SAFCOL (South African Forestry Company Limited) is the third largest state-owned company in South Africa, under the department of Public Enterprises (DPE), primarily involved in the forestry industry with operations in Limpopo, Mpumalanga, KwaZulu-Natal, as well as in the southern half (Manica and Sofala provinces) of Mozambique.
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Identify and analyse new business opportunities and industry trends.
Conduct feasibility studies and present business cases for approval.
Develop a pipeline of opportunities and ensue that it is updated on a regular
Develop and implement medium- and long-term strategic plans.
Align business development strategies with revenue growth targets.
Monitor industry developments and operational improvement requirements.
Oversee identification, assessment, and formalisation of strategic partnerships.
Support the end-to-end opportunity lifecycle by sourcing targets, performing due diligence, and developing term sheets and other applicable agreements.
Develop financial models tdemonstrate the return on investment of partnerships, including revenue synergies, and cost implications.
Support market expansion through acquisitions and partnerships.
Build and maintain long-term partner relationships.
Represent SAFCOL at relevant industry events.
Oversee partnership project lifecycles and related documentation.
Collaborate with Supply Chain on sourcing of strategic partners.
Negotiate partnership terms within applicable internal policies and other legal frameworks.
Conduct quantitative and qualitative analysis of market trends, total addressable market (TAM), and competitive landscapes.
Monitor and analyse global and domestic commodity markets.
Provide insights intmarket drivers impacting SAFCOL.
Analyse and report timber-related statistics.
Monitor industry trends, regulatory changes, and competitor movements tidentify potential risks and opportunities for SAFCOL.
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