LYVOK Incorporation PVT LTD

30/08/2024

17/04/2022

New products in the House, working with Hebie Baofeng Steel Structure (Chinese company)

01/11/2021

Pure breed

28/09/2021

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14/07/2021

Constructe your building with us and guarantee your lifetime investment.

Together we can make it happen.

14/07/2021

We do different designs of paving
Contact us and we make your dream come true.

Together we can make it happen.

13/07/2021

*Lyvok Incorporation Pvt Ltd*

Together we can make it happen.

*We offer the following services*
♻️ Entertainment & Promotions.

Entertainment promotions, branding & promoting products and companies, event Co-Ordination etc

In this department, we provide platforms for talented artists who want to perform live shows. Also the company provides advertisement and branding of products, services and entities.
We are also event Co-ordinator, that is we plan, organize and manage events such as weddings, parties eg surprise parties.

♻️ Agriculture
Our focus is on business of farmers, market gardeners, horticulturalist, tree planters, fruit growers, growers of all other kind of crops, ranchers, dairymen, breeders of all kinds of livestock's and farm products.

In this department we market the produce, that is we provide farmers with the right audiance for their produce. We will be promoting farmers for example we can look for market for your produce, do farming on behalf of farmer then we agree on shares, manage your farm or your projects, allow investors to invest under Lyvok Incorporation Pvt Ltd. We also buy and sell produce on behalf of our clients.

♻️ To carry on the business as Assemblers, manufacturers, distributors, repairers, dealers in all types of machinery and industrial plant equipment.

In this department we are looking forward to open a factory were there will Assemblers, eg assembling cars, machinary, repair cars and machinary at an affordable prize. We also buy and sell machinery, cars, etc on behalf of our clients.

♻️Mining
We purchase, take on lease or otherwise acquire any mines, mining rights & metalliferous land any & interest therein & to explore, work, exercise & develop. as prospectors & proprietors of mines, mineral deposits, quarries or open pit mines, geological consultation, mineral exploration & marketing.

In this department, we will be helping those who wish to register their mine, starting from aquiring prospector license upto getting registered, sell and buy stam mill, hummer mill, mines on behalf of our clients etc, help investors to invest in the right place in terms of mining.

♻️To carry on business as freight handlers, shipping agents, custom clearing agents, commission agents, brokers & auctioneers.

♻️ Construction, eg brick makers, develop and turn to account any land acquired or leased by the company, construction of roadways, dams, water suppliers, irrigation facilities, buildings, to purchase, lease otherwise acquire farms, lands, buildings, factories, flats & all property.

In this department we are looking for tenders to to do with constructions, it can be roadway, building or dam. Help those who wish to acquire farms, land or any property . Buy and sell properties, stands, farms etc on behalf of our clients.

♻️To manufacture, import, export, buy sell, assemble, design repair & be agents, hires & dealers of all types of motor vehicles, motor cycles and their components.

Please call or app any of the Directors below.

Ms C K Kagoro +263776961373

Mr T Matsetlo +263773866938/ +263715550691.

03/07/2021

Stand for sale 1750sqm Jacaranda Gwanda

04/06/2021

FARMS, PLOTS, Stands & MINES FOR SALE
Register your property with Lyvok Incorporations for easy sell/buy.

NYAMANDLOVU FARM
711.9513 HACTARES
-Homestead
10 000 litres water tank
Zesa available
Partially fenced
Title Deeds
Letter of no present interest
44Km from BULAWAYO CBD US$860 000,00

KWEKWE FARM
1300 HACTARES
Homestead
2 sets of servants quarters
3 Boreholes
2 rivers running across
Zesa available
Title Deeds
Letter of no present interest
40 km from Kwekwe
US$1.2 million

SOLUSI LAND
3700 HACTARES
mainly virgin land
2 Dams
Homestead
Good for cattle ranching partially fenced
Title Deed
US$4.6 million negotiable
Distance 60km from BULAWAYO

MBOKODO FARM
62 HACTARES
600 STANDS
smallest being 300 sqm biggest one 800 sqm
Awaiting Development permit only,fees paid
US$1.5million neg

SOLUSI FARM
103 HACTARES
Dilapidated structures
Deep tank
Share boundary with Gwayi river
Title Deed
40 km from BULAWAYO CBD
US$140 000,00 terms accepted

UPPER RANGEMORE
80 HACTARES
3 homesteads
4 boreholes
Zesa
4 bedroomed house(neatly built with ensuites, thatched)
2 km from Bambilodge
US$670 000,00

AMARULA FARM
Along Plumtree road 12h,
US$45 000,00 Chicken
Health staff offices,managers offices and staff offices with WIFFI
Zesa
Farm has electricity and a transformer dedicated for the farm only Generator (140 000VA) as backup
Water
Council water
Borehole connected also three 10 000litres JoJo tanks as reserves
Refrigerated Lorry they keep up more than 15000 chickens 🐓
Almost new to ferry Chickens

