Chosen by Hipogest, the Seabra Group will be responsible for the construction of 5 new refrigerated platforms in Angola, in a turn-key project addressing all of the Group’s company’s specialties.

The development of this ambitious project in Angola, is the result of an image of professionalism and competence, mirrored by the Seabra Group over 22 years of presence in Angola, the satisfaction of its clients in the sequence of innovative technical solutions and quality project execution.

With this project, the Angolan government strengthens its investment plan in the food distribution’s logistics network to the population contributing as well to the quality of life of the Angolan people.

The Architect Luís Murcho and Sculptor Hugo Maciel have been chosen and awarded by the symposium’s selection commission, following the tribute of Robert Roussil, a Canadian sculptor who died in 2013.

In order to pay tribute to Roussil, the Portuguese duo has created an exterior sculpture dedicated to the life and work of the renowned sculptor.

This is yet another evidence of the quality of the Group Seabra’s human capital, fruit of an investment in a young, dynamic and talented team.

Seabra Group has been hired to implement the specialties of, HVAC, ELECTRICAL AND HIDRAULIC INSTALLATIONS of the future Talatona Shopping.

The building will have 5 floors, two underground levels for parking and three levels dedicated to shopping, restaurants, supermarket, cinemas and technical areas.

This modern and ambitious project will be a benchmark in the Angolan shopping scene, certainly setting new quality standards in future projects of this magnitude.

Selected by the Angolan Ministry of Fisheries, the Seabra Group will be responsible for the execution of the turnkey project, that includes a Fish Auction Center, an Ice Scale Factory with a 20Ton/day production capacity and 30Ton warehouse capacity, including ice extraction for land and ships.

The Fish Freezing Warehouse will include three fish reception tanks with a capacity of 20 Tons each, a frozen salt water circuit, a spiral-freezer type – automated freezing tunnel, with a 4Ton/hour production capacity, and also three refrigeration chambers for frozen products, each with a 100 Ton capacity.

With this latest investment in the Seabra Group, the Angolan government reinforces his investment plan in the country’s fishing networks, therefore contributing to the Angolan citizen’s quality of life.

In line with the internationalization strategy, the Seabra Group enters the Gulf countries’ market with the Seabra Middle East brand.

The Seabra Group is therefore the first player coordination engineering projects in four specialties: Industrial Cold, Air Conditioning, Water Treatment and Energy, with a clear strategy based upon the energetic efficiency of the projects for these markets.

In this way, the Group will mobilize in the Golf region all of its added value acquired throughout several years of experience gained in the international markets.

Seabra Group participated in the IX annual meeting of COTEC Europe, which was held February 11th at the Champalimaud Foundation. The theme of this year was dedicated to Innovation and Re-industrialization of the countries of southern Europe after the crisis, and with the presence of S. Majesty the King of Spain, the President of the Portuguese Republic and the President of the Republic of Italy.

The COTEC Europe meetings, are held annually in Spain, Italy and Portugal, on a rotating basis, and have the main objective to provide representatives of the founders or associated COTEC organizations of the three countries (Fundación COTEC, Fondazione COTEC and COTEC Portugal) the opportunity reflection and dialogue on common issues and needs, enterprises and economies of the three countries, in the European context.