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What kind of company names itself after its founders? Right here in front of you stands the NTR Office. This isn’t just any office building. It’s the headquarters of NTR Technology Holdings, a company with a story as unique as its name. NTR Technology Holdings was founded in Botswana in 1997. The name? It’s a tribute to the three original founders – Ndlovu, Tshoganetso, and Ramabu. Their vision? To bring top-notch engineering solutions to Botswana. Their journey began modestly. They pooled their resources, opened a bank account in 1997, and started operating from one of the founder’s yards. By 2001, they had hired their first employee, a testament to their growing success. Today, NTR Office houses a team of around 80 employees, a far cry from its humble beginnings. The company’s specialty lies in electrical distribution and automation. They’ve carved their niche in the industry, boasting a diverse clientele that includes everyone from utility companies to individual farmers. What truly sets NTR apart is their commitment to their employees. NTR fosters a professional yet nurturing environment where employees are encouraged to participate in decision-making. There’s a strong emphasis on training and development. This people-centric approach has undoubtedly contributed to their impressive P20,000,000 turnover. As you stand before the NTR Office, you’re witnessing more than just a building. You’re looking at a symbol of Botswanan ingenuity, hard work, and the power of a dream shared by three individuals.

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