187.5 acres. A 729ft deep-water berth. 2,000,000 sqft of industrial space. The infrastructure Guyana's energy corridor has been waiting for.
A 729-foot reinforced concrete berth on the Berbice River, built for Panamax-class vessels up to 60,000 DWT. The wharf features a 100–150-tonne gantry crane, two 50-tonne mobile harbour cranes, petroleum marine loading arms, and full ISPS port security compliance.
For the first time, O&G operators in Berbice can receive oversized equipment, pipe strings, FPSOcomponents, and bulk cargo directly to their shore base — no truck transfer from a Georgetown port, no logistics delay, no dependency on a competitor's facility.
Every unit is delivered as a triple-net shell — R6 Industries builds and maintains, tenants operate. Units range from full ATEX Zone 1 O&G service bays with 50-tonne overhead cranes to standard commercial warehouses, manufacturing incubator units, and a dedicated technical training institute.
No other industrial estate in Guyana offers this range of specification in one secured, serviced compound with direct deep-water river access.
The BILH Industrial Incubator Programme reserves 11 warehouse units for qualifying manufacturers producing goods Guyana currently imports — concrete, steel, PVC, gypsum board, ceramics, cables, aluminium windows, packaging, and more.
R6 Industries holds no equity in these businesses. The relationship is that of landlord and NNN tenant. BITI — the Berbice Industrial Technical Institute in Unit #40 — trains the workforce these manufacturers need.
An 18.2MW on-site solar system generates clean, cost-effective power for all Hub operations — significantly reducing tenant energy costs versus GPL grid supply and earning carbon credits in the process.
The 71.2-acre Phase 2 reserve is fully enclosed, secured, and serviced by Phase 1 infrastructure. When Guyana's Haimara natural gas pipeline reaches Berbice (~2031), it unlocks energy-intensive manufacturing — fertiliser, glass, cement, petrochemicals — directly on the reserve.
The site sits at the centre of all Stabroek Block onshore activity — the shore base for one of the world's largest deepwater oil discoveries. Direct Berbice River access connects BILH to the Atlantic without road dependency. The Berbice Bridge places the Hub within viable trucking distance of Georgetown.
Anchor tenants are committed. The site is secured. Development is underway. Register your interest to be among the first tenants and partners when BILH opens.