NEC Power & Pumps, in short NEC P&P, is part of the NEC GROUP of companies which is engaged in various engineering activities in Namibia and beyond. Presently there are two major operating companies, NEC STAHL - which is a steel fabricator with strong focus on the mines - and this company, NEC P&P. The NEC Group in turn is owned by the ITTUR group which is the Namibian subsidiary of the Swedish ITTUR AB owned by industrialist Johan Hansen.
Namdeb is a wholly owned subsidiary of Namdeb Holdings (Proprietary) Limited Holdings which is owned in equal shares (50:50) by the Government of the Republic of Namibia and De Beers. Namdeb performs land-based prospecting (exploration), mining and rehabilitation operation and services for Namdeb Holdings. The heart of the operations is along the southwest coast of Namibia with the main land-based operations in Oranjemund and satellite mines near Lüderitz and along the Orange River. Several types of innovative mining techniques are employed to extract diamonds from alluvial deposits of ore bodies. Mining techniques using specialised equipment such as, vacuum extractors, dredgers, floating treatment plants and probe drilling platforms are used to extract the resource.
IndClean was formed in 1999 as a specialist cleaning unit focusing on industrial cleaning using large heavy duty vacuums for dusty floors in warehouses and factories. Since then our cleaning expertise has expanded into removing burnt deposits from bakery doors, fat trap and sump cleaning, steam cleaning of ESKOM generators, fire and flood cleanups for leading companies, steam sanitizing conveyors. Our large industrial steam machines are in constant use for sterilizing mattresses, kitchens, curtain cleaning and upholstery refreshing for offices and hotels as well as degreasing engines, gearboxes and drive trains as well as waterless car washing. Brick, paving, concrete floor and driveway cleaning with our power spinners is in great demand. Roof and attic space removal of bird and rat droppings and other dust infestations is done on site with the heavy duty vacuums. Recent unusual operations have been the transfer of peanuts from one tank to another over 20 meters away, long distance vacuuming of fly ash dust over 100 meters as well as vacuuming of shot blast residuals.
Meatco is Namibia's biggest exporter of prime beef, taking up 80 percent of the local export market. The Company slaughters approximately 120 000 cattle every year and produces more than 27 000 tons of beef annually. It also produces approximately 250 000 wet blue hides and 14 million canned food products every year. All Meatco's abattoirs are HACCP and ISO 9001 accredited and have South African export status. The abattoirs south of the Veterinary Cordon Fence in Windhoek and Okahandja also have European Union export status. Meatco's biggest clients currently are South Africa, the United Kingdom and Norway, although we have penetrated various other European and non-European markets including Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Czechoslovakia, China and Dubai. The Meat Corporation of Namibia was consolidated in the early 1980's from various competing abattoirs and has grown into a strong and well established company since. Locally it is recognised as the cornerstone of the Namibian beef industry. Meatco employees 1'200 highly skilled employees that add significant value to its product and help to reach the company's vision to have the most sought after meat brands in selected markets in the long term interest of its stakeholders.
Manica Goup Namibia has established itself as the leader in the supply chain industry in Southern Africa to ensure that goods, no matter how large or unusual, will be moved from any point of origin to its final destination. It is difficult to imagine the volumes of goods and commodities that are shipped daily from one port to another all over the globe. Even more so the flurry of customs' documentation, cross border regulations and the countless number of people who ensure that cargo reaches its destination.
Lund Consulting Engineers CC verified
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Lund Consulting Engineers CC (LCE) traces its origins back to the establishment of a Windhoek office of the firm Hydroconsults in 1966. As indicated by its name, this firm specialised primarily in water engineering, hydrology and hydraulics, although it also dealt with normal civil engineering works where these were associated with the primary field of activity. Among the first projects tackled by Hydroconsults, was the design and construction supervision of the Ruacana hydro-electric power scheme, which was successfully completed in 1978 and which still provides electrical power to Namibia today. In the past engineering firms were primarily partnerships, and were typically named after the senior partner or all partners. LCE was no exception and progressed through a series of name changes as partners came and went, including Myburg and Partners, Myburg, Lund and Partners, to eventually become Lund Consulting Engineers. Over time, the Firm expanded its activities beyond the core field of water and hydraulic engineering to include general civil and structural engineering and project management. With the Firm's involvement in the water supply sector in Namibia and particularly rural water supply projects, came a specialisation in the field of Community Based Management (CBM) and community-driven infrastructure projects. Following a period of ever increasing cooperation between LCE and Pro-Services, a firm of mechanical engineers, on a variety of projects, the owners of the two firms realised the strategic advantage to be had from amalgamating their resources, as their areas of expertise and experience complimented each other very well. LCE and Pro-Services therefore formed a Joint Venture as of 01 March 2006. Following five years of operation under a Joint Venture, LCE and Pro-Services officially merged on 01 July 2011. This change also did not affect the staff or operations of the Firm in any way, but allows LCE to draw on a wider range of skills and experience and offer clients a more diverse spectrum of services.
