About
MaxiMason is a globally
recognized corporation with
robust financial backing,
dedicated to driving sustainable economic growth across key industries: Construction, Mining, Transport,
Energy. With a worldwide footprint and strategic alliances—including partnerships with
National Development Banks and leading Chinese state-owned enterprises—MaxiMason combines innovation,
expertise, and investment to deliver transformative solutions that uplift communities, create employment
opportunities, and empower nations.
To support Africa’s immense growth potential, MaxiMason for Africa, a dedicated regional arm, operates
as a bridge between global capabilities and local needs, fostering tailored solutions that align with
Africa’s economic ambitions.
MaxiMason
In partnership with leading Chinese state-owned
enterprises such as China State Construction Engineering Corporation, China Communications Construction
Company Limited, Shanghai Construction Group, China Railway Signal & Communication Corporation, and China
Railway Construction Corporation (International) Limited, MaxiMason has established a resilient network of
strategic alliances that enable it to deliver top-quality infrastructure solutions. These collaborations
bring together unparalleled expertise, advanced technological capabilities, and a shared dedication to
achieving excellence.
About Travdale Investments
Travdale Investments is a
premier Zimbabwean company dedicated to fostering growth and innovation across multiple sectors. As a
trusted enterprise, Travdale has a profound understanding of Africa’s infrastructure needs, positioning
it uniquely to address the challenges and opportunities within the evolving landscape. Through its
commitment to excellence and tailored solutions, Travdale not only supports economic resilience but also
contributes to the sustainable progress of communities across Africa.
The company’s deep expertise
allows it to navigate Africa’s business environment effectively, delivering projects that prioritize
both community benefit and economic impact. With a focus on long-term, sustainable development, Travdale
Investments engages in initiatives that range from infrastructure to public services, continually
aligning its strategies with Africa’s aspirations for a thriving, self-sufficient future. This steadfast
dedication to meeting local needs has made Travdale an influential presence in the African economy and a
leader in transformative projects.
At the heart of Travdale Investments’ approach is a commitment to quality, integrity, and local
empowerment. By partnering with key stakeholders and fostering relationships that benefit the broader
community, Travdale not only strengthens its role within the local market but also solidifies its vision
of a brighter, more prosperous Africa.
Collaboration with Travdale Investments
The partnership between MaxiMason and Travdale
Investments
represents a dynamic alliance poised to reshape Africa’s infrastructure and industrial landscape.
Bringing together MaxiMason International’s extensive
global expertise with Travdale’s profound local knowledge, this collaboration targets critical sectors such
as construction, transport, energy. By pooling advanced technology, resources, and innovative
approaches, the partnership addresses Zimbabwe’s unique developmental needs with solutions tailored to
support sustainable progress.
The anticipated outcomes of this strategic
collaboration are substantial. Beyond creating jobs and improving local infrastructure, the partnership aims
to stimulate economic growth by establishing Africa as a model of modern, sustainable development. By
aligning international standards with local needs, MaxiMason International and Travdale Investments seek not
only to elevate Africa’s infrastructure but to inspire broader regional progress, setting a new benchmark
for impactful, community-centered partnerships across Africa.
Construction:
Building Foundations
for a Sustainable Future
As the Belt and Road
Initiative (BRI)
shifts
from the
broad strokes of grand vision to the meticulous detailing of an intricate tapestry, planning maps
are
transforming into vivid, on-the-ground realities. In this next phase, the focus has expanded beyond
large-scale projects to include a multitude of “small but beautiful” initiatives, blending ambitious
infrastructure with community-centered projects that are taking root in countries worldwide.
As the Belt and Road
Initiative (BRI)
shifts
from the
broad strokes of grand vision to the meticulous detailing of an intricate tapestry, planning maps
are
transforming into vivid, on-the-ground realities. In this next phase, the focus has expanded beyond
large-scale projects to include a multitude of “small but beautiful” initiatives, blending ambitious
infrastructure with community-centered projects that are taking root in countries worldwide.
MaxiMason partners with world-leading construction firms to deliver cutting-edge
infrastructure projects globally. From landmark developments in Zimbabwe, Mongolia, and Cambodia to
strategic projects across emerging economies, MaxiMason combines expertise and sustainability to:
- Strengthen economic infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and smart urban developments.
- Drive community upliftment and social progress through job creation and localized partnerships.
- Support global initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to foster cross-border trade
and connectivity.
MaxiMason for Africa plays a pivotal role in aligning Africa’s infrastructure growth
with global standards, ensuring lasting economic and social benefits.
Signature Projects of MaxiMason’s Partnered Chinese State-owned
Enterprises
These landmark projects exemplify the commitment of MaxiMason International and its
partners to foster global development, bringing advanced infrastructure, connectivity, and opportunity to
regions across the world.
