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Namibia Berries operates a blueberry cultivation farm with a focus on promoting sustainability and creating employment opportunities. The company aims to generate jobs primarily for women, aligning its operations with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals. By developing this farm, Namibia Berries contributes to economic development and enhances community well-being through skills training, capacity building, educational facilities, access to health services, and support for commercial initiatives.

Kadila Poultry Farming is a broiler producer and Namibia’s food security provider and reduce the need for imports.

StudentStay provides student accommodation buildings near Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST).

Cherry Irrigation Namibia designs and implements all types of irrigation, automation, and fertigation systems.

Energy Utilities is a developer, owner and operator of solar rooftop and refrigeration plants.

The Mushara Collection offers luxury accommodations at Etosha National Park in Africa.

Erongo Medical Group is a healthcare organization that provides a comprehensive range of services including general, surgical, medical, maternity, and pediatric care. It operates a hospital designed to meet the healthcare needs of an urban community, offering specialized services such as radiology, cataract and refractive lens surgery, as well as treatments for allergies and ear, nose, and throat conditions. By addressing various medical needs, Erongo Medical Group aims to enhance the health and well-being of its patients.

NAMBOB is a funeral service provider. They offer funeral insurance, service, and products. They provide cremation services, burial services, and repatriation of remains. It offers funeral insurance coverage.

Ecotech Namibia is a company that specializes in providing process control solutions across various sectors, including mining and food production. The firm focuses on consulting, as well as selecting and specifying the appropriate plant instruments for its clients. In addition to its consulting services, Ecotech Namibia manufactures a range of process instrumentation devices, such as flow meters, temperature gauges, level meters, and various types of valves, including high-performance, knife gate, and check valves. By offering these products and services, Ecotech Namibia helps clients enhance the efficiency and reliability of their production processes.

Heat Exchange Products specializes in water management solutions, offering a variety of water treatment products and services tailored to municipal, industrial, agriculture, fishing, bulk water, and mining sectors. The company designs, manufactures, and installs a comprehensive range of water treatment and purification systems, as well as heat transfer equipment. By utilizing specialized non-commoditized chemicals, Heat Exchange Products ensures that its clients benefit from reliable, efficient, and cost-effective technological solutions that are designed for long-term use.

Panel to Panel is a manufacturer based in Namibia that specializes in insulated panels and IBR roofing. The company produces modular panels tailored for various applications, including freezer rooms, sterile environments, and prefabricated housing. Their product range includes expandable polystyrene, glass door chillers, roof sheeting, as well as doors and windows. By offering customizable insulated panels, Panel to Panel aims to meet the specific needs and specifications of its clients in the construction and refrigeration sectors.

SON KIM LAND is an investment and development company that develops people with empowerment culture as career-oriented individuals. The company creates an environment where people with integrity, leadership, and commitment work together as a team to achieve a vision. The company recruits capable employees, encourage, and support the continuous development of the skills and knowledge, and motivate to produce results. SON KIM LAND was founded on 1993 and is headquartered in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

The Welwitschia School for Integrated learning made its humble beginning in January 2001 as the Eduhelp Remedial School, an extension of the services of the Eduhelp Learning Centre. The initial school was a joint venture by Magda Swanepoel and Fransette Vollgraaff to assist learners with learning difficulties to improve their academic performance so as to either stay in, or return to, mainstream education. Having converted an old house in Eros into a school, The Eduhelp Remedial School initially had 11 learners in Grades 2 to 7, headed by Ms M. Swanepoel, with Ms F. Vollgraaff and C. de Barros as the first full-time teachers. Driven by their passion to provide education to learners who would otherwise not have had such opportunities, they inspired the philosophy which today still is the mission of the Welwitschia School for Integrated learning. In fulfilling its mission to afford every learner an opportunity to achieve as high a standard of education as possible, irrespective of their age, gender, ethnicity, barriers to learning, attainment and background, the Welwitschia School for Integrated Learning was registered as an independent Private Company (Section 21), in January 2009. The investment from Eos necessitates a conversion to a “for profit” company as the basis for a fully functional private school. While Welwitschia School offers mainstream Namibian Curriculum education to learners in grades 1-12, it is unique in that it specializes on overcoming barriers to learning for children with amongst others, dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, and epilepsy. Our school creates a safe and enabling environment that allows each learner to complete his or her school career and achieve as high a standard as he or she possibly can, irrespective of their particular learning barriers. With our philosophy that every child matters, we have embarked upon an ambitious journey to expand our school to accommodate 700 learners in a world-class facility that is well equipped to overcome barriers to learning and unlock the full potential of each learner. As assisted education of this nature requires significant investment, we herewith invite potential partners to make an investment that will not only secure the future of a child, but offer a reward like no other. The school recently moved to Brakwater as part of their growth plan, which includes expansion to accomodate up to 700 pupils, hostel facilities for 140 pupals and a Vocational Training Centre (VTC). The VTC will provide career path entry points for pupils from the school

Fabupharm operates as a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant in Namibia and produces a range of products including paracetamol, antibiotics, vitamin supplements, and sunscreen. Fabupharm is a local pharmaceutical manufacturing company that strives to improve people's lives (health and well-being) with trusted Namibian products.

Elso Holdings, founded in 1956, is a prominent manufacturer in Namibia specializing in biodegradable soaps, sanitary paper, and cleaning equipment. The company operates primarily within the fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and cleaning equipment sectors, catering to both the Retail and Away from Home markets. As one of the few local manufacturers of consumer products in Namibia, Elso offers a range of branded and private label products to large retailers and local resellers. The company is committed to producing non-toxic, eco-friendly cleaning liquids and powders that enhance the quality of life for its clients, which include wholesalers, retailers, guesthouses, hotels, businesses, and government ministries. Elso Holdings is recognized as a key player in supporting the industrialization efforts in Namibia.