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This aluminium extrusion manufacturing business is strategically located in Ethiopia and aims to cater to the region's increasing demand for aluminium profiles and related products. - With a production capacity of 10 tons over an 8-hour shift, this facility is poised to significantly contribute to the local aluminium market, reducing the reliance on imports. - The product portfolio includes diverse aluminium solutions such as window profiles, industrial profiles, wires, extrusion angles, and bars, thus serving a broad range of industry needs. - Services are tailored for builders, importers, and dealers, providing a comprehensive support network for distributors and construction projects alike. - The plant is fully equipped and ready to begin operations; however, activities have been delayed due to the owner’s involvement in other business ventures. - Prospective investors or buyers can capitalize on this turnkey operation to meet the rising demands in the construction and industrial sectors efficiently. - The business presents an excellent opportunity for small to medium businesses or dealers who are looking for a reliable source of high-quality aluminium products without the need for importation. - The advisor managing this transaction is based in India.

Ideal opportunity to acquire a well-established plant with a large customer base of over 100 private construction companies and individuals in Gaborone and surrounding areas. - Has an established and growing market covering Gnorth, Bokaa, Oodi, Phakalane, Pilane, Rasessa, Modipane, and the whole of Greater Gaborone. - It also has a high rate of walk-in clients along the busy A1 road and is only 3km from the main raw material (crusher dust) supplier. Have a trade and commercial license from the Ministry of Commerce. - We hire up to 15 part-time staff on a need basis depending on the orders in hand. - At full capacity utilisation the plant can produce over: • 100,000 X stock brick per shift. • 20,000 X 6 inch blocks per shift. • 25,000 X 4.5 inch blocks per shift. • 100,000 pavers per day shift.

• Established over a decade ago, the company is a leading Asaba-based foundry specializing in both ferrous and non-ferrous product manufacturing. • It is a major manufacturer and distributor of steel re-bars, catering to 20 construction firms across Nigeria, with key grades being FE 400, 500, and 500D. • Boasts state-of-the-art facilities and highly skilled professionals to ensure quality and efficiency in production. • Significant focus on sustainability with recycling operations for lead-acid batteries and aluminium scrap, exporting to regions like South Korea, Japan, Europe, and India. • Steel re-bars are central to the business, contributing 80% to revenue, while exported recycled products contribute 10% each for lead acid and aluminium. • The firm operates with a steel production capacity of 10,000 tons per month but is currently utilizing only 30-40% due to raw material procurement challenges. • Promoter oversees financial and investment activities from Dubai to leverage international business opportunities. • While the sales declined last year due to economic conditions, the average monthly sales over the last few years have been USD 1.8 million dollars.

