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Afreximbank African Trade Centre (AATC)
Afreximbank's landmark twin office towers in central Abuja
About the project
The Afreximbank African Trade Centre (AATC) in Abuja is a landmark business complex developed by the African Export-Import Bank in the Central Business District of Nigeria's capital. The project comprises two modern, elegant, interconnected nine-storey towers built on 4th Avenue, near the Ministry of Finance. Delivered at a cost of around USD 120 million (close to NGN 195 billion) after 41 months of construction, the centre was commissioned on 10 April 2025 by President Bola Tinubu. It is the first in a planned network of six AATCs across the continent, with sites announced in Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt and Zimbabwe among others. These complexes are intended to house Afreximbank's trade capabilities and give economic actors access to integrated services, strategic data and networking spaces to boost intra-African trade. The Italian-Nigerian firm Cappa & D'Alberto Plc served as main contractor, working to designs by SVA International.
- Two interconnected nine-storey office towers
- Investment of about USD 120M (~NGN 195bn)
- Commissioned in April 2025 by President Tinubu
- First of six planned AATCs across Africa
- Built by Cappa & D'Alberto, architect SVA International
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Location & surroundings
Plot 1573, 4th Avenue, Central Business District, off Ralph Sodeinde Street, Abuja, FCT
The Central Business District is Abuja's administrative and financial core, home to ministries, bank headquarters and institutions.
- Ministry of Finance0.2 km
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