IndClean was formed in 1999 as a specialist cleaning unit focusing on industrial cleaning using large heavy duty vacuums for dusty floors in warehouses and factories. Since then our cleaning expertise has expanded into removing burnt deposits from bakery doors, fat trap and sump cleaning, steam cleaning of ESKOM generators, fire and flood cleanups for leading companies, steam sanitizing conveyors. Our large industrial steam machines are in constant use for sterilizing mattresses, kitchens, curtain cleaning and upholstery refreshing for offices and hotels as well as degreasing engines, gearboxes and drive trains as well as waterless car washing. Brick, paving, concrete floor and driveway cleaning with our power spinners is in great demand. Roof and attic space removal of bird and rat droppings and other dust infestations is done on site with the heavy duty vacuums. Recent unusual operations have been the transfer of peanuts from one tank to another over 20 meters away, long distance vacuuming of fly ash dust over 100 meters as well as vacuuming of shot blast residuals.
Car Namibia is a marketplace for vehicles in Namibia. If you are a auto dealer or single individual selling a car in your own personal capacity, then you can post your car on our website for FREE. We feature the most exhaustive catalog of used cars for sale in Namibia, as well as bikes, boats, commercial vehicles, etc.We also feature new cars, dealer listings, a newsletter and the ability to advertise your car for sale for free. Vehicles listed come from dealers all over the country, like Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, Gobabis, Outjo and even Otjiwarongo.
Internationally, Hangana Seafood is associated with quality, innovation, commitment and achievement. Through its consistent quest for excellence, Hangana has earned respect from both consumers and its competitors. As attested by our customers, Hangana's products have one of the highest value and quality ratings in the Southern African Development Community (SADC). Our employment of the Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points (HACCP) system ensures that all our products are fully consumer-friendly, thus conforming to the required international standards on food safety. Hangana Seafood operates a technologically advanced wet fish factory that includes state of the art equipment and software. The land-based factory, with a capacity of between 55 t and 70 t throughput of hake per day - depending on size and product mix - secures employment for approximately 1,200 people, inclusive of all the land-based staff.Hangana Seafood is the owner of eight trawlers and manages three chartered trawlers, with lengths varying from 45 to 55 m and loading capacities of 60 to 80 t for fresh hake H&G (headed & gutted). The fleet is managed by the Fleet Operations Department, which comprises a Fleet Director, a Fleet Operations Manager, and a Technical Superintendent.Hangana Seafood operates a wet-fish factory in Walvis Bay. We have our own jetty, ice plant, processing and storage facilities.The factory is equipped with advanced technology that includes Marel software (which records and monitors production processes like input and yield), an Intelligent Portioning Machine (IPM), an auto plate freezer, and a freezing tunnel for individual quick-frozen (IQF) requirements.
Happy World is a family enterprise with operations in Retailing and Trade Services. In Retailing, the Group operates retail outlets for 'Sony' in Consumer Electronics, and for 'Pizza Hut'. In Trade Services, group operations include Commercial Property, Shipping Agency and Solutions in office equipment.Sony Consumer ElectronicsHappy World is the appointed distributor for Sony Consumer Electronics for more than 30 years. Our policy is to conduct retail sales essentially through our stores. Emphasis is placed on ‘Sony Bravia’, a leading brand in TV sets. Our retail network covers a trade zone from Curepipe to Grand Bay. ‘Happy World Centre’ and ‘Sony World’ are the trade names for our stores.COMMERCIAL PROPERTYLocated in the heart of the financial district, 'Happy World House' is the flagship property. Designed by Tay Kheng Soon of ‘Akitek Tenggara’ in Singapore, the property puts emphasis on an abundance of natural light for better comfort. This is achieved with the aid of a central atrium and the floor-to-ceiling frameless glass panels in offices and shops. Back in 1991, Happy World House was the first to introduce frameless glass panels to Mauritius. In 2011, the property was re-developed to dedicate the upper floors to contemporary, flexible office premises. The ground floor is allocated to retail shops. SHIPPING SERVICESPacific World Shipping Ltd (PWS)'Pacific World Shipping Ltd' provides shipping agency services in Port Louis, Mauritius. This company is an equity joint venture set up with Pacific International Lines, one of the largest ship owners in Asia.DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SERVICESIn collaboration with ‘Ricoh’ office equipment, we implement cost-effective solutions essentially for large and medium size users.