Africa’s construction industry has witnessed a significant rise in indigenous companies demonstrating innovation, sustainability, and a commitment to solving the continent’s infrastructure challenges. Among the leading firms recently making waves are South Africa’s WBHO Construction, Kenya’s Epco Builders, and Nigeria’s Julius Berger Nigeria PLC.
South Africa’s WBHO Construction
WBHO Construction, based in South Africa, stands out as a major player in Africa’s construction landscape. With a reputation for handling large-scale projects, the company has delivered numerous landmark developments across the continent, including highways, airports, and residential complexes. WBHO’s focus on integrating sustainability into its projects has bolstered its reputation, making it a model for green construction.
Kenya’s Epco Builders
Kenya’s Epco Builders has earned its place as a key player in the East African region. Known for its role in residential and commercial construction, Epco Builders is celebrated for its focus on local workforce development and utilization of locally sourced materials. The company’s recent work in delivering affordable housing projects has contributed significantly to addressing Kenya’s housing deficit.
Nigeria’s Julius Berger Nigeria PLC.
Julius Berger Nigeria PLC, one of Nigeria’s oldest construction companies, continues to be a trailblazer. Renowned for its engineering expertise and consistency in delivering high-quality projects, the company has undertaken numerous
Source : Africa Housing Show 2025 Research Team
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