Zimbabwe Parliament Building
The Zimbabwe Parliament Building is a comprehensive facility encompassing
meeting chambers and offices, spanning an impressive 33,000 square meters. As one of Africa's
largest parliamentary buildings, it significantly enhances the working environment for
Zimbabwe’s legislative body, standing as an iconic structure in the capital's New City
development. During its construction, Zimbabwe’s President visited the site on four occasions,
underscoring its importance. The project received extensive coverage from major media outlets,
including CCTV and Xinhua News, as well as Zimbabwe’s leading media channels.
Trinidad and Tobago Children’s Hospital
The Trinidad and Tobago Children's Hospital is a turnkey project integrating
planning, design, construction, facilities, and property management into a full lifecycle
framework. The facility houses 80 pediatric beds, 150 adult beds, and 10 specialized burn unit
beds, alongside a health and vocational training school for 300 students. In 2013, President Xi
Jinping visited the site alongside the then-Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, marking the
project’s groundbreaking.
Phnom Penh Ring Road (Third Ring) in Cambodia
The Phnom Penh Third Ring Road is a 52.983-kilometer loop that links major
national highways, intersecting highways 4, 3, 2, 21, 21A, and 1 after crossing the Bassac
River. This ring road improves transportation for communities along the route, enhances regional
connectivity, supports cross-border transportation, and fosters Cambodia’s integration and trade
with its neighbors.
Bayankhongor-Baizag Road in Mongolia
The Bayankhongor-Baizag Road project transformed an old dirt road into a
129.4-kilometer-long Class III asphalt highway, marking a milestone for Mongolia’s Bayankhongor
Province by introducing paved infrastructure to its western region. This vital road strengthens
east-west connectivity across Mongolia, fostering economic growth and improving local
communities' accessibility to essential services.
Bandung Highway in Indonesia
The Bandung Highway project, located east of Bandung in West Java,
Indonesia, will ultimately connect the Cileunyi, Sumedang, and Dawuan regions, linking them with
the Trans Java Toll Road. This infrastructure will serve as a critical transportation route,
boosting economic connectivity across Java and enhancing the efficiency of inter-regional trade.
Faleolo International Airport Renovation in Samoa
The Faleolo International Airport renovation in Samoa’s capital, Apia, spans
12,753 square meters and includes three boarding bridges. This award-winning project was
recognized as Samoa’s Best Public Building Project in 2017 and was constructed without
interrupting airport operations, underscoring its efficient execution and significance to the
Samoan government.
Museum of Black Civilizations in Senegal
The Museum of Black Civilizations in Senegal features a ceremonial hall,
exhibition areas, an auditorium for 150 people, and storage for valuable artifacts, providing
facilities for conferences, academic exchanges, and digital screenings. The Senegalese Minister
of Culture praised the museum as a masterpiece of Sino-African cultural collaboration, with
CCTV’s
“Morning News” segment highlighting its positive economic and social impacts.
Located in Gabon’s capital, Libreville, this stadium covers 33.05 hectares,
featuring 36,475 square meters of facilities with seating for over 40,000 spectators. With four
grandstands, including large steel structures over the east and west stands, this stadium is an
emblem of China-Gabon friendship and earned the 2013 “Luban Award” for Overseas Projects.
Moroni Stadium in Comoros
The Moroni Stadium in Comoros' capital, Moroni, seats 10,726 people and
features a soccer training field, warm-up track, stands, landscaping, parking, and more.
Covering 5,689 square meters, it enhances sports facilities for the local community and promotes
physical activity and social events in this key African archipelago nation.
Mining: Maximizing Resources with Precision and Innovation
MaxiMason collaborates with leading Chinese enterprises, such as Zijin Mining and Baiyin
Nonferrous, to responsibly develop mineral resources across partner regions. By integrating
innovation and precision, MaxiMason delivers:
- Global Resource Management: Ensuring efficient and sustainable extraction.
- Local Empowerment: Developing local talent and infrastructure through knowledge transfer.
- Economic Resilience: Transforming mining into a catalyst for prosperity across Asia, Africa, and
beyond.
With MaxiMason for Africa, the company ensures that Africa’s rich resources translate
into shared economic growth while adhering to sustainable practices.
Zimbabwe, a country rich in gold reserves, stands out as a promising landscape for gold
mining initiatives. MaxiMason, with its partners, envisions a future where gold mining in Zimbabwe not only
expands in scale and productivity but also leverages innovation to maximize resources efficiently and
responsibly. This vision encompasses a commitment to local partnerships, technological advancement, and the
sustainable development of Zimbabwe's mining industry, showcasing how precision and innovation can transform
mining into a catalyst for enduring economic growth.
Flagship Mining Projects of Chinese State-owned Enterprises
Mining Cooperation as a Pillar of China-Africa Partnership
Mining is a cornerstone of China-Africa cooperation, achieving substantial growth under the Belt and Road
Initiative and the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation. By the end of 2022, Chinese investment stock in
African mining reached USD 9.72 billion, accounting for 23.8% of China’s total investment in Africa, with
Chinese enterprises spearheading over 100 mining projects across the continent.
