Armando Iachini: Yamaro Construction Business is Part of Venezuela’s History

From its beginnings, man has tried to solve everything with his own two hands. Survival instinct has led to the creation of tools that make daily chores easier. One such tool has become the modern construction sector, which in turn has become one of the most important elements in the development and advancement of society.

Construction is directly related to geographical changes. Without construction businesses, buildings that help and improve people’s lives would not be possible.

Nations require buildings to provide social services such as health support in hospitals, and education in schools.

In Venezuela, for the past 47 years, Yamaro Construction Business has functioned, a company dedicated to paving streets, constructing buildings, controlled explosions and otherwise transforming spaces for people’s enjoyment.

Yamaro Construction Business was born from the effort of two young Italian immigrants, who arrived in Venezuela with great ideas to expand national legacy. 

This is the story of Pascuale Lachini and Alfonso Mannozzi, who on November 7, 1969, successfully registered a small company that, since its inception, has been in a constant state of growth, and nowadays remains one of the country’s most important development tool.

In 1974, the Company Works independently in Guarico and Apure, constructing small highways. 

It wasn’t until 1984 that they got their first big-scale project: the San Fernando – Puerto Páez highway.

During the 90s, Yamaro Construction Business diversifies, acquiring its first asphalt factories, making them important competitors in the world of highway construction, as well as a household name when it comes to Venezuelan roads. Some of their work includes:

• The José Antonio Páez highway, found between Portuguesa and Barinas
• The Acarigua-Barquisimeto highway
• Lara’s North Bypass
• Miranda’s Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho highway.

Yamaro Construction Business reiterates its commitment to Venezuela, and its refusal to leave the country, as its staff is convinced that adversities can only be overcome through hard work. 

By working together in good faith, everyone will be able to help the country shine once again, a dedication that can be seen in their construction of the Mantoa María monument in Barquisimeto.