IMELDA AMBONDO
The Roads Contractor Company (RCC) has acquired new graders, tippers, dozers, and excavators on a lease-to-own plan of up to 60 months to strengthen operations and cut hiring costs.
RCC Chief Executive Officer Dasius Nelumbu said the new strategy allows the company to use its own machinery on projects. “This strategy enables all projects to be executed using our own equipment. Most project funds went to plant hire,” Nelumbu said. “Now, that money will build our own assets,”he said.
. Nelumbu said the equipment will boost productivity. “The impact will be significant,” he said. “We can now take on large projects and generate more revenue.”
. “Each asset will pay for itself,” Nelumbu said. “This will strengthen our finances and help RCC reach its full potential.”
RCC Business Development Manager Rebekka Horaes said the move restores the company’s independence. “We used to rely on hired equipment, which delayed projects and raised costs,” she said.
She said the lease-to-own model helps RCC grow sustainably. “It’s a practical and affordable way to rebuild our fleet,” Horaes said. “We’re improving efficiency and reducing financial strain.”
Horaes said the initiative boosts RCC’s credibility. “This shows our commitment to rebuilding capacity and trust,” she said. “It positions RCC as a stronger, more reliable partner for future projects.”
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