Pioneering multidisciplinary construction group Stefanutti Stocks
delivers infrastructure development projects to diverse sectors across the built environment in South Africa and neighbouring regions.
We are a Level One-B-BBEE contributor and have a Grade 9 rating from the South African Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), providing our company with unlimited tender capability.
We work in close partnership with clients and consultants, to develop innovative solutions that address project-specific requirements. Our broad spectrum of expertise also means that we have the capability and capacity to offer a single point accountability on any scale of multidisciplinary infrastructure development, effectively removing the interface risk from our clients’ domain.
Our geographic footprint spans all provinces of South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. We have regional offices across South Africa, and our operations within Botswana, Mozambique, Eswatini and Zambia are also established local contractors and industry partners of choice.
Geographical footprint map
excellence in execution
Stefanutti Stocks offers a broad scope of niche and traditional construction disciplines to clients across South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa.
We are specialists across a range of construction-related activities including the disciplines of building; civils; geotechnical, roads & earthworks; electrical & instrumentation; mechanical (including water clarification); oil & gas (including in-house pipe spool manufacturing); materials handling and tailings management.
Construction Disciplines
Building
Civils
Geotechnical
Roads & Earthworks
Electrical & Instrumentation
Mechanical
Oil & Gas
Materials Handling
Tailings Management
General contracting in Africa
Stefanutti Stocks has established operations in Africa that are reputed to be amongst the best general contractors in their regions. We undertake civil works including water treatment works, reservoirs, bridges, and dam construction. We construct airports and commercial buildings; both light (such as factory shells) and heavy industrial (sugar mill infrastructure) buildings. In addition to agricultural land development, we also undertake bulk earthworks as well as road construction & rehabilitation contracts.
Zambia
Stefanutti Stocks Zambia is an established and respected general contractor that offers building, civils, and roads & earthworks capabilities to clients in Zambia.
Mozambique
SS Construções Moçambique is one of the most prominent general contractors in the country offering the construction disciplines of building, civils and roads & earthworks.
Eswatini
Stefanutti Stocks Eswatini is one of the largest general contractors in Eswatini, with an established reputation based on a sterling track record of building construction, completing civils projects, and delivering roads & earthworks contracts.
Botswana
Stefanutti Stocks Botswana is an established and respected general contractor within the Botswana construction industry.
Project Portfolio
Piling to the Swakopmund River Bridge
The piling to the Swakopmund River Bridge (that formed part of the upgrade of the railway line running between Walvis Bay and Kranzberg) was undertaken by the Stefanutti Stocks Geotechnical Discipline for China Gezhouba Investment Group (Namibia) in 17 working days during the month of June 2021
Newlands Cricket Ground Development Project
The award-winning Newlands Cricket Ground Development project in the Western Cape was constructed by the Stefanutti Stocks Building Discipline between Feb 2019 and March 2022.
Anglo American Platinum’s Mototolo Concentrator project
Multidisciplinary Stefanutti Stocks has executed three large-scale, multi-million mining infrastructure construction projects (phase 1, 2 and 3) for Anglo American Platinum’s Mototolo Concentrator project. These projects were executed on the mining house’s Mareesburg farm site in Steelpoort, Mpumalanga, and included the participation of the Roads & Earthworks, Civils, and the Geotechnical Discipline. Phases 1, 2 and 3 consisted of various stages of earthworks and civil construction of associated infrastructure for the Tailings Storage Facility (TSF). Phase 1 was executed between June 2017 and May 2019. Phase 2 was executed between October 2019 and December 2021, with Phase 3 running almost concurrently between May 2020 and December 2021.
SHEQ
Our group implements and maintains a SHEQ management system that fulfils the requirements of industry standards. We proactively foster a safe working environment and our stringent commitment to improving safety standards is demonstrated by our Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate (LTIFR). Our commitment to zero harm in the work place forms an integral part of the Stefanutti Stocks value system. We implement regular awareness initiatives including preventative and training programmes, to ensure safety is always top of mind. Numerous awards from industry associations and clients have further recognised our outstanding performance within the SHEQ sphere.
Committed to the highest standards of SHEQ
Pockets of Excellence
Concrete Rehabilitation
We offer economical concrete repair, rehabilitation and maintenance strategies and implement market-leading technologies to ensure existing/aging infrastructure assets stay in service for their intended lifespan. Our sterling track record of working in live environments; and our innovative, safe and cost-effective solutions makes us a partner of choice in this sphere.
Data Center Construction
Stefanutti Stocks has an established track record of constructing and delivering Data Centers and associated infrastructure. Our broad spectrum of expertise, our strong solution-based culture, and our capacity within the construction environment – including in-house MEP and the utilisation of a BIM platform throughout the project – supports seamless (even early) commissioning.
Water Clarifier
The Skelton & Plummer High-Rate Clarifier (S&P HRC) offers a complete turnkey dirty water clarification solution suitable for surface or underground treatment of dirty water (gold, platinum, other base metals). Its throughput rate of up to six litres per m2 per second under peak flow conditions has cemented its popularity.
