Our story

27 businesses, one vision

Why TK27 builds a group instead of a company, and what we mean by a stronger tomorrow.

The idea

Most companies do one thing. TK27 started from a different question: what happens when the businesses that source, ship, build, finance and sell are owned and run together?

The answer is a group where each company makes the next one stronger. Our import and export desk fills our freight and logistics companies. Our construction business builds for our real estate business. Our technology company runs the systems for all of them.

Film · 0:26A short film on how TK27 Holdings builds, acquires and grows businesses across six continents. No narration; the story is told in pictures.

Why twenty-seven

The number in our name is also our map: 27 industries, each chosen for what it adds to the rest. Some are operating today. Others are in development, waiting for the right operators and partners.

We publish all of them, with their status, because a holding company should be easy to understand. If you can see the whole group, you can see where you fit in it.

A tower crane against a golden city skyline

How we build

Five verbs run the group: invest, manage, acquire, grow, expand. We commit capital where there are real customers. We run every business on the same standards. We buy what completes the group. We connect companies so they grow each other. And we take what works across borders.

It is not fast. It is meant to last.

Businesses are stronger together. That is the whole idea.

TK27 Holdings

People first

Behind every one of our businesses are operators, partners and customers who chose to work with us. We invest in long-term relationships because that is where long-term value comes from.

The TK27 Foundation carries the same idea beyond business: humanitarian aid, education, disaster relief and opportunity, delivered with local partners.

Cape Town below Table Mountain at blue hour

A stronger tomorrow

Global markets. Real opportunities. A stronger tomorrow. That line is on our walls because it is the job: build businesses that are still here, and still growing, in twenty-seven years.

If you are building something that belongs in that picture, we would like to hear from you.