Improvon celebrates 30 years of excellence in warehouse and logistics development across sub-Saharan Africa. 

Improvon celebrates 30 years of excellence in warehouse and logistics development across sub-Saharan Africa.

Why Kenya is uniquely positioned to attract international manufacturers and investors within the East African Community (EAC).

Improvon, a specialist property investment company focusing on the warehousing and logistics sector across sub-Saharan Africa, says ‘investable industrial nodes’ in Gauteng and the Western Cape will continue to drive demand for warehousing and distribution centre facilities throughout 2025.

Nairobi Gate Industrial Park, the first Special Economic Zone (SEZ) with a fully consolidated customs-control area in East Africa, has launched a one-of-a-kind manufacturing and warehouse park for the textile and apparel industry in Kenya.

Jorge da Costa, CEO of Improvon, maintains that for many businesses the question of owning their premises versus renting is not new one. Factors which can influence the decision-making process will differ from one company and the next, but ultimately plans for growth as well as the current and foreseeable economic climate, need to be carefully considered

There are opportunities for new property listings on the JSE despite an “incredibly competitive market” and low capitalisation rates, says Paul Duncan, investment analyst at Catalyst Fund Managers