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3rd Annual mPAD & Nigeria

Manufacturing Expo

MANUFACTURING PARTNERSHIPS FORAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT

THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT EVENT IN NIGERIA COVERING ALL MAJOR SECTORS:

Food, Agro Processing, Beverages and Tobacco| Packaging, Labelling and Printing | Textiles & Leather | Automotive | Steel |Cement, Ceramics & Glass | Pharmaceuticals | Electrical and Electronics | Chemical | Plastic and Rubber | Wood and Wood Products

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Official Annual Trade Fair for: Host ministry: Host Chamber of Commerce:

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The Official Annual Trade Fair for the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria

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The 3rd Annual mPAD and the Nigeria Manufacturing Expo is an international B-2-B exhibition & conference that brings together local manufacturers with international suppliers and their local distributors to help the Nigerian manufacturing industry re-tool and modernise.

BOI, SMEDAN and CBN SME funding provision will be available with affordable interest rates for manufacturing equipment purchases at MAN Expo.

• Low interest rates & SME funding for manufacturing equipment

• Affordable manufacturing technologies & special offers from Europe, Asia, US and India

• Free capacity building & training

• Advice on how to increase your output & quality

• Solutions to reduce your production line defects

• Power solutions to improve your energy security

• Networking with over 3,000 manufacturing professionals

• Welcome reception on 15th March at 17:00

Official Annual Exhibition Run Under the Patronage of MAN and Endorsed by the FMITI

Event sectors

Visit the MAN Expo as a free guest to gain access to:

The most comprehensive manufacturing equipment event in Nigeria covering all major sectors:

“It will be an international platform to showcase manufacturing machines, facilitate re-tooling, build capacity of plant managers, stimulate investment and promote made-in-Nigeria products in accordance with the provisions of the Nigerian industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP)”Remi Ogunmefun, Director General,

Manufacturers Association of Nigeria

Supporting financial organisations:

Pharmaceuticals

Electrical and Electronics

Chemical

Plastic and Rubber

Wood and Wood Products

International pavilions

Food, Agro Processing, Beverages

and Tobacco

Packaging, Labelling and Printing

Textiles and Leather

Automotive

Steel and Cement

Ceramics and Glass

MTKB – efficient,compact and easy to operate

Efficient cleaning of malt and grain

thanks to quick and optimal setting

of all process parameters for coarse

impurities, fine impurities, stones,

low density particles and dust.

Compact design: The combi-

cleaner saves space and is easy to

install in any facility.

Energy consumption is low since

the drive systems are used for multi-

ple process steps, and the amount

of air required is lower than for

multiple single cleaning steps.

Lower maintenance and servicing

costs compared to four separate

machines. The MTKB requires fewer

electrical connections, spouting

pipes and cables.

Clean malt and grain for excellent beer. The compact MTKB combi-cleaner cleansmalt and unmalted grain economically and efficiently. It unites four process stepsinto one single machine. A separator removes coarse and fine impurities and aconcentrator grades the product into heavy and mixed fractions. The destonerremoves any stones and an aspirator eliminates all low-density particles. Optimalsetting of all the cleaning parameters is quick and easy. With just a single machinefor four cleaning steps, you save on investment, energy and space – one solutionthat has been shown to pay off.

Innovations for a better world.

Bühler AG, Grain Milling, CH-9240 Uzwil, Switzerland, T +41 71 955 11 11, F +41 71 955 66 11 [email protected], www.buhlergroup.com

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TEXTILES & LEATHER | AUTOMOTIVE | STEEL |CEMENT, CERAMICS & GLASS | PHARMACEUTICALS | ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS | CHEMICAL | PLASTIC & RUBBER | WOOD AND WOOD PRODUCTS

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Exhibition highlights

Meeting Lounge

GERMAN PAVILION

NIGERIA MANUFACTURERS

PAVILION

INDIA PAVILION

MAIN ENTRANCE

REGISTRATION

MANUFACTURERS’

FORUM

NIGERIA MANUFACTURING PARTNERSHIPS FOR

AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT

Conference theatre

MEET YOUR INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSGain access to cutting edge machinery from Europe, Asia and America’s

