Advanced Manufacturing

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We work collaboratively and enable our clients on strategic and operational initiatives, helping them to deploy industry-leading methodologies and solutions, enhance capabilities, innovate and transform their business, products and services to accelerate performance and drive value creation. Additionally, strengthen strategic management, business models and systems, enhance agility and resilience,  improve sustainability, accelerate digital transformation journey, de-risk operations and future proof their business.

 Contact us to discuss how we can support you, your business, and your initiatives. We offer all new clients a free initial consultation with one of our professionals to explore your requirements, challenges and ambitions, as well as how we can support. 

The global manufacturing landscape is changing rapidly with the increasing use of digital technologies such as robotics and artificial intelligence, presenting both important opportunities and challenges for manufacturing and job creation. There are now major opportunities for African manufacturing. With the markets growing and the new African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) signed makes the case for increasing regional trade in goods and services which in turn will support to accelerate industrialisation.

 Africa’s rapidly expanding population and simultaneous surge in demand for industrial and Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) and processed food has deemed the continent a progressive business and industrial proposition for global investors, businesses and entrepreneurs. In addition, The advancement in innovative technologies and methodologies realm increase productivity levels, boosts workforce skills, reinforces  and extends developments into the wider economy while supporting social stability and the environment. 

Furthermore, manufacturing industry is providing a level of equilibrium between creating local competition for imports along with producing goods for export. There is a growing emphasis on value addition and manufacturing across the African continent. By moving beyond raw material exports and focusing on adding value to products, African nations aim to enhance their global competitiveness. This shift presents opportunities for importers to access a diverse range of high-quality manufactured goods.