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In Profica’s ongoing celebration of Women’s Month where we’re showcasing some of our fantastic fearless females, we chat to I-Ling Chiu, one of our talented project managers who also happens to speak Mandarin, a valuable skill that she utilises in her work at Profica. Tell us a bit more about what YOU bring to the…
Profica expands focus on specialist healthcare services
It is very clear that dramatic healthcare capacity expansion has to be a priority now, across Africa and the globe, as countries grapple with the impact and potential impact of COVID-19. With a number of healthcare sector projects completed and underway, Matthew Renshaw, Chief Operating Officer of construction and property solutions company Profica, says his…
Netcare Alberton Hospital features in SA Building Review
Profica’s award-winning project – the Netcare Alberton Hospital – features in the 2023 edition of SA Building Review. From inception, Profica’s specialist healthcare team has been involved in making this Level 1 Trauma hospital a reality, project managing the development of a state-of-the-art facility that provides optimal patient care, while successfully integrating the various departments…
One on one with Clotilde Eteme
It’s time to celebrate new female faces at Profica who have joined a group of skilled women trailblazing across the African continent. We chat to Project Manager and Tenant Co-ordinator Clotilde Eteme. Tell us a bit more about what YOU bring to the Profica team? My passion for project management, my 16 years of experience…
Profica wraps up 10th anniversary in Nigeria with completion of landmark building
We wrapped up our 10th anniversary year in Nigeria in 2021 with the completion of a new 9-storey commercial office building on Gerrard Road in Ikoyi, Lagos. This is the third landmark office building to be completed by Profica in Lagos since the start of the pandemic.
Developing data centres for Africa
The global digital evolution has just been put into overdrive by COVID-19 as locked-down nations are forced to accelerate the shift online, driving a massive spike in data needs.Microsoft Teams has reached 44 million daily users and Zoom users exploded to 200 million in March from a 10 million previous maximum, as the share price…





