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By Siphesihle Dlamini
Inyatsi Group Holdings, a proudly Eswatini-grown enterprise that has transformed into a leading multinational organisation, is making significant contributions to the national fiscus, amounting to E1.1 billion in taxes and dividends.
This impressive figure underscores the organisation’s commitment to economic growth and development, not only in Eswatini but across the African continent and beyond. As part of its ambitious growth strategy, Inyatsi Group Holdings is set to invest over E1 billion in 2025.
This substantial investment will be strategically allocated across various sectors, with E250 million earmarked for the Telecoms sector, E500 million dedicated to Manufacturing and Services, and another E250 million focused on Mining. This diversification of investments reflects the company’s vision to enhance its operational footprint and drive sustainable growth.
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In Eswatini, Inyatsi Group Holdings employs over 6,000 individuals, contributing to an annual wage bill of E700 million. This financial commitment translates into thousands of families being supported, children receiving education, and futures being secured.
The ripple effect of this employment is felt throughout the community, showcasing the organisation’s role as a significant employer and economic driver.
These insights were shared by Dr. Thokozani Nkambule, an Executive Board Member of Inyatsi Group Holdings, during the Inyatsi Vision Leadership Summit held at Royal Villas.
Dr Nkambule emphasised the company’s dedication to shared value and responsible citizenship, stating, “Inyatsi Group Holdings is a powerful reinforcement of our belief in shared value and responsible citizenship.
And we are far from done. Behind the scenes, we are working on expanding our business portfolio even further, exploring new industries, new markets, and innovations.”
He further elaborated on the organisation’s commitment to creating a strong, sustainable, and inclusive Eswatini. “Our impact is measurable, but our motivation is deeply personal. We are driven by a shared belief that business must serve people. T
hat growth must uplift communities. And that leadership must be rooted in values,” he added. Dr Nkambule took a moment to express gratitude to every individual contributing to the success of Inyatsi Group Holdings, recognising the welders, engineers, technicians, accountants, interns, drivers, miners, cleaners, and site managers as the “beating heart” of the organisation.
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In his remarks, the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Trade, Manqoba Khumalo, lauded Inyatsi’s presence in six countries, showcasing Eswatini’s exportable talent and capacity. He highlighted active projects valued at over E4 billion, positioning Eswatini as a regional economic player.
The Minister also praised the fact that Inyatsi has over 60 skilled emaSwati professionals currently working on projects abroad, effectively exporting the excellence of Eswatini’s workforce.
Dr Nkambule reiterated that at the heart of everything Inyatsi Group Holdings does is its Vision: to be “Africa’s Leading Integrated Business Partner.” He emphasised that this is more than just a slogan; it serves as the compass guiding the organisation’s decisions, investments, and people.
“Our journey has been defined by our core values: Agility, Accountability, Embracing Change, Team, and Commitment. These values anchor us. They challenge us to lead ethically, work smartly, and think beyond the immediate,” he stated.
