Transforming Coastal Infrastructure into Strategic Trade Corridors
Conkrite Capital announced it is advancing negotiations to acquire a decommissioned industrial port on the East African coast while simultaneously pursuing opportunities in Vietnam’s fast-growing maritime sector. This dual initiative represents the company’s commitment to building strategic global trade nodes that link Africa and Asia into a seamless corridor for commerce, logistics, and sustainable development.
The East Africa site, once operational, will serve as a multipurpose trade hub integrating shipping, storage, and processing facilities to support regional commerce and agro-industrial exports. In Vietnam, Conkrite is exploring port infrastructure projects that align with the country’s rapid economic expansion and its role as a manufacturing gateway to Asia.
“Our strategy is about unlocking dormant infrastructure and connecting it with rising global markets,” said Nicolas W. Del Valle, CEO of Conkrite Capital. “By linking East Africa’s coastline with Vietnam’s industrial corridors, we are building a chain of prosperity that bridges two continents.”
“Zanzibar and East Africa stand to benefit from this partnership model,” added, Conkrite Capital representative in Kenya. “Positioning our projects within a global corridor ensures our local investments resonate internationally.”
This initiative will support regional employment, global supply chain integration, and long-term sustainable growth. It marks another step in Conkrite Capital’s vision to create a constellation of strategic assets spanning Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
About Conkrite Capital:
Conkrite Capital is a global investment and asset management firm with operations across Africa, Latin America, the USA, and Asia. Focused on innovation, development, and long-term partnerships, Conkrite Capital brings expertise and vision to every project, empowering local economies and fostering sustainable growth.
