MultiLink Consulting
Investment Consulting Firm in Ethiopia.
Built on Trust, Driven by Success — Trusted Business & Investment Advisors in Ethiopia Since 2007
Multilink conducts thorough feasibility studies, including technical, economic, and market analyses, to evaluate the potential success of projects across various industries.
The firm develops strategic business plans and conducts in-depth market research to support expansion, investment decisions, and competitive positioning.
Providing expert advice on investment opportunities, Multilink helps clients navigate Ethiopia’s economic landscape, optimize capital allocation, and leverage local incentives.
Multilink assists with the legal setup of businesses in Ethiopia, guiding clients through registration, licensing, and regulatory compliance for seamless market entry.
Multilink connects clients with strategic partners and represents them in negotiations, tenders, and investor outreach to foster business growth.
The firm provides guidance on tax optimization and financial system development, helping clients align with Ethiopia’s fiscal regulations.
Multilink supports workforce development through recruitment services and tailored training programs to build skilled and efficient teams.
Key industries and sectors Served
Beverage and Brewing
Multilink has extensive experience in this sector, working with prominent companies like Heineken, Habesha, Dashen, and Raya breweries. Their services include feasibility studies for expansions, EIAs, share prospectuses, and devaluation impact assessments, showcasing deep expertise in the industry.
Manufacturing and Industrial:
The firm supports a broad range of manufacturing sub-sectors, including steel, cement, and paper factories, as well as specialized ventures like motorcycle assembly and perfume production. This versatility highlights their technical proficiency in industrial projects.
Real Estate and Hospitality
Multilink contributes to Ethiopia’s urban development and tourism growth through feasibility studies for hotels (e.g., Marriott), apartment buildings, and mixed-use developments, catering to both high-end and local markets.
Agriculture and Agribusiness:
With projects in agro-processing, large-scale farming, and value-added products like sesame, coffee, and honey, Multilink strengthens Ethiopia’s agricultural sector, supporting food security and export growth.
Healthcare and Education:
The firm enhances healthcare infrastructure by conducting feasibility studies for hospitals, medical colleges, and diagnostic centers, addressing the sector’s complex needs.
Transportation, Media, and Retail
Multilink serves emerging industries with business plans for transport companies, taxi-hailing services, radio stations, e-commerce platforms, and supermarkets, fostering innovation and digital transformation.
Niche Sectors
Beyond these core areas, Multilink’s portfolio extends to industries like tourism, food processing, and recycling, demonstrating adaptability and a commitment to sustainable development.
International Business Representation for Tenders and Bids
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Our Achievements
Since 2007, We have successfully completed more than 300 projects across diverse sectors
We have worked with or are currently serving over 250 clients
95% of the projects we have delivered have been successfully implemented