Norwegian Companies in Tanzania and What They Are Doing

Norwegian-Owned Companies:

• Equinor (Energy): A leading player in Tanzania’s energy sector since 2007. Equinor focuses on offshore gas exploration in Block 2 and collaborates with Shell and ExxonMobil on a large-scale LNG project to unlock Tanzania’s gas potential.
• Yara Tanzania Ltd. (Agriculture): A subsidiary of Yara International, this company supplies fertilizers and agricultural expertise to elevate crop yields and promote sustainable agricultural practices throughout Tanzania.
• Green Resources AS (Forestry): Committed to sustainable forestry practices, Green Resources manages vast plantation forests and prioritizes afforestation initiatives to combat climate change.
• Multiconsult (Consultancy): This firm offers a range of engineering and design services in Tanzania. Their expertise covers infrastructure development, environmental assessments, and project management across various sectors.
• Songas (Energy): Songas plays a crucial role in Tanzania’s energy sector by processing natural gas and converting it into electricity.
• MTI Investment (Investment) provides venture capital and business support services to foster sustainable business growth and development in Tanzania.

Companies with Norwegian Interests:

• Tanga International Competence Center (TICC) Ltd. (Education and Training): TICC provides educational and training programs with a focus on healthcare and community development.
• Wild Tracks (Tourism): Specializes in wildlife and adventure tours, emphasizing sustainable tourism practices.
• Bomani Beach Bungalows / Pearl Travels (Tourism and Hospitality): These companies offer accommodation and travel services for tourists exploring Tanzania’s coast and safari destinations.
• Paka Adventures Ltd. / Lighthouse Beach Resort (Tourism and Hospitality): Provide adventure tours alongside beach resort stays, promoting eco-friendly tourism activities.
• Tanzania Explorer (Tourism): Specializes in crafting authentic and sustainable travel experiences through organized safaris and wildlife expeditions.
• Basecamp Explorer (Tourism): Offers eco-friendly safaris and supports conservation projects, ensuring sustainable tourism practices in Tanzania.