Road construction
Highways, urban roads, and access corridors built for durability and traffic performance.
Engineering & construction partner for Nigeria’s infrastructure
Roads, housing, marine structures, and renewable energy — delivered by a 100% Nigerian company with two decades of engineering heritage.
2002
Established
RC 460630
Registration
100%
Nigerian owned
8
Core service areas
About us
Two decades of Nigerian engineering heritage
Platter Engineering & Construction Limited was incorporated in 2002 under RC 460630, founded on a clear mandate: deliver durable infrastructure for Nigeria’s growing cities and corridors. After a period of dormancy, the company has been strategically reactivated with renewed leadership, sharper operational focus, and a readiness to compete on quality and reliability.
Today Platter brings that heritage forward as a 100% Nigerian contractor — grounded in local knowledge, aligned with national infrastructure priorities, and prepared to partner on projects that demand both technical depth and accountable delivery.
Vision
Closing Nigeria’s infrastructure gap
To be a trusted Nigerian partner in closing the nation’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure gap — delivering roads, housing, marine structures, and renewable energy with excellence, innovation, and deep local expertise.
Mission
Building what the nation needs next
As a 100% Nigerian company, we contribute to the National Integrated Infrastructure Master Plan (NIIMP) by delivering capable engineering and construction across transportation, housing, and energy — projects that strengthen communities and support long-term national growth.
At a glance
Key facts about Platter Engineering & Construction Limited.
2002
Year founded
RC 460630
Corporate registration
100%
Indigenous ownership
8
Core capability areas
Our services
Eight core capability areas spanning civil works, marine structures, fabrication, and energy.
Housing
Residential and estate developments delivered to practical standards for growing communities.
Fabrication
Structural and steel fabrication supporting civil, industrial, and marine project scopes.
Erosion control
Slope protection and erosion-control works that safeguard assets and surrounding land.
Pipeline laying
Pipeline installation and related civil support for energy and utility corridors.
Shore protection
Coastal and shoreline protection designed for Nigerian marine and riverine conditions.
Jetty construction
Jetty and marine construction for ports, terminals, and waterfront access.
Electrical & renewable
Electrical installations and renewable-energy works supporting modern infrastructure.
Why partner with Platter
Clear reasons clients and collaborators choose a reactivated, locally owned contractor.
100% Nigerian-owned
Fully indigenous ownership means decisions, accountability, and long-term commitment stay rooted in Nigeria.
Established since 2002
Incorporated under RC 460630 with two decades of corporate continuity and engineering heritage behind us.
Diversified expertise
Capability across roads, housing, fabrication, marine works, pipelines, and renewable energy in one partner.
Reactivated & ready
Strategic reactivation with renewed leadership positions us to mobilise quickly on current project demands.
Strategic national alignment
Our workstreams map directly to NIIMP priorities in transportation, housing, and energy infrastructure.
Leadership
Experienced professionals guiding Platter’s reactivation and project delivery.
Ayodele Oso
Leadership team
Part of the leadership driving Platter’s strategic reactivation and operational direction.
Babatunde Ige
Leadership team
Contributes to executive oversight and partnership development across key project sectors.
Kayode Samuel
Leadership team
Supports delivery excellence and technical coordination across Platter’s capability areas.
Wale Balogun
Leadership team
Helps steer commercial and operational readiness as Platter scales active project work.
What partners say
“Working with a contractor that understands local site realities and still holds a clear delivery standard made our estate infrastructure programme far more predictable from mobilisation through handover.”
“What stood out was the seriousness around documentation, timelines, and coordination with adjacent works — the kind of discipline you need when public-facing infrastructure has to stay on schedule.”
Ready to build the next project together?
Talk to us about tenders, joint delivery, or partnership opportunities across our eight service areas.