Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, a construction company, engages in the planning and construction of various civil engineering works in Nigeria and Europe. The company operates through Civil Works, Building Works, Services, and Diversification segments. The Civil Works segment provides professional services in the areas of engineering, construction, and maintenance of various infrastructures, including construction of traffic networks, turnkey harbors, wharfs, jetties, loading installations, and warehouses; refurbishment and construction of airports; design and construction of auxiliary buildings for factories, oil and gas installations, and power plants in the oil, gas, and energy sectors. The Building Works segment designs and constructs buildings, hotels, hospitals, sports facilities, and residential districts, as well as administration, commercial, and industrial buildings. The Services segment produces and supplies furniture and interior fittings; and offers stevedoring, port management, and medical, as well as design, engineering, and procurement services. The Diversification segment engages in the purchase and processing of raw cashew nuts; and sale of cashew kernels and other cashew products. The company also manufacturers and deals in aluminum, steel, iron, or other structural products; provides logistical and technical support services; and port management and warehousing services. In addition, it operates medical service institutions; and offers medical and health care services, as well as acts as a cargo superintendents and proprietors of warehouses. The company was founded in 1965 and is based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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