Jakson Infra Secures $62.22 Million Power Distribution Project In Angola

Jakson Infra has secured a major power distribution project in Angola, marking a significant step in its international expansion. The project, valued at US$ 62.22 million, has been awarded by the Ministry of Energy & Water Angola under the Electricity Sector Improvement and Access Project (ESIAP), which is supported by the World Bank.

The contract focuses on strengthening power distribution infrastructure in Luanda. It includes the design, supply, installation, and commissioning required for the rehabilitation of existing distribution networks. The aim is to improve the reliability of electricity supply and expand access for consumers across the capital city, where demand for power continues to grow.

As part of the project, Jakson Infra will undertake complete end-to-end execution. This includes engineering, procurement, installation, and commissioning of the distribution systems. The work is expected to play an important role in upgrading aging infrastructure and ensuring more stable and efficient electricity delivery to households and businesses in Luanda.

Commenting on the development, Raghav Gupta said the company is honored by the trust placed in it by the Angolan ministry and the World Bank. He noted that the project highlights Jakson Infra’s ability to deliver complex and large-scale power infrastructure assignments. He also added that such international projects strengthen the company’s position as a reliable partner for projects funded by global financial institutions.

The project is part of Angola’s wider efforts to modernize its energy sector and increase electricity access across the country. Improving distribution networks is seen as a key step in reducing power outages and enhancing service quality, especially in urban centers like Luanda.

With this contract, Jakson Infra continues to expand its presence in the African market. The company has been steadily building its global portfolio, and this latest win further reinforces its role in the power transmission and distribution segment. It also reflects growing opportunities for Indian infrastructure companies in overseas markets, particularly in regions focused on upgrading their power infrastructure and improving energy access.