Genesis was retained by the Office of the Presidency to conduct the official 15-year review of telecommunications policy and its impact on government’s two central yet evolving objectives of securing cost-competitiveness and providing universal access.

Genesis was commissioned to provide advice to a small plastic piping company as part of its internal decision-making process on whether or not to agree to a consent order for cartel behaviour.

Genesis was commissioned to undertake an assessment of the impact of extending Algoa FM’s broadcasting area to the Southern Cape region. 

Genesis was commissioned to conduct an independent economic assessment of efficiency claims relating to the parent stock breeding programme that was part of the Elite joint venture between Supreme Poultry and Astral Foods.

Genesis was commissioned to conduct foundational research for a large energy company in one of the most significant policy debates in recent years. This related to the possible implementation of a windfall tax on liquid fuels in South Africa.   

Genesis was commissioned by one of the largest mobile network operators (MNOs) in Africa to establish the size of the market for local and cross-border money transfers in 16 countries throughout Africa, the Middle East and South America, including Nigeria, Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon.

Genesis has undertaken a number of key studies for Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA), comparing the prices of South African telecommunications services against international benchmarks. 

Genesis was commissioned to provide expert economic reports and assistance in the filing and subsequent approval of one of the largest mergers in the forestry sector, which took place between Yorkcor and Global Forest Products.

Genesis was commissioned to provide an economic report and submission to the Competition Commission regarding the proposed acquisition of the local manufacturing facility of a competitor by the largest global producer of shot and grit.