The Berbice Industrial & Logistics Hub. A 187.5-acre deep-water port and industrial estate — built for the energy corridor of the world's fastest-growing economy.
Every ExxonMobil supply vessel. Every SLB service operation. Every offshore crew rotation. Every equipment overhaul. All of it needs a world-class industrial base on Berbice's riverfront — and none of that infrastructure exists at scale today.
BILH is built to fill that gap. A deep-water port, 60 industrial units, a manufacturing cluster, and an 18.2MW solar array — the most significant infrastructure project in Berbice's history, purpose-built for the energy corridor that is reshaping South America's economic landscape.
See the full project →R6 Industries Inc. is a purpose-built industrial property developer within the Scientia Group — a Caribbean group with deep roots in surveying, GIS, construction, and infrastructure development across Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana.
We build, own, and operate. Our triple-net landlord model means we carry the building — our tenants carry the operations. We don't take equity in businesses. We build infrastructure they need and lease it.
Six distinct service categories — each designed around the real-world needs of the tenants operating in Guyana's energy economy.
ATEX Zone 1 rated premium bays with 50-tonne overhead cranes, drive-through access, HSSE facilities, and full hazardous area classification — purpose-built for O&G operators.
A 729-foot deep-water berth on the Berbice River. Panamax-class vessel capability. 100–150-tonne gantry crane. Petroleum loading arms. Full ISPS security compliance.
Standard commercial units from 25,000 to 50,000 sqft. Triple-net leases. 9–12m clear eaves. Multiple loading docks. Full fire and electrical services included.
11 incubator units under the BILH Industrial Incubator Programme — for manufacturers producing concrete, steel, PVC, ceramics, cables, and other goods Guyana currently imports.
Reefer container bays, cold storage loading facilities, and direct wharf access for agricultural export — aligned to the Vice President's 62,000-acre Berbice agro-industrial programme.
18.2MW of on-site solar PV supplies reliable, cost-effective power to all Hub operations. Shore power connections to berthed vessels. Energy security independent of GPL grid.
BILH is in active development. Anchor tenant commitments are in place. The site is secured. Register your interest now to be among the first tenants, partners, and investors at the table.
From direct employment to local manufacturing to skills development — the ripple effects of BILH extend far beyond the 187.5-acre site.
Permanent employment across port operations, warehouse management, manufacturing, security, maintenance, and site services — prioritising Guyanese nationals.
The BILH Incubator Programme supports 16 manufacturers producing goods Guyana currently imports — reducing dependence on foreign supply chains.
The Berbice Industrial Technical Institute trains workers directly for Hub operations — in welding, CNC, electrical, concrete production, and port operations.
BILH is purpose-built to fulfil the obligations of Guyana's Local Content Act — providing the onshore infrastructure O&G operators are required to use.
A deep-water port in Berbice fundamentally changes the economic geography of Guyana's east — creating the region's first world-class industrial hub.
A 71.2-acre reserve is fully serviced and secured for future phases — data centres, petrochemical processing, agro-industrial campus, and more warehousing.
Whether you're a tenant, partner, or investor — the conversation starts here.
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