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Was created in 1992 to identify and develop client’s opportunities for Cuban, and Caribbean commercial projects. The Group is devoted to the reconstruction of a New Babun Group Consulting provides the full range of international business services for companies and individual investors seeking to establish or expand business ventures in the Caribbean region. The company has unique capabilities to address anticipated new opportunities in Cuba. Based in Miami, Florida, the international gateway to Latin America, the Babun Group Consulting possesses the expertise and resources to open the door to these markets for investors, exporters and importers. The company has the research capability to provide key data and industrial background related to markets, industry trends, infrastructure requirements, and the in-country regulatory, business and investment environment. Through our regional network, we can identify potential partners, agents, distributors and licensees, as required. The principals of the company have extensive financial, asset management, investment, strategic planning, training and operational experience in the international arena. This is a partial list of the resources available to you and your company:
Babun Group Consulting Provides International Business Services to U.S. and Non-U.S. Companies Considering:
For the Company Seeking International Expansion:
The is a partial list of the most commonly requested marketing consulting and research assignments:
Babun Group Consulting has been engaged by a number of companies who are planning to expand, or who, for competitive or strategic reasons need to know more about future opportunities in a post-transition Cuba. The following is a partial list of clients and the industries in which these clients operate:Company-----------------------------------------------------------Industry
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Babun Group Consulting Company ON-LINE SUPPORT
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Ideal for: business planning, expansion analysis, new venture analysis, academic research, news reporting, and more. Just select one of the key business categories and discover a world of current reports and articles, or select one of the over 2,000 research topics and find the most comprehensive and up-to-date group of reports available for your topic. CubaData.com is the online world-wide resource and research center of the Babun Group Consulting Company, which was created to identify opportunities for Cuban and Caribbean Commercial Projects. Cuba-Caribbean Development is devoted to the reconstruction of a New Cuba (post-transition) by preparing companies that would benefit from expanding business into a New Cuba, following a transition in government.
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AVAILABLE SPECIAL REPORTS PORTS OF CUBAA study of Cuba’s characteristics, conditions, berthing facilities and plants, including general level of contamination and conditions of the terminals. Objectivesg Understand the characteristic conditions berthing facilities, equipment availability, adjacent facilities-plants for the main ports in Cuba; g Access information concerning the environmental conditions and the general level of contamination at each harbor; and g Facilitate, in general terms, information that should allow the user to make operational and strategic decisions concerning possible sailing into Cuba. CARGO OpportunitiesA study of the potential cargoes and commodities, volumes and their destination or points of origin, including constraints and growth patterns and opportunities for railcar and barge shipments. Objectivesg Understand the characteristics, types and volumes of cargo and commodities most likely available for railcar, container, bulk and barge service to and from Cuba; g Access information concerning places of cargo origin, destination for Southbound cargo and seasonality; and g Facilitate, in general terms, information that would allow the reader to make operational and strategic decisions concerning possible service to and from Cuba. CEMENT IndustryA study of the potential of the cement industry, including volumes and destination of points of origin, including constraints and growth patterns for a new Cuba. ObjectivesgUnderstand the characteristics, types and volumes of cement available from each Cuban cement plant, including comparative analysis of each plant; gAccess information concerning usage, destination, markets and customers; and gFacilitate, in general terms, information that should allow the user to make operational and strategic decisions concerning possible importing of cement or management of Cuban plants. RAILWAY SystemA study of Cuba’s transportation and railway system, its characteristics, network and conditions, including port facilities and plants and initial entry and possible implementation strategies. ObjectivesgDefine the past and present legal and regulatory structure and project scenarios, including possible barriers for operating a railway and/or barge service from the U.S. to Cuba; gDevelop a profile of all the key ports in Cuba with emphasis on those that can accommodate railway and/or barge service; gAnalyze Cuba’s transportation infrastructure, including intra-port railway, conditions, port dependency, warehousing facilities and a profile of its tracking and equipment; and gFacilitate information that should allow the user to develop an implementation strategy, including the strategic steps required to obtain pier concessions, privatization or operating controls. AGRICULTURE and foodstuff Industry and MarketsA study of Cuba’s non-sugar agriculture and foodstuff sectors, including productive acreage yields, production facilities, characteristics, constraints, growth patterns and opportunities. ObjectivesgUnderstand the characteristics, seasonality, climatic conditions and soils of Cuba; gAccess information concerning the productive acreage yields, fertilization, use of pesticides, irrigation, drainage, warehousing and related infrastructural issues of the non-sugar agricultural industry; gAnalyze the tropical fruits, citrus fruits, vegetables, grains and crops of the Island, locations, varieties, transportation, volumes, packaging, processing and projections following the opening of trade relationships with the U.S. and other countries in the Hemisphere; gDevelop a profile of Cuba as a market for rice, edible oils, meats, poultry and other products and beverages; and gFacilitate information that would allow the user to make operational and strategic decisions concerning investments. TOURISM OpportunitiesA comprehensive study of Cuba’s hotels, restaurants, entertainment, resorts, and other tourism-related activities. including hospitality, management and training, excursions, receptive and transportation infrastructure, and opportunities and potential. ObjectivesgProvide a comprehensive description of the tourism-related infrastructure, including airports, seaports, resorts, hotels, spas, museums, restaurants and others; gDevelop a profile of Cuba’s tourist sites and natural resources, their accessibility to stage of development, proximity to transportation and potential as attractions; gAnalyze Cuba’s efforts in specialty tourism, such as ecotourism, medical tourism, scuba, hunting, fishing and other specialized sectors; gFacilitate information that would allow the user to make operational and strategic decisions concerning investments. GAMING and Lottery OpportunitiesA study of the characteristics, infrastructure and economic projection for gaming and lottery operations in a new Cuba. ObjectivesgUnderstand the history of gaming and lottery operations in Cuba and its impact on future development for the industry; gGather information concerning existing assets, facilities and manpower that may be obtained or utilized for gaming and lottery operations; gProvide a comprehensive description of the tourism-related infrastructure, including airports, seaports, resorts and hotels and their impact on the future of the gaming industry; gResearch locations of former gaming sites, potential of purchasing and developing such sites, as well as researching new ideal locations and providing information as to construction, development and labor considerations; gDevelop a demographic profile of the populace, including attitudes toward and frequency of gambling, income projection and purchasing power; gAccess information regarding the legal and tax environment regarding gaming and lotteries. To learn more about
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