What we do

For nearly half a century, Mapa Group and its subsidiaries have transformed and shaped landscapes. With honed construction experience across the public and private sector, Mapa Group has delivered projects in three continents, combining a meticulous engineering approach, professional planning and a strong focus on adding value, sustainability and building for the future.

Mapa Group is trusted by governments and private companies to build large scale infrastructure projects ranging from real estate developments to skyscrapers. With expertise in civil engineering, we have built projects for the energy sectors including industrial plants, dams, hydroelectric power plants, pipelines, steel tanks and reservoirs, pump stations, irrigation systems and tunnels. In addition, our engineers have expert skill in ground stabilisation and pile foundation works.

Another area of our business focus includes building critical transport infrastructure for global economies. Mapa Group has delivered airports, highways and roads across Europe, Middle East, the Americas and Africa. As part of delivering projects for the industrial sector, we have built concrete silos, waste and drinking water treatment facilities. And, in the recreational and hospitality sector, we have built and delivered bustling spaces, such as shopping centres, hotels and holiday resorts.

We work closely with our clients, to deliver technical expertise which covers geotechnical and piling works; mechanical and electrical works; plumbing installations and assembly; and, architectural design services.

Mapa Group’s expertise in airport construction is internationally recognised. We have delivered aviation projects in Azerbaijan, Ghana and Turkey.

In Azerbaijan, we constructed the passenger terminal, air traffic control tower, and energy centre at Heydar Aliyev Airport, with a contract value of $140m. The terminal covers a total area of 65,000m² and has an annual capacity of 5 million passengers. The construction of the terminal was completed in 18 months. We were honoured to receive numerous design awards from internationally recognised institutions. See for more www.airport.az information.

In Ghana, we constructed the international terminal building at Kotoka International Airport. This development included a fully automated luggage transport system designed to the latest European Civil Aircraft Conference Airplane scanning standards. The new terminal has a capacity of 5 million passengers per annum. The contract value was worth $273m and was financed by the African Development Bank. See www.accra-airport.com for more information.

And, in Turkey, we co-led the development of the largest airport construction project in the world, Istanbul New Airport, as part of a Build Operate Transfer scheme. The first phase of the project, which is already completed, is with a contract value of €7 billion. The total project encompasses 6 independent runways, 16 taxiways, 280 airbridges, a 500-plane parking capacity, 3 terminals, an apron totalling 4.5 million sq m, hangars for cargo, general aviation and maintenance, a 1.4 million sq m terminal, and three runways. See www.istairport.com for more information.