DUBAI-BASED multinational Bluefin Gold Group (BGG) is set to open its doors in Zimbabwe by the end of this month, marking a significant step towards the advancement of infrastructural development, smart technologies and artificial intelligence (AI) in the country.
BGG specialises in large-scale infrastructural projects and smart technology-driven investments, partnering governments and businesses across several countries.
The company’s expansion into Zimbabwe highlights its commitment to fostering innovation and sustainable development on the African continent.
Charles Nyabaya and Jacques Ludik, executive directors and shareholders of BGG, expressed enthusiasm about the company’s new venture.
“We are excited to announce that BGG will be establishing operations in Zimbabwe. We have successfully been operating in other African nations such as Mozambique and South Africa,” Nyabaya said.
“Our focus will remain on real estate, property development, smart technology, artificial intelligence and low-cost housing construction, among other areas.
“We aim to bring cutting-edge technologies that enable, for example, the construction of low-cost houses in just few days, paving the way for large-scale housing production annually.”
The affordable housing initiative will offer payment plans spanning 15 to 25 years, making homeownership more accessible to Zimbabweans.
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In addition to infrastructural development, BGG plans to host business seminars, conferences and forums centred on smart technologies, AI and sustainable infrastructural solutions.
“Our goal is to drive innovation and create transformative opportunities in Zimbabwe,” Nyabaya said.
BGG’s expansion reflects the company’s vision to revolutionise infrastructural development while fostering economic growth and technological advancement in Africa.
