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Project development opportunities in Africa

ByKen.Kabaki

NAIROBI, KENYA — Themis Investments Limited (TIL) is looking to partner with experienced Engineering, Consulting and Manufacturing firms to provide Technical Assistance for Infrastructure projects in several countries in Africa.  TIL currently has project opportunities in the following sectors:

  • Water & Sewer Infrastructure (Dams, Treatment Plants etc)
  • Port & Airport Development
  • Transportation (Rail, Bridge, Roadway)
  • Power Generation (Hydro, Wind, Solar)

TIL is a diversified holding company with interests in https://directory.engineeringdaily.net/home/companies/manufacturing, Procurement, Banking, Real Estate, Private Equity, Technology and Tourism. The company was founded in 1985 to provide customized equipment and technical assistance to the manufacturing and government sectors in Kenya. In the last 20 years, TIL has fulfilled numerous private and government procurement requirements for several African countries, including, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Malawi, and Ghana.

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