Euroform, a manufacturer of high-quality building solutions with aluminium, has made an operational debut in Tatu City, Kenya, with a new metal works workshop at Tatu Industrial Park. This move is aligned with their business expansion plan.
The first big project they have grabbed in Tatu City post their workshop launch is the Link Logistics & Business Park, the only SME warehousing and logistics park located in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Kenya. The contract is for supplying and installing aluminium windows and doors with glazing, louvres, and ironmongery.
Much before launching the workshop, Euroform was involved in supplying and installing building solutions in Tatu City. The company has been a part of the construction of more than 3,000 apartments in Tatu City, which are either complete or under development, such as CCI Global, Heineken, Dormans, Kärcher, Cooper K-Brands, Grit Real Estate Income Group, Twiga Foods, Freight Forwarders Solutions, ADvTECH, Friendship Group and Davis & Shirtliff.
Speaking at the project launch, Amit Joshi, Senior Project Manager at Tatu City, said: “We are thrilled to welcome Euroform to Tatu City. Their commitment to quality and efficiency aligns perfectly with our standards and the needs of our clients. The completion of this contract with The Link Logistics & Business Park not only demonstrates Euroform’s capabilities but also underscores Tatu City’s position as a hub for international business and investment.”
Piotr Smolarz, Managing Director of Euroform, said: “We are excited to combine the strengths of Tatu City and Euroform to establish a cutting-edge aluminium metal works production facility. Our goal is to meet the growing demand for world-class windows, doors, terrace covers, skylights and facades across Kenya and East Africa, offering products that combine beauty and durability.”
Tatu City is a special economic zone. Therefore, operating a business there offers benefits such as VAT zero-rating, import and stamp duty exemptions, and 10 per cent corporate tax for the first 10 years and 15 per cent for 10 years thereafter.
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