MOTA-ENGIL IN ANGOLA

MOTA-ENGIL IN ANGOLA 

“Luanda via Lisbon III”

1. Key Notes about Mota-Engil Group 

• Presence in 20 countries; 

• Peru 

• México 

• Brasil 

• Colômbia 

• 2011 Finantial Highlights: 

• Portugal 

• Espanha 

• Irlanda 

• Angola 

• Moçambique 

• Malawi 

• Cabo Verde 

• S. Tomé 

• África do Sul 

• Zimbabwé 

• Marrocos 

Turnover: 2.176 million Euros; 

EBITDA: 296 million Euros (margin of 13,6%); 

Backlog: 3,8 thousand Euros 


Luanda via Lisbon III 

Eng.º Ismael Gaspar | Mota-Engil 

• Polónia 

• Rep. Checa 

• Hungria 

• Eslováquia 

• Roménia 

• Business Areas: 

Construction & 

CONSTRUÇÃO Ports PORTOS & Logistics Roads ESTRADAS Concessions 

Public Works 

RESÍDUOS Waste ÁGUAS Water 

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2. Mota-Engil history in Angola 

1946 – Mota & C.ª 

was founded in 

Amarante - 

Portugal 

… 

1952 - Was awarded to 

Mota & C.ª the first big 

public work, the 

construction of the 4 

February International 

Airport - Luanda 

… Even during the Civil War, Mota & C.ª, and after the year 2000, Mota- 

Engil, kept working in Angola, in almost of the districts. 

A relevant fact is that, there is not civil airport in the country in which 

the works was not started by Mota-Engil. 




… Until the independence of Angola, in 1975, Mota & C.ª was increasing 

their activity by promoting all kind of public works, like Dams, Roads, 

Railways, Airports, contributing to the growth of the country. 

… 

To improve their 

production capacity, 

Mota-Engil led to 

Angola some their 

afilliates. 

2010 – In a partnership with Sonangol and Banco Atlântico, Mota-Engil Engineering and 

Construction had created MOTA-ENGIL ANGOLA, a local company, one of the biggest contractors 

working in Angola. 

… 

After the independence 

Mota & C.ª was the only 

foreign company that 

remained in the 

country, and made a 

partnership with State 

creating Paviterra, a 

earthworks company. 

… Following the diversification 

strategy of Group to waste and 

water sectors, Mota-Engil 

established some partnerships in 

Angola in environmental field, 

creating VISTA GROUP 

… 

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3. Historic footprint of Mota-Engil in Africa 

Countries Begining of Activity 

Angola 1946 

Namíbia 1975 

África do Sul (Cosamo) 1976 

Gabão 1982 

Suazilândia 1983 

Malawi 1990 

Moçambique 1995 

Cabo Verde 1995 

Gana 1997 

Tunísia 1999 

Benin 2001 

Chade 2002 

S.Tomé e Príncipe 2005 

Argélia 2007 

Zimbabué 2010 

Cabo Verde 




Gana 

Argélia 

Benin 

Tunísia 

S. Tomé & Príncipe 

Gabão 

Chade 

Malawi 

Angola Zimbabwé 

Namíbia 

Suazilândia 

Rep. África do Sul 

Moçambique 

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4. Our walk in the last decade in Angola 

Our growth in Angola 

Mota-Engil has been a sustainable growth in Angola: 

• CAGR of turnover (2002 -2011): 25% 

• CAGR of EBITDA (2002 – 2011): 33% 




• % of the Angola operation in the total of the Group’s turnover in 2011 was 20%; 

• % of the Angola operation in the total of the Group’s EBITDA in 2011 was 32%; 

57 47 46 

Turnover EBITDA 

Values in million of Euros 

479 

Values in million of Euros 

412 

427 

105 103 119 

263 

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 

8 

16 

7 9 10 

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 

24 

35 

62 

81 

96 

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5. Actual Presence in Africa 

