$25M Complex to Complete in November
A $25 million investment of a new retail and supermarket complex is expected to complete construction in November this year.
Saturday 16 March 2024 | 22:25
Construction of the new $25 million investment of a new retail and supermarket complex currently underway in Nadi.
A $25 million investment of a new retail and supermarket complex is expected to complete construction in November this year.
This retail complex is expected bring a new shopping and retail experience for residents in Nadi.
This is project is part of the expansion plans of Vuvale Restaurants (Fiji) Ltd, the parent company of McDonald’s Fiji and property developer.
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Vuvale Restaurants (Fiji) Ltd managing director Marc McElrath said the construction started in March last year.
“We are very confident with Fiji at the moment, there are a lot of construction currently underway in the country,” Mr McElrath said.
“We are hoping to bring in more new jobs and investments into the country that will hopefully translate into better standards for restaurants
and food facilities in the country,” he said.
The new complex is just one of the several projects the company has undertaken in the recent years.
Developments
The company will open a new Mc- Donald’s outlet in Nakasi and has plans to develop another outlet in Lami.
Construction of a new distribution centre is underway in Lautoka.
Investment Fiji chief executive officer Kamal Chetty welcomed Vuvale Restaurants’ continued investment in Fiji.
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“This project is a significant example of the positive impact local direct investment can have on our economy,” Mr Chetty said.
“Local direct investment creates jobs, boosts economic activity, and contributes to the transfer of knowledge and expertise,” he said.
Investment Fiji has played a key role in facilitating Vuvale Restaurants (Fiji) Ltd projects in Fiji.
Through continuous follow-up and communication with stakeholders regarding several bottleneck issues, Investment Fiji ensured all
issues were solved, allowing Vuvale Restaurants (Fiji) Ltd to proceed with their development plans.
“We will continue to support and assist our investors with any issues that they might face with stakeholders.
“Their dedication to supporting our economic development is invaluable,” he said.
Mr Chetty said Vuvale Restaurants (Fiji) Ltd’s continuous development would create a positive impact towards the economic development
and bring confidence to Fiji’s business environment.
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