Partnerships

Your land. Our development capability. Shared value.

Tyrian Construction and Properties welcomes partnerships with landowners, investors, institutions and governments — structured around the project, not a single contracting model.

Joint development with landowners

Unlock the value of your property

We partner with landowners who possess strategically located property but require the technical, financial and development capability to unlock its value.

The precise commercial model is agreed based on land value, development cost, financing structure and projected returns.

Partnerships may be structured around:

  • Completed units
  • Revenue sharing
  • Equity participation
  • Profit sharing
  • Cash consideration
  • Hybrid structures

Under a joint-development structure, Tyrian can coordinate:

  1. Development conceptDefine what the site can become.
  2. FeasibilityTest the concept against market, cost and return.
  3. DesignDevelop the scheme with registered professionals.
  4. Project structuringAgree the commercial model and vehicle.
  5. FinancingArrange development and project finance.
  6. ConstructionDeliver the works to scope, quality, cost and programme.
  7. Marketing & salesTake the completed units or asset to market.
  8. Revenue / asset distributionDistribute returns as agreed.

Investment & development partnerships

We welcome partnerships with

  • Landowners
  • Private investors
  • Institutional investors
  • Development finance institutions
  • Banks and financial institutions
  • Government agencies
  • Property funds
  • International developers
  • Contractors
  • Technical partners

Potential structures

Structured to fit the project

  • Equity investment
  • Project debt
  • Joint venture
  • Land-for-development
  • Revenue share
  • Development management
  • PPP / concession
  • SPV structures

Public-private partnerships

Private capital. Public infrastructure.

We are positioned to collaborate with government institutions on the development of commercially and socially important infrastructure.

Depending on the project, structures may include BOT, BOOT, DBFO, concession and other PPP arrangements. Potential sectors include:

  • Housing
  • Markets
  • Commercial facilities
  • Hospitality infrastructure
  • Healthcare
  • Educational infrastructure
  • Urban renewal
  • Industrial parks
  • Public facilities
  • Transportation-related infrastructure

Local content & economic impact

Value beyond individual projects

  • Local employment
  • Nigerian contractor participation
  • Local material sourcing
  • Skills development
  • SME participation
  • Technology transfer
  • Community development
  • Increased housing stock
  • Commercial infrastructure
  • Improved urban environments

Ready to structure a partnership?

Landowners, investors, institutions and public bodies — tell us about the opportunity and we will propose a structure.

Propose a partnership