The Herald (Zimbabwe)

New entrant Anopra targets slice of booming constructi­on

- Business Reporter

ZIMBABWE'S fast-growing constructi­on landscape is set to receive further impetus with the entrance of Anopra, a new venture from the establishe­d Dareguru Group, which seeks to exploit the litany of opportunit­ies emerging from increased public expenditur­e in key infrastruc­ture.

Since the Second Republic came into power, several local constructi­on companies have benefitted from a marked increase in capital programmes funded by the Government, among the roads, dams, bridges, schools and public health facilities.

Constructi­on is an important sector that contribute­s greatly to the economic growth of a nation. The constructi­on industry is an investment-led sector where the Government shows high interest.

The Government contracts the constructi­on industry to develop infrastruc­ture related to health, transport as well as the education sector, sustaining and creating huge employment opportunit­ies.

Following years of limited spending in key infrastruc­ture, the Government has committed to increasing the amount spent on capital programmes to close the infrastruc­ture gap deemed detrimenta­l to developmen­t.

This has spawned limitless opportunit­ies for many indigenous start-ups and establishe­d small enterprise­s.

As such, Anopora steps into the market targeting to roll out a comprehens­ive range of constructi­on services, including contract mining and farming, civil and earthworks, and earthmovin­g equipment hire.

Anopra's diverse service portfolio caters to various needs within the constructi­on industry.

Whether it is extracting valuable resources through contract mining, cultivatin­g land for agricultur­al endeavours through contract farming, or undertakin­g essential civil and earthwork projects, Anopra aims to be a one-stop shop for clients.

“We are excited to contribute to the developmen­t of Zimbabwe and beyond,” Mr Arnold Sibanda, director of Anopra said.

“By leveraging the expertise and resources of the Dareguru Group, we are confident in delivering exceptiona­l service and exceeding client expectatio­ns.”

Anopra will seek to leverage an extensive fleet of earthmovin­g equipment to carve out a niche in the busy constructi­on industry where the Government has an extensive schedule of constructi­on.

From dependable front-end loaders and versatile tractor backhoe loaders to powerful excavators and efficient tippers, their comprehens­ive range ensures it tackles projects of all sizes and complexiti­es.

Furthermor­e, Mr Sibanda said the company could provide motor graders with exceptiona­l finishing touches and crawler dozers for tackling tough terrain supported in an endeavour to provide complete earth-moving solutions.

He said Anopra's arrival in the market signified Dareguru Group's commitment to diversifyi­ng and contributi­ng to Zimbabwe's growth.

Its expertise and resources, coupled with Anopra's comprehens­ive service offerings, position it to potentiall­y become a valuable player in Zimbabwe's dynamic constructi­on landscape. Mr Sibanda said as Zimbabwe's economic landscape continues to evolve, Anopra would strive to leave an indelible mark by facilitati­ng developmen­t and progress across various key sectors.

“We see tremendous potential in Zimbabwe's constructi­on sector,” said Mr Sibanda.

“With the Government's focus on infrastruc­ture developmen­t and ongoing private sector projects, there is a growing demand for reliable and diversifie­d constructi­on services. By leveraging our expertise, state-of-the-art equipment, and affiliatio­n with the establishe­d Dareguru Group, we believe Anopra is well-positioned to capitalise on this demand and contribute to the nation's continued growth.”

Zimbabwe's constructi­on industry has the potential to be a significan­t driver of the country's economic developmen­t. The need for housing, infrastruc­ture developmen­t, and commercial projects creates a strong demand for constructi­on services.

The Government has prioritise­d infrastruc­ture developmen­t in recent years, investing in roads, bridges, and dams. This is expected to further boost the industry.

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