With origins dating back to 1902 in the Western Cape, Concor (formerly Murray & Roberts Construction) has a long and proud heritage of more than 120 years.

In May 2017 Murray & Roberts Group sold Murray & Roberts Construction to a black empowerment consortium. Murray & Roberts Construction was renamed and re-branded as Concor in June 2017. The GEPF and UIF, through South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation, now hold 28% of the shares in Concor with the balance of the shares majority owned by Black People and Black Women. Concor is now positioned as the region’s leading Black Women Owned, Tier 1 Construction and Mining Services business in South Africa and benefits from the 121 and 75 year legacies of Murray & Roberts Construction and Concor,  respectively.

Capabilities

Concor delivers innovative solutions to clients across a broad spectrum of capabilities including building, civils, roads and earthworks construction, opencast mining, property development and emerging capabilities within infrastructure operations and maintenance. We leverage these capabilities to deliver large, complex projects and services in rural and urban settings. Our ability to innovate to suit the environments in which we work has positioned Concor as a leading infrastructure services group in South Africa and selected African countries.

Structure

In order to effectively and efficiently deliver the above capabilities, Concor’s operations are structured into various business units aligned to the same purpose and vision, with good knowledge of their respective markets, clients and suppliers. These business units are backed by Concor’s brand, financial strength and Group-wide values, as well as centralised shared services systems, expertise and functionality.

Concor’s decentralised platform structure is characterised by an appropriate measure of delegation of authority and responsibility for day-to-day operations.

Each platform is headed by a operations executive and has its own administrative departments and other resources required to conduct its operations effectively.

Concor Offices

  • Johannesburg, South Africa (Head Office)
  • Cape Town, South Africa
  • Gaborone, Botswana
  • Windhoek, Namibia