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Our organization is passionately committed to the pursuit of a better world through positive change. We embrace your visions as our own and partner with you to develop better ideas that are smarter, more efficient, and innovative. Our global network of 10,000 professionals work on the world’s toughest challenges. Our corporate roots extend back more than a hundred years, and our experience spans over 150 countries around the world in the metals, energy, infrastructure, digital, and investments market sectors. We are employee-owned and independent—free to bring our best thinking to your business. Our exceptional, diverse teams combine vast engineering and business knowledge, working in partnership with our clients to develop market strategies, manage and optimize production, develop new game-changing technologies, and design and deliver complex capital projects. We work closely with the communities in which we serve to ensure that our solutions optimize environmental protection, economic prosperity, and cultural vibrancy. We want their businesses, ecosystems, and communities to thrive, both now and into the future. Our people are passionate about our corporate purpose and values. We believe in long-term relationships with our partners, and are committed to our clients’ lasting success. We are “entrepreneurs with a technical soul.”

Today we are one of the largest construction companies in Southern Africa and listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. At WBHO, we follow a culture of safety, quality and reliability. The driving force behind WBHO is a core of dedicated, hands-on management professionals whose experience spans decades of major construction projects across Africa, Australia and the United Kingdom. Our activities cover the full construction spectrum and are divided into three main operating divisions – Building Construction, Civil Engineering and Roads and Earthworks. Rated The Most Empowered Company on the JSE in 2019, we pride ourselves on being a company that strives to empower as many stakeholders as possible throughout the construction value chain.

CONCOR – THE DEPTH AND EXPERIENCE TO DELIVER Agility, flexibility and an innate evolutionary mindset has seen diversified infrastructure construction company Concor adapt to meet the changing times. As a leading black-owned company, Concor is committed to the ongoing delivery of sustainable infrastructure, building and opencast mining projects enabling economic and social development across the region. This Level 1 B-BBEE business has core competencies in infrastructure development, building, property development and opencast mining. Through a unique combination of engineering, construction and design disciplines and expertise, Concor delivers world class infrastructure solutions to customers and stakeholders, leveraging this competence and expertise to deliver major projects in both rural and urban settings. With a 120-year legacy, Concor has delivered numerous infrastructure, building and opencast mining projects across the region. These include iconic projects like the Bloukrans Bridge in the Eastern Cape, The Huguenot Tunnel, the Braamhoek/Bedford dams as part of the Ingula Pumped Storage Scheme in KZN, the Portside Building in Cape Town, Melrose Arch Precinct, Menlyn Shopping Centre, Embassy Towers, Gautrain, Jubilee Hospital in Hammanskraal, Oxford Parks Precinct, Blinkwater Tailings Storage Facility at Mogalakwena and more than ten wind farms across South Africa. Current contracts include the iconic Msikaba Bridge project in the Eastern Cape and the Conradie Parks development in the Western Cape. Concor’s operating model based on streamlined methodologies with direct reporting lines to management offers a bird’s eye view of the entire business ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, safely and at the highest quality. A focused commitment to economic transformation has seen Concor invest significantly in the upliftment of communities where projects are undertaken as well as skills development, training and mentoring of its own people.