ABOUT US
We Build For People
Some companies talk about legacy.
The du Plessis family built one.
Kobus, Brandon, and Gerhard grew up watching their father, Jacobus, build a shopfitting business on one principle: quality workmanship, delivered on time, every time. When it was their turn to lead, they kept that standard and scaled the operation.
NextGen Turnkey Projects now operates across nine regions in Southern Africa, serving clients like Dis-Chem, Krispy Kreme, and Hungry Lion. The team handles everything from initial concept through to final handover, and they don't walk away until the job is done right.
OUR LEGACY
Built by hand. Passed down by choice.
When Jacobus du Plessis started NextGen in 1992, he wasn't building a company. He was building something worth handing to his sons. That's exactly what he did.
EXPERIENCE
The brands NextGen works with don't give second chances. Dis-Chem, Krispy Kreme, Hungry Lion. Clients like these come back because the work speaks for itself.
ACCOUNTABILITY
NextGen doesn't hand over a space until every detail is finished and signed off. Ready for trade from day one, every time.
OUR MISSION
Building a Sustainable Future
At NextGen Turnkey Projects, our mission is simple: to deliver spaces that work. Built on over three decades of hands-on experience, we combine precision craftsmanship with efficient project management to bring retail and commercial visions to life across Southern Africa.
We are a full turnkey contractor. From initial design through in-house manufacturing, installation, electrical, plumbing, flooring, and final handover, the NextGen team handles every detail. No subcontractor gaps, no finger-pointing, no snags.
Our roots are in carpentry and shopfitting, but our reach spans nine regions including Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, Cape Town, Namibia, Botswana, and beyond. That growth did not happen by accident. It happened because we treat every project as if our name depends on it.
Because it does.
We build for brands that expect more, and we deliver for clients who cannot afford less.