Cabo Verde 

Marrocos 

S. Tomé & Príncipe 

Angola 

Zambia 

Malawi 

Moçambique 

Zimbabwé 

Rep. África do Sul 




Backlog in Africa: 

1.428 M€ 

Angola (721 M€ | 50%) 

Mozambique (168 M€ | 12%) 

Malawi (515 M€ | 36%) 

S. Tomé (3 M€ | 0,2%) 

Cape Verde (21 M€ | 1%) 

Human Resources Africa: 

4.756 

2.022 

1.312 

8.251 

Employees 

73 76 12 

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6. Principal Projects in Angola 

Atlântico Tower 




Zimbo Tower 

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Catumbela Bridge 




Luanda Bay 

8




Cadal Bridge - Soyo Aldeia Solar 

Other Big 

Projects 

• Calueque Dam 

•Dundo – Lucapa Road 

•Centro de Formação Marítima de Angola 

• Zona Económica Especial 2ª term (infrastructures and buildings) 

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7. Subsidiaries 

CONSTRUCTION 

Construction and 

Public Works 

Metal Construction 

Road marking and 

traffic signs 




INDUSTRY TRANSPORT SERVICES 

Ceramic Bricks 

Wireworks 

Precast Works 

Transport Renting 

Hard Equipment 

Logistics 

Design, construction 

and maintenance of 

green spaces 

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8. Environment and Services 

WASTE 

WATER 




• 800 employees; 

• Serves a population of 900.000 inhabitants, in two 

cities (Luanda and Benguela); 

• Vehicle fleet includes more than 170 vehicles; 

• Collects over 147.000 tons (Luanda) and 86.000 tons 

(Benguela); 

• Consulting services to Ministry of Water and Energy; 

• Consulting services to the new utilities Águas de 

Saurimo and Dundo; 

• Training program for operators of water treatment 

systems in rural locations; 

• Training program on operation and maintenance of 

water production and distribution systems; 

• Water treatment systems design, supply and 

installation. 

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8. Human resources development 

Nota: Imagem Exterior do Centro de Formação 

Nota: Turma com os Formandos do Centro de Formação.i 




Training Centre Angola 

Building Technician, Administrative Assistant, Measurement 

Technician, Work Hygiene, Stonemason, Car Mechanic, 

Electrician. 

The Courses are both theoretical and practical and have a 

duration of 9 months. 

Requirements for admission: 

• 9th grade in Arts and Crafts 

and 12th grade in remaining 

courses. 

• Daily workload: 7 hours. 

• Auxiliary subjects: Mats and 

Portuguese 

• The courses are certified by INEFOP and 

C.F.P. Mota-Engil 

• At the end of the Course, the students 

will undergo a 6 months traineeship in 

Mota-Engil. 

Nota: Sala de Aulas de Informática 

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9. Opportunities 

• GDP growth prevision for 2012 6,8%, and 5,5% to 2013; 




• National Development Plan 2013 / 2017 points to the fight of hunger anf 

poverty and take the Angolans to get higher live standards. In order to that the 

country will promote more investment in the following sectors: 

• Health; 

• Education; 

• Housing; 

• Energy; 

• Water; 

• Reinforce the capacity of energy distribution; 

• One of the richest countries in Africa with important reserves of oil, gas, 

diamonds and minerals; 

• Political stability; 

• Growth of industrialization. 

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10. Mozambique 

Nota: Ponte do Zambeze (fase de construção) 

Nota: Ponte do Zambeze (fase de construção) 




Presence since 1995; 

Turnover 2011: 112 million Euros; 

EBITDA: 16 million Euros; 

Activity in construction, public works, namely 

roads, railways (Sena and Beira Corridor), Real 

Estate and a Road Concession of almost 700 km; 

Significant growth based on the recent discovery 

of coal and gas. 

Nota: COJA – Vista Panorâmica Vila Olímpica 

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