Enterprises

 

Phillip Usiba  

Background

During the latter part of 2004, the FABCOS National Council appointed a corporatization committee under chairmanship of Mr. Mxolisi Zwane (Chairman of Premier Foods and Policy Advisor to the FABCOS Group) in order to:

  • Develop Support Structures for the National Council and Provincial Executive for accelerated delivery
  • Streamline the Constitution and activities of the FABCOS Trust
  • Further develop the Training initiatives of FABCOS
  • Make selective investments to enhance the current Portfolio, and ensure the creation of opportunities for members to participate fully in the SA economy
  • Enhance Consumer Awareness

Phillip Usiba
Chief Executive Officer
FABCOS Consulting

 

This initiative resulted in the formation of FABCOS Consulting Enterprises (FCE). The Enterprises housed under FCE are listed below.

  • FABCOS Ko-operasie
  • FABCOS Construction
  • FABCOS Distribution Network
  • FABCOS Apparel  
  • FABCOS Leisure and Travel                                               

All the enterprises are profit-making entities. Each enterprise is aligned to one or several of FABCOS’ sectors.

FABCOS ENTERPRISE SECTOR ASSOCIATION
FABCOS Distribution Network SATA – South African Taverners Association
  NTSA – National Traders Association of South Africa
  FIBA – Foundation for Informal Business Association
  AHBA\SA – African Hair and Beauty Association of South Africa
FABCOS Construction ABA – African Builders Association
FABCOS Ko-operasie AFASA – African farmers Association of South Africa
  FIBA - Foundation for Informal Business Association
FABCOS Leisure and Travel BATASA – Black Association of Travel Agencies of South Africa
FABCOS Apparel NCIA – National Cottage Industry Association of South Africa

 

works to achieve 2 main objectives:

  • To generate annuity income
  • To directly participate in the formal economy in order to assist members with market access and enterprise development

The various enterprises are outlined in the sections that follow.