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Registered construction firms as of 15th February, 2021

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The Council is pleased to publish a list of all registered construction firms in Malawi as at 15th February, 2021. The list is available at this link NCIC Registered Companies as at 15th February 2021. Clients and members of the general public are required by law to use and/or engage only those firms registered by NCIC. Therefore, everyone is encouraged to verify the status of any construction firm against this register. If in doubt, do not hesitate to verify with the Council.

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