In Burkina Faso, the firm has received €34.5m contract from Onea to build the 180,000 m3/d Ziga II drinking water treatment plant.
The facility, which received funding from the European Investment Bank, will treat water from the Ziga dam to supply drinking water to capital, Ouagadougou.
Suez has secured €15m contract from Athi Water Services in Kenya to construct the first phase of the Kigoro drinking water treatment plant, which will supply water to Nairobi. It received funding from the French Development Agency.
In Mali, the firm has received contract to build Kabala drinking water treatment plant, which will supply water to the capital Bamako.
Suez has secured three drinking water production contracts worth €6.5m in Ivory Coast. The firm will construct Songon drinking water plant that will supply water to the economic capital Abidjan.
The company will also install 80,000 m3/d Bonoua II drinking water station, in addition to the Degrémont compact unit that will supply drinking water to the town of Odienné.
In Nigeria, the company has secured two contracts worth €1.2m to build drinking water stations, which will supply water to the Eko Atlantic City new town and Itigidi in Cross River State.
In addition, the firm received contract to builds a water production plant for the city of Djougou in Benin.
Suez international division senior executive vice president Marie-Ange Debon said: "We are delighted with these new contracts that illustrate the Group’s capacity to support the development of cities in Africa by providing efficient solutions to guarantee access to drinking water to a strongly growing population."
