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The Infrastructure Industry in Mozambique 2015

Carole Veitch | Mozambique | 21 September 2015

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R 1 900.00(ZAR) estimated $ 120.93 (USD)*

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With projects totalling almost US$30bn in the pipeline or in the process of being rolled out, business in the construction sector is booming...

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This report focuses on the building and construction sector in the Republic of Mozambique. The former Portuguese colony, which, in June 2015, celebrated 40 years of independence, currently finds itself in the midst of a renaissance as it endeavours to rebuild its battle-scarred economy.

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1.	INTRODUCTION	1
2.	DESCRIPTION	1
2.1.	Supply Chain	2
2.2.	Geographic Position	3
2.2.1.	Key Cities and Regions	4
3.	SIZE OF THE INDUSTRY	5
3.1.	Key Indigenous and Foreign Players	6
4.	STATE OF THE INDUSTRY	18
4.1.	Local	18
4.1.1.	Corporate Actions	21
4.1.2.	Regulations	22
4.1.3.	Opportunities for the Construction Industry	23
4.1.3.1.	Transport	24
4.1.3.2.	Energy/Power	28
4.1.3.3.	Water Supply and Treatment	29
4.1.3.4.	Healthcare	30
4.1.3.5.	Education	30
4.1.3.6.	Telecommunications	31
4.1.3.7.	Residential Building	31
4.1.3.8.	Commercial	32
4.1.3.9.	Retail	33
4.1.3.10.	Hotels and Tourism	33
4.1.3.11.	Mining and Industrial	34
4.2.	Continental	35
4.3.	International	39
5.	INFLUENCING FACTORS	41
5.1.	Economic Environment	41
5.1.1.	General	41
5.1.2.	Effects on the Construction Sector	44
5.2.	Socio-Political and Socio-Economic Environment	44
5.3.	Infrastructure Deficit	45
5.3.1.	Government Infrastructure Programme Spend	46
5.3.2.	Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)	46
5.3.3.	Private Sector Investment	46
5.3.4.	Public-Private Partnerships	47
5.4.	Urbanisation	47
5.5.	Local Content	47
5.6.	Corruption	48
5.7.	Construction Equipment and Materials: Capacity, Quality and Security of Supply	48
5.8.	Input Costs	50
5.9.	Cyclicality	51
5.10.	Health and Safety Concerns	51
5.11.	Technology	51
5.12.	Labour Resources	52
5.12.1.	Training and Skills Development	53
5.12.2.	Licensing	53
5.12.3.	Skills Shortages	53
5.12.4.	Opportunities for Foreign Professionals	54
5.13.	Environmental Concerns	54
6.	COMPETITION	56
6.1.	Barriers to Entry	56
6.2.	Public Procurement and the Tendering Process	57
6.3.	Research & Development (R&D) and Innovation	57
6.3.1.	Research and Development (R&D)	57
6.3.2.	Innovation	58
7.	SWOT ANALYSIS	59
8.	OUTLOOK	60
8.1.	Construction Industry Forecast	60
8.2.	Macroeconomic Outlook	60
8.3.	Political Outlook	60
9.	INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS	61
10.	REFERENCES	61
10.1.	Publications	61
10.2.	Websites	62
	APPENDIX 1	64
	Investment Opportunities in the Mozambican Construction Sector	64
	COMPANY PROFILES	66
	AECOM TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION	66
	ANHUI FOREIGN ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION (GROUP) CO LTD	69
	AURECON MOZAMBIQUE LDA	70
	AVENG GRINAKER-LTA MOZAMBIQUE LDA	72
	BASIL READ HOLDINGS LTD	74
	BECHTEL CORPORATION	81
	BRITALAR - SOCIEDADE DE CONSTRUCOES SA	83
	CAMARGO CORREA MOZAMBIQUE LDA	84
	CETA CONSTRUCAO E SERVICOS SA	86
	CHINA ROAD & BRIDGE CORPORATION	88
	CLM CIVIL CONTRACTORS MOZAMBIQUE LDA	90
	CMC AFRICA AUSTRAL LDA	92
	CONSTRUCOES JJR & FILHOS MOZAMBIQUES LDA	94
	GABRIEL COUTO MOZAMBIQUE SARL	96
	INGEROP MOZAMBIQUE LDA	98
	ITALIAN-THAI DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC COMPANY LTD	100
	KENTZ ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS LDA	105
	MOTA-ENGIL ENGENHARIA E CONSTRUCAO SA	107
	MURRAY & ROBERTS HOLDINGS LTD	109
	NCC MOZAMBIQUE LDA	113
	ODEBRECHT SA	115
	OPWAY ENGENHARIA SOCIEDADE DE CONSTRUCOES MOZAMBIQUE	117
	PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO LTD	119
	PROCONSTROI MOZAMBIQUE LDA	123
	SOARES DA COSTA MOZAMBIQUE SARL	125
	STEFANUTTI STOCKS MOZAMBIQUE LDA	127
	VM CONSTRUCTION	129
	WILSON BAYLY HOLMES-OVCON LTD	130