| May 2005 |
Remote Site Solutions Tanzania (Ltd)
was formed with two shareholders and one project.
The Artumas Gas and Power project in southern Tanzania |
| December 2006 |
Strong growth in the business
necessitated the widening of the technical and financial
capability of the business and the senior management
team was strengthened with the introduction of three
new executive shareholders. |
| February 2007 |
An attractive business opportunity was identified
in Zambia with an established operator in that market,
and a Joint Venture “Remote Site Solutions
– Zambia” was incorporated. The new
venture achieved economic critical mass immediately
with the award of a number of new contracts in the
mining, agricultural and canteen feeding arena. |
| May 2007 |
Remote Site Solutions Uganda
(Ltd) was formed and RSS operated in the Lake Albert
oil fields for Nabors Drilling as well as Tullow
Oil Plc |
| June 2007 |
Remote Site Solutions Kenya EPZ (Ltd) was formed.
First project was the logistical challenge of moving
Nabors Rig 221 from Tanzania by sea to Mombasa and
the road hauling all the way into the rift valley
of Uganda |
| June 2007 |
Operations commenced out of the
EPZ (export processing zone) in Mombasa, Kenya |
| February 2008 |
Remote Site Solutions ongoing relationship with
certain multi-national players in the Oil and Gas
industry led to the registration of the business;
Remote Site Solutions Mozambique Limitada in the
Cabo Delgado province in Northern Mozambique, servicing
the various multi-national concessionaires presently
conducting exploration campaigns in the area. |
| October 2008 |
Soluceos Para Sitios Remotos
(Lda) was formed in Mozambique to look after business
interests in the southern provinces of Mozambique.
Numerous projects in the greater Maputo area were
taken over by SSR. Among them the Illovo Sugar Estate
in Maragra. |
| April 2009 |
The registration of Remote Site Solutions Africa
Limited in Mauritius was finalized to support the
growing Payroll and associated Human Resources services
offered by the group, especially to leverage off
the tax exemptions offered by the Mauritian authorities. |
