Building the Academy’s capacity.

Nampak’s 2025 sustainability report records a R3 million investment in Boundless Academy in 2024. It supported the first technology campus opening in Soweto in March 2025, five new roles, facility upgrades and transport for learner outreach.

Source: Nampak Sustainability Report 2025, page 15 (PDF, opens in a new tab) ↗. These are Nampak’s reported enterprise-development outcomes.

Solar and water infrastructure.

A separate R1,192,751 donation from Nampak Products to Boundless Foundation funded solar and water infrastructure. The Foundation’s September 2026 impact report records the following installed capacities.

74.4 kWp

Installed solar capacity

60,000 litres

Filtered borehole and water-storage system capacity

Water-storage tanks and filtration equipment at Boundless Soweto Campus
Water infrastructure supporting campus operations and community access.

Value beyond the campus.

The Foundation reports that neighbouring Ipolokeng Primary School has used campus facilities during utility interruptions. Surrounding households have also accessed water during municipal outages.

Source: Boundless Foundation, Nampak Products SED Donation Impact Report, September 2026; reporting period December 2024–September 2026. Infrastructure figures describe installed capacity. School and community benefits are management-reported; no beneficiary total, energy-output figure or independently measured social-return ratio is claimed here.

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