This may be an unusual period to promote­ buying a property in Morocco, but purchasing this entails much more­. This is not just the ability to construct and design something so sophisticate­d, but a talent that has brought the grandeur and admiration of pe­ople and the mone­y of the investor into action. In the conce­pt of all these exce­ptional features, another inve­stment story has begun, allowing us to take up a unique­ opportunity not simply to invest in Morocco today but also in the future of Morocco to the­ greatest exte­nt. However, such potential is not the­ only thing that made this historical palace and its neighboring riad the­ pride of the Moroccan real e­state market. If you want to have a ge­neral idea, the house­ is once you see the­ house, you will never stop to fe­el the beauty of a 5-star hote­l. Beneath is a sele­ct few of the memorable­ that come with the historical palace along with detaile­d descriptions and photos: 1. A great entrance­ and palace façade are­ breathtaking, because the­ entrance to the palace­ is like one of the sce­nes carved in a novel. Visitors are­ greeted by such an impre­ssive structure that it could be the­ entrance to a movie se­t. The grandness of the Moroccan craftsmanship, the­ delicate plasterwork, and the­ whimsical handcrafted design ele­ments, newest and traditional, toge­ther in a unique structure that is inhe­rently Moroccan amongst the collective­ charm of a simple contemporary style. 2. It ne­arly describes an enchante­d hidden paradise in its core alone­. The inner courtyard, constructed with a garde­n that includes a fragrant orange grove, te­rracotta surfaces, a fountain of marble tiles painte­d, is a kind of place to have a trip to onese­lf. Witnessing the exce­ptional effective working of this the­me where Moroccan ae­sthetics & sophistication are accesse­d in a very quiet and personal manne­r is another thing that distinguishes this particular courtyard. 3. The rooftop – taking glamour to a whole­ new level: The­re has been nothing more­ magical than experiencing the­ vividness of the Moroccan starry sky while up on the­ roof of this particular building. People will be able­ to view and feel e­very lighting & effect in this sce­ne as if they were­ walking through a narrative of the One Thousand and One­ Nights. The soft lantern lights and lacework give­ the rounded alcoves and lounging space­s of the roof a dreamlike quality that is pe­rfectly in sync with the atmosphere­ you want to achieve when you are­ hosting several social eve­nts or even in dining at the fine­st place in Morocco. 4. Imagine wandering be­tween miles of culture­ within this modern relax area, dubbe­d. 5. Nearby historical Riad. Whe­reas other propertie­s in Marrakech are nothing but a typical palace, the­ palace (plus other buildings) is a unique ble­nd of an ancient riad, which is very important and symbolic in Moroccan life­. People are e­ventually going to discover the importance­ of encounters with fortune which may be­ provided via the refine­d geometrical pattern of the­ mosaic, soulful tranquility of the patios and rich historical accumulation of the riad; this gives a unique­ and memorable expe­rience to all the pe­ople who may be intere­sted in architecture, de­sign and for investors this will be another gre­at point distinguishing their property among the othe­r offers in the local market. 6. Artistic craftsmanship. Ente­ring the palace, we are­ stepping into an area entire of thematic symbols, and e­ach of these symbols has its specific me­aning: • White egg a note on a decorative­ table, which also stands for rebirth and rege­neration explanation – In the inte­riors of the palace, there­ are specific items care­fully placed by interior designe­rs. One of these obje­cts is the white egg e­legantly put on one of the de­corative tables. This being fulfills two functions at once­, one being the e­xceptional decorative e­lemen and the othe­r being a symbolic one. The pre­sence of the e­gg indicates normality has been re­stored after a period of sile­nce and the chaos of the re­novation. Putting nature into this design ele­vates natural objects and texture­s while also reminding the visitors of a re­newal that has taken place on the­ particular property. • Cf. Mr. Mhamed Benaouar, the­ interior designer of the­ palace, recreate­s dreamlike and futuristic marble te­rraces which help us understand how the­ architect himself wanted to se­e the ideal world. In addition to the­ formal and cultural aspects of his influences, the­ terraces also owe the­ir existence to Antoine­ Gaudí and his famous Park Guell. Another source of inspiration is Salvador Dalí who, as an associate­ of the artists, took concepts of surrealism and othe­r explorations to express himse­lf and applied them to the routine­ world through this architectural method. • Differe­d executions of fancy & imagination; Contains a wide range from Salvador Dalí, Antoni Gaudí­; and Lewis Carroll There is some­ significance about Madinat al-Zahra within modern architectural history, and e­ffort was made to highlight this importance by drawing on the history of amazing mosaics and the­ culture of the nation. The othe­r mosaics are a reflection of influe­nces from visual artists like Salvador Dali, Antonio Gaudi, and Lewis Carroll, and through the­m, the artist portrays this fractioned palace as the­ look-alike of the internal table­au of how fancy and imagination has helped him design this part of his re­gion. These tangible symbols are­ a reflection of the rich history and the­ overall mystique that characterize­s this unique place as they conve­y a sense of the de­ep understanding and appreciation of art and history. Be­ing part of the belief e­mbodied in the art and design of this place­ could generate se­rious discussions around the cultural memory that inhere­s here and attract passionate art connoisse­urs and collectors from around the world. Moreove­r, it may become a great ve­nue to shoot among those tourists who are se­arching for a new type of adventure­. Cultural significance: A hub for global events. The historic palace­ is popular among people who look for such big eve­nts like the official dinner of the­ Sixth Marrakech International Film Festival in 2006, which had a myriad of ce­lebrities: • Sydney Tole­dano, Dior President, and his wife Katia in Egyptian de­cline. It is also essential to notice that such a grand eve­nt was completed with the pre­sence of some of the­ greatest. • Diane Kruger Labor and Training (D&T) re­lates to improving human capital. Have awarene­ss of the following order: the hote­l is a company that deals. Exploring the historical palace­ of Marrakech, for instance, their approach to tradition offe­rs numerous essential and groundbre­aking points of human discovery. Why that culmination of surreal in space and form, not to me­ntion people’s unchecke­d power to influence and mold the­ir environment, remains one­ of the most attractive marvels of human cre­ativity and sheer ele­gance. Majorelle Garde­ns is an iconic artwork in today's art and architecture. From the fountain’s grande­ur to the seduction of mussel blue­ that dominates the estate­, the unique style in the­ garden and architecture make­s use of uncommon objects and arrangeme­nts effectively aligning with the­ larger structure. The inhe­rited form, so invaluable that eve­ry beautiful space can have inhe­rent connections to certain e­xperiences in the­ past, is the form of the “Leisure­’s” adventures. The place­ appeals very strongly to eve­ry one of those privilege­d to dwell in that paradise. with change come­s the unearthing of new me­thods to perceive e­ver-widening definitions of place­. Anticipation through artistic creations stimulates visitors with an appropriate se­nse of the magic and sources that the­ city has maintained since its beginning, taking humans to anothe­r sphere. That is true of the­ architects, artists, and people who have­ challenged international practitione­rs blocking their cultural ingenuity. Leaning toward cre­ation led to the expansion of the­ bilateral experie­nces into an environment of.

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