
with the Government holding the remaining 40% has been awarded the concession to operate
Energie de Mali (EdM). EdM had a €36 million turnover in 2003, compared with €96 million in 2001
and is responsible for water distribution (€26 million in 2001) to 1.6 million people. Currently 8% of the
population is connected to the water network, a figure which will be increased to 24% by 2020. 15,000
people are directly covered by the contract and the rest through bulk water. 15,000 new connections
have been made to date. The contract will eventually directly cover 800,000 people.
Contact Details
Name: Bouygues SA
Address: Challenger, 1, av. Eugène Freyssinet, 78061
St-Quentin-Yvelines Cedex, France
Tel: +33 1 44 30 60 32 11
Web: www.bouygues.fr
Martin Bouygues (Chairman and CEO)
Michel Derbesse (COO)
Olivier Poupart-Lafarge (CFO)
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