Amra’s $30 million project to revamp Nausori and boost local economy

Ground works have commenced on a major $30 million Amra’s Mall project which is set to reshape business in Nausori and provide numerous employment opportunities in the future.

 The Amra’s Mall will consist a range of facilities and amenities including retail outlets, dining options, entertainment, health and wellness centers, ample parking, and public spaces.

 As local investor, Managing Director Mahendar Singh emphasized the importance of investing in the country.

 “By continuously investing in new projects and developments, we aim to solidify our position as a leading local investor and contribute significantly to Fiji's economic and social development,” said Singh.

Concept art of the Amra’s Mall development in Nausori

 “It stimulates economic activity and creates job opportunities as well as contributes to the well-being and development of local communities,” he mentioned.

 Investment Fiji Chief Executive Officer, Kamal Chetty described the project as a strong indicator of confidence in Fiji’s economy.

 “Amra’s investment in Nausori reflects the trust investors have in Fiji’s potential and will enhance the quality of life for local residents,” Chetty said.

 The Amra’s project is strategically located in Nausori due to its proximity to major transportation hubs, a rapidly growing population, strong economic potential, and the opportunity to contribute to community development.

 Investment Fiji has played a crucial role in supporting Amra’s project by providing guidance, facilitating approvals, and fostering networking opportunities.

 “Our vision is to create a vibrant and dynamic business environment for both local and foreign investors to bring opportunities for Fiji to grow economically,” added the Investment Fiji Chief Executive Officer.

Ground work on the Amra’s Mall has commenced with a completion date set for 2026

 Amra’s also expressed its commitment to sustainable practices and plans to explore opportunities for diversification, regional expansion, and innovation in the future.

 The project is expected to be completed bymid-2026.