Koka Gold Mine in Eritrea
The Koka Gold Mine EPC project in Eritrea includes the design, procurement,
construction, installation, and commissioning of mining, beneficiation, and associated
facilities. Awarded four patents and China’s prestigious “Luban Prize” for overseas projects,
Koka represents a successful venture in integrated development and operation, supporting
Eritrea's mining industry while nurturing a skilled local workforce in mining and metallurgy.
Namdini Gold Mine in Ghana
The Namdini Gold Mine project in Ghana is valued at USD 283 million, marking
the first overseas mineral operation and maintenance contract awarded to a Chinese state-owned
enterprise. The project encompasses daily production, technical and quality management, and
maintenance services for the processing plant, which handles approximately 9.5 million tonnes of
ore annually. Namdini stands as the largest known gold reserve in West Africa.
Buriticá Gold Mine in Colombia
A Chinese-listed company acquired 100% ownership of Colombia’s Buriticá Gold
Mine, a world-class, high-grade deposit with measured and indicated resources of 165.47 tonnes
of gold and 653.17 tonnes of silver. The project offers substantial expansion potential, further
consolidating China's presence in global gold resources.
Kamoa-Kakula Copper Mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The Kamoa-Kakula Copper Mine in the DRC boasts reserves totaling 42.49
million tonnes, doubling since acquisition. At an approximate copper price of USD 50,000 per
tonne, the project represents an asset value of over a trillion yuan, positioning it as a
top-tier copper mining asset globally.
Las Bambas Copper Mine in Peru
Purchased for USD 7.005 billion, Las Bambas ranks as China’s largest
overseas metal mining acquisition. Producing 383,000 tonnes of copper annually, it holds the
eighth spot globally in output capacity and is the only Chinese copper mine among the world’s
top ten.
Tenke Fungurume Copper-Cobalt Mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo
With reserves exceeding 28 million tonnes of copper and 3 million tonnes of
cobalt, Tenke Fungurume is the DRC's largest copper-cobalt mine. A Chinese-listed company
acquired a
56% share for USD 2.65 billion and subsequently purchased an additional 24% stake for USD 1.15
billion, affirming China’s strong foothold in the cobalt market.
Simandou Iron Ore Mine in Guinea
Simandou in Guinea is a world-class, open-pit hematite iron ore mine with
inferred reserves of 2.4 billion tonnes, graded at 66-67% iron content. This substantial deposit
has the potential to reshape global iron ore supply dynamics. A Chinese state-owned consortium
has secured joint development rights, highlighting its strategic importance for the
international iron ore market.
These significant projects, driven by MaxiMason’s trusted partners among Chinese state-owned enterprises,
underscore their role in advancing sustainable resource development, boosting economic growth, and strengthening
ties with African nations across the mining sector. Through collaborative expertise and strategic investments,
MaxiMason and its partners are not only harnessing Africa’s rich mineral resources but also fostering local
workforce development, infrastructure, and long-term economic resilience. This partnership brings shared
prosperity to communities and reinforces the bridge between China and Africa in the global mining landscape.
Transport
MaxiMason's
cooperation with
Chinese
state-owned
enterprises
MaxiMason's
cooperation
with Chinese
state-owned
enterprises
MaxiMason, in partnership with key
Chinese state-owned enterprises, envisions transforming global infrastructure landscape. With renowned
partners like China Railway Engineering Corporation (CREC), China Railway Construction Corporation
(CRCC), China Communications Construction Company
(CCCC), CRRC Corporation Limited (CRRC), China National Railway Signal & Communication Corporation
(CRSC), Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC), and
China Aviation Construction Group (AVIC Constructions), MaxiMason is set to make a lasting impact on
transportation hubs, including railways, highways, bridges, tunnels, ports, waterways, and airports.
This collaboration aims to drive interconnectivity across the world, accelerating economic growth
through strategic planning, design, construction, and operation of essential infrastructure.
Transport: Driving Connectivity for Economic Progress
MaxiMason drives global connectivity through transformative transportation solutions, including:
Energy
MaxiMason is committed to delivering innovative
and reliable energy solutions across the globe. By focusing on renewable energy, including solar, wind,
and hydro, MaxiMason addresses energy challenges while promoting sustainability.
In collaboration with local partners, MaxiMason for Africa leads energy initiatives across African
markets, particularly in regions like Zimbabwe, to:
• Meet rising energy demands with sustainable solutions.
• Establish energy storage systems for long-term stability.
• Support industrial growth and community development.
Energy: Powering Stability through Sustainable Energy
Community Engagement and Sustainable Development
MaxiMason is committed to sustainable development that
directly benefits local
communities. Each energy project includes initiatives for job creation, skills training, and community
engagement, ensuring that Africans actively participate in and benefit from the renewable energy
transition. MaxiMason’s approach to energy development emphasizes not only the deployment of technology but
also the empowerment of people. By equipping local communities with the skills to maintain and operate
renewable energy systems, MaxiMason contributes to the long-term resilience and self-sufficiency of African
countries’s energy sector.
