spot_img

Gold Fields and E&P...

In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields...

Bolt and Engineering Distributors...

Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group (B.E.D.) is once again set to make a strong...

Reliable Logistics Partnerships Anchor...

South Africa’s mining sector, contributing 6–7% to GDP and over half of merchandise...

Concor’s wind energy gamechanger...

In a milestone achievement for South Africa’s renewable energy sector, Concor has taken...
HomeTRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICSSteinmüller Africa expands...

Steinmüller Africa expands its plant and equipment hire services

Already a force to be reckoned with in the African power generation sector, Steinmüller Africa has taken its service delivery offering to the next level with its plant and equipment hire services.

Through its Middelburg Depot, the company has expanded its plant and equipment hire services, now offering a pool of over 24 000 items for clients in the power generation, petrochemical, chemical, mining, renewable energy, pulp and paper and general Industrial sectors. To date the Middelburg Depot has handled plant projects in Sasolburg, Rustenburg, Newcastle, Richards Bay and Eskom power stations in Mpumalanga.

The plant hire division boasts a comprehensive range of equipment consisting of cranes, trailers, tractors, welding machines, generators, rigging, grinding and drilling equipment. “Through this depot, we are showing our commitment to supply our clients the best equipment for their project requirements, With this hire solution, they can get their projects up and running quicker while mitigating equipment ownership costs,” said Mpho

Muvhango, Corporate Communications Specialist at Steinmüller Africa. Muvhango added that the company also offers expert advice to their clients on equipment selection: “We are committed to giving our clients the best quality customer service and ensuring that our high standards are upheld in all that we offer. Our team assesses our clients’ projects and their intended outcomes to provide them with a comprehensive solution,” she said.

Get notified whenever we post something new!

Continue reading

Gold Fields and E&P dispute heads for arbitration

In Ghana’s already tense mining landscape, fresh turbulence has erupted as Gold Fields confronts a massive $740 million lawsuit filed by Engineers & Planners Co. (E&P). The dispute follows E&P’s takeover of the Damang mine, an asset managed by Gold...

Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group gears up for NAMPO 2026

Bolt and Engineering Distributors Group (B.E.D.) is once again set to make a strong impact at NAMPO Harvest Day 2026, continuing a tradition of more than three decades at South Africa’s premier agricultural exhibition. A Legacy of Consistency and Collaboration Since its...

Reliable Logistics Partnerships Anchor South Africa’s Mining Supply Chains

South Africa’s mining sector, contributing 6–7% to GDP and over half of merchandise exports, faces mounting pressures from global and local disruptions. According to Standard Bank Africa’s Mining Value Chains Indaba 2026 report, the industry’s future growth depends not...