We are also developing a 64,000 m2 shopping complex in Abuja, with 3 underground car parks, the first of its kind in the FCT on land situated directly opposite the popular Sheraton Hotel in Abuja. The company is also engaged with various organizations for the development of hostels, markets and small private estates. Our private estates will be equipped with leisure facilities, shopping malls, central water and sewage treatment systems, street lights and a full estate management complement. In all modesty, our surveys reveal the absence of such facilities in the Niger Delta region.

Our policy is to grow organically through vertical integration and cross–selling of services to achieve the kind of economies of scale that make our business highly profitable. We have in place partnerships and highly skilled individuals to work towards realizing this vision. The company's growth and development strategy has its genesis in the long -term trends of mass housing schemes and government requirements for social housing in Nigeria.

Numerix Development utilizes as part of its strategy the modular house building system that allows the construction of the shell of a house within one day thus Drastically cutting down the time required for construction with a direct impact on cost.

Numerix Development is looking to aggressively enter into more Joint Venture agreements to build similar estates in Nigeria and Africa at large.

The modern water industry operates sophisticated and costly water and wastewater networks and sewage treatment plants, and typically consumes 1-2% of GDP. It is generally a natural monopoly, and as a result is usually run as a public service by a public utility which is owned by local or national government. In some countries, notably France, the UK and the Czech Republic, the water industry is regulated but services are largely operated by private companies with exclusive rights for a limited period and a well-defined geographical space. We have just recently signed a contract with the Bayelsa State government to supply initially 10 mini water treatment tanks to produce 3,330,000 (Three Million, Three Hundred and Thirty Million Litres daily) of water for 10 communities initially for the sum of 1 Billion Naira with the scope to supply 600 selected communities in the state with our American partners Cardinal Resources LLC.

NDL’s consortium of lenders and private investors brings a syndication and creative means to raise capital for your projects.
Types of Funding available:
Commercial Funds –USA
Social Infrastructure Fund from the UK US Commercial Funding Commercial Funds – USA Amount: Under 100m USD Security: Corporate Bank Guarantee for 100% of the amount to be financed (Exposure to Nigeria - 2013 - $150m USD) Duration: 1-3 Years Interest Rate: 10% Process fee:(Negotiable) Closing Fee:(1%) paid once Over 100m USD - Social Infrastructure Fund from the UK These are large scale projects that must have a direct impact on the lives of the common man. These projects must also have a minimal degree of Government input: o Affordable Mass Housing / Factory / Energy Project to include Social infrastructure such as Schools, Hospital or Clinic, Roads, Water, Creates Jobs both during and after construction etc.
Minimum 100m USD - US Commercial Funding. Security:
Min of Finance/ CBN Guarantee for 100% of amount required Govt Payment Guarantee for 100% of amount required Commercial Bank Guarantee for 100% of amount required Duration : 10 Years Interest Rate: 3.8% Process fee: (Negotiable) Closing Fee: (2%) paid once We can also provide turnkey construction funding for projects with our Foreign Technical Partners These can be in the areas of Roads, Bridges, Mass Housing, Water, Power to name but a few.

Numerix Development Limited's ENERGY, CLIMATE & SUSTAINABILITY (ECS) DEPARTMENT , was established in harmony with government's compliance and commitment towards the goals of sustainable national development, poverty reduction, conservation based green empowerment and the Paris Agreement for zero emissions from renewable energy systems.
Our CARBON ASSETS MANAGEMENT was equally set up to assist the Nigerian Governments and Companies involved in projects that potentially reduce carbon emissions and midwife another source of revenue by tapping the international regulatory and or voluntary carbon credit market. In February, 2022 we were appointed as the Carbon Credits / Carbon Finance / Carbon Revenues / Carbon Emissions Reduction Joint Venture Partner For Imo State, Nigeria. Also currently negotiating with 4 states with the aim of generating and distributing 6000 MW of Solar power in clusters of 100MW.
Carbon credits are permits that allow the holder to emit one ton of carbon or equivalent greenhouse gases. These permits are issued by governments or independent verifying companies and can be traded. Typically, carbon credits are issued to companies or projects that reduce or avoid carbon emissions. Firms that exceed government emissions limits (in places where those exist) or that seek to compensate for their carbon emissions then buy these credits to offset their emissions footprint. The idea behind carbon trading is that it should incentivize lower emissions and provide funding for renewables. 2021 saw record volumes of carbon credits traded on both voluntary and regulatory carbon credit markets. In the voluntary market, annual market value crossed the $1 billion mark for the first time, with an all-time market value hitting $6.7 billion, per data from Ecosystem Marketplace. Despite helping to reduce emissions—to which Africa contributes little—these companies and projects operating in Africa struggle to generate sustainable revenue and are mostly missing in international carbon markets. For context, big firms like Tesla (who receive sell credits from local regulation programs get a not-insignificant proportion of their revenue from selling in compliance carbon markets. In the first quarter of this year, the electric car company made $679 million from carbon credit sales from this activity. And last year, a total of $851 billion worth of carbon credits were traded globally.
Our CARBON ASSETS MANAGEMENT is headed by our Vice President, Professor Victor Fodeke He was a member, Enforcement Branch, Compliance Committee - United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) for TEN Years; a Former Technical Adviser on Climate Change - African Union Commission, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia; a Former Designated National Authority (DNA) For Nigeria and Former Head of Climate Change in Nigeria. Professor Fodeke is a member of the United Nations Global Compact.
Our Team Lead Dr Olawale Akinwunmi , is an Environmentalist, a Strategic Communicator, Media & Marketing Consultant. He has been involved in Environmental / Climate Advocacy, Media, Communications, Writing, Research, Banking, Youth Development, Social Impact Studies & Community Advocacy; Environmental Management and Sustainable Development for more than Thirty-Four Years. Dr. Akinwumi is a member of the United Nations Global Compact.
AREAS OF PRESENT AND FUTURE FOCUS INCLUDE
Effective Communications Strategies, Strategic Environmental and Social Issues related to Climate Change, Global Warming & Human Health, Environmental Pollution, Conservation, Clean Development Mechanism, Pre and Post Environmental Assessments, Environmental Sensitivity / Responsibility, Relationship Management, Desertification, Social Effects of Development, Carbon Credits, Low Carbon Economy / Green Business Initiatives / Clean & Renewable Energy, Climate Solutions, Net-Zero Emissions, Environmental Education / Awareness Campaign, Climate Change Communications, et al.

Projects are finite in length, usually one-time pieces of work involving a number of activities that must be completed within a given time frame, and often on a fixed budget. At Numerix Developement, we offer exceptional service delivery in this ever changing industry, we are delighted in presenting premium quality dwellings in all we offer.