Leading construction and engineering company, Hammakopp Consortium has said that it is quickly establishing itself as a preferred partner for infrastructure development in Nigeria by putting a strong emphasis on quality, local content development, and innovation.
This reaffirmed its dedication to developing local content by involving its community through participation and subcontracts to increase knowledge and the local economy.
According to Nnamdi Ikejiofor, the Hammakopp Consortium’s Managing Director: “Our competitive edge lies in delivering world-class quality at competitive rates.”
Ikejiofor further went on to say: “By deepening our local content capabilities and investing in cutting-edge technology, we have been able to optimize our operations and provide exceptional value to our clients.”
Rebuilding Savinovo-Umuofor-Bright Street/Nkwo-Umuhu-Ubahuezike Road, building a ship repair facility at Nestoil Abuloma Yard, and the EPIC Development Outstation Accommodation for SPDC are just a few of the noteworthy projects that demonstrate Hammakopp’s track record of successfully completing projects.
Ikejiofor declared that the Nestoil Group subsidiary is dedicated to fostering sustainable knowledge transfer and skill development to strengthen local enterprises and communities.
Continuing, he added: ‘’By engaging local manpower with sub-contracting services, our contribution to job creation and economic growth across our communities is above board.’’
According to him, the company is trying to close the infrastructure gap in the building industry by working with its design partners to create ready-to-sell housing models that are appropriate for low- to middle-class families. He confirmed that PPP and other existing financial models can help achieve this.
He said that although their internal procedures are periodically adjusted to manage and reduce emerging risks, they are aware of the inherent risks associated with the African market and its volatility.
Disclosing: ‘’Our experience and record of past risks are also key contributors to our risk management acumen.’’
He stated to BrandSpur, a local news brand, that future plans include expanding operations into the power industry with an emphasis on solar energy, gas turbines, and other renewable energy sources. He claimed that the corporation is looking into the potential in the agriculture sector through a new subsidiary.
Ikejiofor had this to say: “We are confident in our ability to bridge the infrastructure gap in Nigeria and West Africa.”
Adding: “By partnering with local and international stakeholders, we aim to deliver sustainable and impactful projects that drive economic development.”
