Five locals recognized for becoming shareholders of MWH Globals

It was a memorable occasions for five locals on Monday who were recognized for becoming shareholders of their global parent company, MWH Globals.

MWH Global is a infrastructure firm, providing technical engineering, construction services and consulting solutions to protect, enhance, store and distribute water.

Once a year, eligible staff who have worked for the company for more than two years are invited to become shareholders or increase their shareholding.

These new shareholders will join five Fiji based staff who have already bought shares in MWH Global, bringing the total number to ten.

At an event at Holiday Inn, Suva one of the shareholder and senior manager of the company, Atunaisa Nayago said he bought minimum of 20 shares the company offered and now feels this will benefit everyone.

MWH Global Fiji country manager, Mike Rudge said the new shareholding mark a significant milestone for his office.

While recognizing the new shareholders, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Pio Tikoduadua highlighted that to achieve excellence and get good standards other companies should follow the same path.

MWH Global which has more than 120 local staff has had a presence in Fiji for twenty years in some capacity, more recently it has worked as a consultant to the Fiji government, and since its establishment for the Fiji Roads Authority.