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A British group with over 60 years of combined civil engineering experience — financing and building bridges, sea ports, power stations, motorways and refineries, and manufacturing cement and phosphate, across five countries.
Valli Trading Ltd is a British company that, registered in Gibraltar, leads a group of international associate companies with over 60 years of combined experience in civil engineering, and in the trade and manufacture of cement, concrete and phosphate. The group finances and delivers investment and construction projects across Kuwait, the United Kingdom, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Iraq.
The group worked through associate companies including Kier International (UK), Musaad Al Saleh and Sons (Kuwait), Samsung (South Korea), Alkanz Ltd (Iraq), Nationwide Technologies Ltd (UK), IP Navoi Milling (Uzbekistan) and Eurocommerce Ltd (UK).
Civil engineering work spans motorways, three major sea ports and eleven river bridges on the Tigris and Euphrates, together with two major power stations and major irrigation pumping stations. In piling and foundations the group has been the number one contractor in two countries, reaching 100,000 precast piles driven to date, and holds a know-how certificate for bridge design. The group has also delivered the civil works for two major refineries and built the largest oil tank farm in Kuwait.
In Uzbekistan the group has invested in cement production and export through Akhangaran Rangli Cement, and in phosphate production — work recognised with two presidential awards — holding a 43-year licence for the Ayakudik Phosphate Quarry in Navoi district.
An open-pit phosphate quarry worked by 7 cubic metre hydraulic excavators, held under a 43-year licence.
Ball mills grind raw phosphate and cement feedstock ahead of processing.
Rotary kilns process the ground material into finished cement and phosphate product.
Fabricates and tests bridge construction samples before they go to site — part of the know-how behind every bridge the group builds.
Leads the group with a long career in civil engineering, directing finance and strategy across its associate companies in the UK, Middle East and Central Asia.
55 years of engineering experience leading civil works across the group's projects.
55 years of engineering experience leading piling and bridge construction work from site investigation through to final handover.
“Approximately one hundred thousand precast piles driven — the largest such works anywhere in the Middle East.” Piling Programme · Middle East
From the first borehole to the final bridge deck — one team, every stage of the structure.
Bored, driven and CFA piling solutions engineered for ground conditions that can't take shortcuts.
Structural steel erection and full bridge builds, from truss assembly to deck completion.
Design, analysis and detailing for structures that need to carry real load, reliably.
Ground assessments and technical consulting before the first pile ever goes in.
Three major sea ports, two major power stations, irrigation pumping stations and motorway construction — delivered across the group's associate companies.
Akhangaran Rangli Cement production and export, and phosphate production at the 43-year-licensed Ayakudik Quarry — recognised with two presidential awards.
Civil works for two major refineries, and construction of the largest oil tank farm in Kuwait.
The group is the largest bridge construction company in Mesopotamia, having built eleven river bridges on the Tigris and Euphrates: the bridges at Sukil Shuyoukh, Fohood, Hammar and Chibayish; the two bridges at Shetheriya; the Kahla Bridge, Altar Bridge and Akayka Bridge; plus seven bridges on the Baghdad–Abu Ghraib Motorway intersection.
“From the Tigris and Euphrates to the Kyzylkum Desert — the same standard, a quarter of a century on.” Navoi District · Uzbekistan
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