Established in 2003, Abdul Karim Ahmad established ABI Med Sud in Malabo after the renovation of the 16 presidential villas of Banapa La Paz Complex.
In 2005, ABI Med Sud signed a management agreement with Hilton in the aim to operate ABI Med Sud’s first real estate investment project in Malabo, the Bisila Palace Hotel Hilton Malabo. In 2005, ABI Med Sud, implanted its own aggregates crusher company under the name of Al Baraka.
In 2006, ABI Med Sud, finalized the construction of the new head quarters of the Social Security Institute in Malabo.
In 2007, ABI Med Sud completed its first project on the continental side of Equatorial Guinea, 60 kms from Bata, in Bolondo, Hotel Imaculada.
In 2008, ABI Med Sud completed the construction of Hotel Imaculada in Luba.
In 2009, ABI Med Sud completed the renovation of Hotel Imaculada in Ebebiyin.
In 2011, ABI Med Sud completed the construction of the Hilton Malabo Hotel, the hotel hoisted the 17th ordinary African Union Summit.
In 2012, ABI Med Sud finalized the project of the new Senate Parliament of Malabo. In 2012, ABI Med Sud completed the construction of the headquarters of the Ministry of Finance in Luba. In 2012, ABI Med Sud completed the construction of the State Treasury Vault Building In Malabo.
In 2013, ABI Med Sud completed the turnkey delivery of the new Central Mosque of Malabo where the financing was partially received from H.E the First Lady of the Nation and the rest from ABI Med Sud.
In July 2015, ABI Med Sud has been granted the construction of the Presidential terminal of the international airport of Mongomeyen which was inaugurated during the 13th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) on February 2016.
In 2015, ABI Med Sud was granted the construction of the Presidential Palace of Ebebiyin.
ABI Med Sud completed the construction of the Senators Offices Building in Malabo.
ABI Med Sud, was granted the project of renovation and transformation of the old BEAC headquarters into the newly created Constitutional Organs of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea in Malabo.
ABI Med Sud was granted the construction of the new Sofitel President Palace in Malabo.