This past month, in May, the Mexican government announced the reactivation of a huge project for developing Baja California for U.S. tourists and vacationers. The first step in this project is to complete the Port of Santa Rosaliita to make the area dock-ready for cruise ships.
This is only the first stage of an enormous undertaking to create what they call the "Escalara Nautica" (Nautical Ladder) to provide stops for tourists from California down along the pacific coast of the Baja Peninsula, and further development of ports and marinas all the way around the peninsula and up through the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California).
This diagram shows the plan that was first conceived over 20 years ago:
Work began several years ago but was then halted after the U.S. market slowdown from the housing crisis in 2008/2009 that gave a dimmer outlook for near-term economic benefits (politicians and industry narrowed their view to the very short-term).
There is no question that the Mexican government is very interested in developing the Baja Peninsula in large scale. The Mexican government sees the Baja Peninsula as a huge untapped national asset that can be used to generate enormous revenue for the country - from it's largest and closest market: U.S. companies and consumers in various markets/industries. It's all about location, and Baja California is closer by air AND land to U.S. markets than it is to any sizeable market (in any industry) in Mexico.
Jan has played this game before (development, construction and sales of 500 properties in Spain), and now he's grabbed ahold of this tremendous opportunity for ProGreen Properties - in the right place at the right time!
It's hard to believe PGEI currently has a market cap of only ~$1.5M, but it's great to see things already going our way for a very bright future!
PGEI has 0 toxic debt (i.e. 0 toxic dilution) and recently announced joint venture agreements for control of (and development of) land in Baja totaling 13,900 acres (21.7 sq miles, or 1.5x the size of the city of Naples, Florida).
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