Africa's Export Directory
Reliable chains where they count most BMG has been appointed the exclusive authorised distributor in Southern Africa for Pewag, a global leader in premium chain systems and lifting solutions.
Limited Slip Diff gives Bundu forklifts traction for tough African terrain Shamrock Handling Concepts – specialists in the supply and support of a wide range of forklift trucks – is
BMG and Agrico have collaborated to enhance compatibility between BMG Synergy PI500 variable speed drives (VSDs) and Agrico’s Web Control platform, giving farmers and industrial users across Africa new options
Criterion Equipment specialists consider the safe operation of forklift trucks as one of the most critical aspects in materials handling in manufacturing, warehousing and distribution centres, construction sites and transport
By Solomon Ekanem The future of Africa’s most ambitious liquefied natural gas (LNG) venture has been thrown into uncertainty following ExxonMobil’s decision to suspend its involvement in Mozambique’s $30 billion
A recent partnership between Eswatini Coffee and established Kenyan roasters demonstrates a practical model for small‑market exporters to scale by leveraging regional distribution networks and technical expertise. Through the collaboration,
BMG’s new ESCODISC FIL composite disc series – manufactured by ESCO Couplings SRL – has been developed from advanced composite materials, to deliver high strength and a 60% weight reduction.
By Jayden Bagshaw Africa’s import landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, with machinery imports surging to record levels in 2025 as governments and private investors accelerate industrialization across the continent.
BMG and Danfoss Drives celebrate a decade of close collaboration since signing a strategic alliance agreement in 2015. This formal partnership agreement has strengthened BMG’s original distribution agreement for Danfoss
Doosan Bobcat Community Days celebrates the power of giving back and the company’s commitment to strengthening communities worldwide. Employees from Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) joined colleagues across