New Delhi, April 29: Jakson Infra, a leading infrastructure EPC company, has secured a landmark power distribution project from the Ministry of Energy and Water Angola under the Electricity Sector Improvement and Access Project (ESIAP), supported by the World Bank. The project is valued at US$ 62.22 million.
The contract encompasses design, supply, installation, and commissioning for the rehabilitation of power distribution networks in Luanda, aimed at enhancing electricity reliability and expanding access across the capital city.
Project Scope and Impact
The project involves end-to-end execution, including:
- Engineering and procurement
- Installation and commissioning of distribution systems
- Modernisation of existing infrastructure
This initiative forms part of Angola’s broader efforts to strengthen energy infrastructure, improve power reliability, and expand electricity access.
Leadership Commentary
Raghav Gupta, Managing Director, Jakson Infra, said:
“We are deeply honoured by the trust placed in us by the Ministry of Energy & Water, Angola, and the World Bank. This win reinforces our capabilities in delivering complex, large-scale power infrastructure projects and strengthens our position as a trusted partner for multilateral-funded initiatives globally.”
Strategic Significance
This project marks a significant step in Jakson Infra’s international expansion, particularly in Africa, while reinforcing its leadership in the power transmission and distribution segment.
