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| Sudan’s Leading Construction Firm, Pioneering Value Engineering in Sudan |
| Welcome to the exciting and newly launched website for Sadig Construction Co. Ltd |
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| About sadig international |
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Sadig International was founded in 1970 as a family owned business trading in imported spare parts for trucks; Sadig Intl. today, is one of Sudan’s most established and profitable enterprises - providing the Sudanese market with a impressive choice of services divided into 5 main groups: Spare Parts, Building Materials, Distribution, Trading, Banking & Insurance. |
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| Sadig International’s business vision is to become equated with the highest levels of quality service and product provision locally, regionally and globally. |
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| Sadig International has continued to succeed in achieving this vision through the establishment of several affiliate companies, namely: El-Seref Hotels & Tourism, Oilfield Supply Centre and Totiel Roads & Bridges, (Hyperlink to Website) each engaged in large scale projects in association with partners from national and regional public and private sector entities. |
| About sudan |
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Sudan is currently boasts the third largest economic growth rate in the world, with an anticipated growth of 10.7% in 2007. The country’s recent oil boom as well as its increasing political stability has led to a sudden and notable rise in business within the construction sector.
Sudan has a long tradition of construction & engineering; however, with the forecasted growth of GDP over the next decade, demand within the construction sector is anticipated to grow at a much faster pace. Internationally, there is enhanced recognition of business opportunity in Sudan. Construction firms from all over the world have set up stalls at the Khartoum International Fair and for the past few years, have been convening at the Sudan International Construction Materials, Building Technology & Equipment Fair. Most of these companies have been contracted by public and private sector actors in various Sudan based projects including residential complexes, office buildings, bridges and hospitals.
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