INCA

Recent Projects

Project: Funding of capital budget – uMhlathuze Municipality

uMhlathuze is the third largest municipality in KwaZulu-Natal with an annual operational budget of R772,1 million (2006/07) and an estimated population of 289 189. Major towns in this municipality are Richards Bay and Empangeni.  Read more

Project: Funding new student accommodation – UKZN

The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) won an open tender to provide a 1600-bed student accommodation facility to UKZN at its Durban-Westville campus, on along-term lease basis, funded by INCA as part of its property investment focus.  Read more

Project: Infrastructure development – Municipality, Knysna

INCA provided a loan to fund sewer, electricity and water infrastructure in this fast-growing municipality. The two largest projects funded from the loan were the new 66kv electricity intake substation in Eastford, and the upgrading of the municipal water works. These projects will run over a number of financial years, requiring further funding. The municipality’s capital budget for the 2006/07 year totalled R38,1 million.  Read more

Project: Funding moveable assets – Metsimahole Local Municipality

As part of INCA’s moveable asset funding facility, the municipality purchased five Nissan Trucks (Tippers) for R4 million, and the balance(R1 million) will be utilised to build a rates hall in Sondela and to erect ablution facilities for waste removal personnel. Read more

Project: Municipal office accommodation – Moses Kotane Municipality

INCA was involved in the initial phase of developing this municipality and was the first financial institution to provide infrastructure finance to it. Recently, the municipality took over water services(billings and collections) from the Magalies Water Board (MWB). Apart from this function, setting tariffs and developing IT systems, the municipality was faced with providing office accommodation for the staff adopted from MWB.  Read more

Project: New municipal office building – Bela Bela Local Municipality

The municipality’s offices burnt down two years ago due to an electrical short circuit and the building was extensively damaged. They are currently housed in temporary offices in town, which are wholly inadequate. The estimated cost of a new building is in the order of R15 million, which would in the main be funded by INCA, as part of our portfolio of essential property funding.  Read more

Project: Part funding – Steve Tshwete capital programme

Steve Tshwete Municipality, previously known as Middelburg, is situated on the banks of the Klein Olifants River on the Maputo Corridor, Mpumalanga. Middelburg is renowned in the Southern Hemisphere for the production of stainless steel.  Read more
 
 
INCA provides fixed and/or floating rate finance for terms from 1 to 20 years.