🛣️ 500 metres away from Bulawayo -plumtree rd Farm has an evaluation report of 1.2 million from previous evaluators and you're free to bring yours for evaluation US$600 000,00 🍇🍇

Looking for a 1 acre stand budget US$20 000,00 in Low density Suburbs

Mine claim for sale at West Nicholson Gwanda US$8000

Harare Deals
Rehnam stand 800 sqm US$30 000
Westgate 1200 sqm US$30 000

Gwanda Farm 2200 hacters 25 km away From Gwanda town going to beitbridge suitable for cattle renching water connected to Umzingwane river one of the biggest river in zimbabwe 750k title deeds available

Lyvok Incorporation Pvt Ltd, together we can make it happen
0773866938/0715550691
[email protected]

31/05/2021

14 tips for first-time renovators

Look up the ceiling value for your neighbourhood: To determine your return on investment and to avoid overcapitalising, check how what price similar properties in the neighbourhood have recently sold for on websites like Private Property;

Work out a budget: After doing your homework, try to work out as precise a budget as possible and include a contingency fund for any unexpected costs—and expect to use it. Also allow for incidental costs like eating out while the kitchen is inhabitable, or even a hotel room for a night or two;

Plan Ahead: You need to carefully consider factors such as your family’s space requirements and cooking and ablution facilities which may need to be moved around. It is crucial to have a concise schedule of works so that you can plan accordingly, especially for the times when you may not have water or power;

Create a Retreat: Living on-site and witnessing the transformation of your home is exciting but it will be intrusive and at times it will even be unbearable so it’s important that there is one space that feels like a respite from the dust and debris of the building site. Even just one room that can be kept clean, tidy and cosy will make all the difference;

On Site Storage: You will not only have to store your own belongings but also the tools and building materials. If you don’t have a suitable outbuilding, consider constructing shed or hiring a shipping container;

Select the right professionals: Any good contractor will have no problem providing references and copies of liability insurance. Remember, there are more important attributes that mere creative talent to consider, including reliability, the ability to assess a situation quickly to find solutions and finish as close to the quoted and agreed upon deadline and budget. Also important is to find out how many other projects the company is currently working on because if they are juggling numerous clients, the chances of running over deadline are almost certain;

Ensure you have the right insurance: Advise your home insurer of the works to be carried out and find out if you need to amend your current home insurance or take out any temporary policies like site insurance for the duration of the project. And just because your contractor has public liability insurance, it does not mean you are covered.
“It’s inevitable that a renovation project will be a rollercoaster ride of excitement, optimism, stress and angst,” says Cilliers, “but there are a number of common mistakes that novices make that can cause considerable angst or could even scupper the project altogether.
“However, most of them can be easily avoided if one is prepared and aware of the potential minefields.”

The most common errors are:

Underestimating costs: It’s fair to say that most projects will inevitably cost more and take longer than you expect, so prudent add 20% to your total projected budget if you can afford to do so. If you happen to come in under budget then you will be able to afford those little extras;
Expecting everything to go according to plan: This is especially true when working on older buildings which can yield any number of unforeseen problems. And there is always factors like weather, human error and myriad other issues that can so always expect the unexpected and be as prepared as possible;
Making too many changes along the way: Even the smallest changes cost money so try to not make unnecessary plan changes along the way. And always check with your contractor or designer about the potential implications and costs of making changes before you make any decisions;
Working on too many rooms at once: Working haphazardly in different rooms will leave you feeling unsettled and its easy to become discouraged when nothing is completed and seems to be going on forever;
Not setting up a timeline: Work out a realistic timeline with your contractor and make a corresponding list of materials that need to be bought in time for each stage. Running around buying items while work is delayed is both costly and frustrating. And, if possible, don’t time renovations to be completed near big holidays like Easter or Christmas nor for a big event like a 50th birthday party. That’s a sure way to set yourself up for disappointment;
Not familiarising yourself with the local city council’s building regulations: Many alterations will require city council approval and they have become stricter in recent years. If you are merely making cosmetic changes like kitchen cupboards or flooring surfaces, replacing bathroom fixtures or adding a few new cupboards then approval is not necessary but all structural changes – including breaking through a wall to create open plan flow – can only commence once the plans are approved. And don’t forget that homes older than 60 years may be subject to the special restrictions applicable to historical homes.
Not knowing measurements: Keep a list of all key measurements so that you don’t buy the wrong sizes or lengths of any materials that need to be cut and it’s also important when shopping for new furniture as you could end up with a sofa that barely leaves room for a side table.
Cilliers has a final word of caution: “Beware the dangers of DYI because, whilst all the reality shows on television make renovating look easy, and even fun, the results of a poorly executed renovation are far from impressive.
“Make sure you understand the amount of work that needs to be done and the amount of time you will have to dedicate to the project. With a little forethought, planning and research it’s possible to add substantial value to your property.
“At the end of the day – and despite the inconvenience - it can be a very rewarding experience with several positive spin-offs: you will save money, you can oversee the process and keep things moving and you will also learn a host of new skills.”
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