ACCESS TO FUNDING & FINANCING Available for equipment purchases at the Expo

LUNCH & COFFEE AREASA natural meeting place to connect with potential

suppliers

COUNTRY & SPECIALIST PAVILIONS Evaluate and source the latest automation technology & machine tools from around the world

Machines, Tools and Automation Technology Including:Assembly & Handling And Automation Systems | Automatic Control Engineering, Control Technology | Building Automation | Components | IT / Software| Robotics | Strapping Machines | Bakery Lines | Conveyor Systems | Labelling Machines | Sealing Machines | Coding Equipment | Food Processing Machines | Pharma Processing Machineries | Mixers For Powders And Granules | Die Molds | Pistons | Camshafts | Turbo Chargers | Sewing Machines | Winding Machines | Fabric Cutting Machines | Square Cutter Machines | Finishing Machines | Designs / Creative | Digital Printing | Commercial Printing | Newspaper Printing | Web Offset Printing | Energy Optimization Equipment

100+ SUPPLIERS OF EQUIPMENT

NETWORKING AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Connect with your peers at the most comprehensive manufacturing equipment event

in Nigeria

Event PatronsMeet with leading MAN members

UP-SKILL YOUR TEAMFree to attendConferenceand BusinessTraining

3,000+ MANUFACTURING PROFESSIONALS.

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Gold sponsor

Silver sponsors Strategic sponsor

Exhibitor list

Local Nigerian Agents

International Pavilions

COMPANY NAME BOOTH NUMBER

Aerowalk International (India) Pvt. Ltd B21

AgroNigeria F5

Al Behar Industries Ltd D10

Autocal Solutions P Ltd B25

Berger Paints Nigeria Ltd D21

Blickle C23

Bry-Air Nigeria Limited E4A

Buhler A8

Clearpack Singapore Pte Ltd E5

Connect Nigeria F6

Diamond Bank PLC D7

Drol Global Concept Nigeria Limited A7

Ektop Enterprises D4

Festo Automation C11

Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) B26

GEA West Africa B17

Gibadi C13

Gil Automation C15

Global Sterling Products Limited E4

Hans Rubber Industries B22

Kautex Maschinenbau GmbH B1

Kitten Group B19

Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) D23

Maxcom Co. Ltd E10

COMPANY NAME BOOTH NUMBER

Mazzoni LB SpA A9

Miele Packaging D11

Mikano International Limited A5

National Automotive Design and Development Council E15

Nigerian-German Business Association (NGBA) B15

Nigerchin Electrical Development Co. Ltd C24

Nigeria Gas & Steel Limited D20

Oracle D6

PAN Nigeria Limited D17

Plus Creations Pvt Ltd. and B22

Powerpro Company Limited C12

Prime Africa Packaging Solutions Limited (Nigeria) E11

Racors Group B23

Shanghai Lingyi International Trading Co. Ltd C3

SMS Engineering B20

Smyna Supply Chain Consulting C14

Syska LED Lights Pvt. Ltd B18

Technocrats Security Systems Pvt Ltd B24

Tropical Natural B16

Thompson & Grace D12

West African Ceramics C20

Wollen & Synthetic Textile C22

Xeonics Co., Ltd D5

Zutrad Ventures Limited C16

Global Sterling

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Conference highlights

Central Bank Nigeria (CBN): “Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector and Monetary Policy in Uncertain Times”, M. K. Tule

These conference sessions have been developed with the needs of Nigerian Manufacturing Professionals in mind and aim to serve as a platform for companies to share expertise/knowledge and act as a training environment where manufacturing staff can learn new skills and practises. Leading manufacturers will share their skills on everything from: leadership techniques to get the most out of your workforce, principles of demand management and how to improve quality and reduce mistakes; whilst financial institutions CBN, BOI and SMEDAN will shed light on finance and funding applications. Industry associations LCCI, NADDC and MAN will also be presenting on the pertinent issues that the sector is currently facing.

Buhler: “How to improve quality/reduce mistakes and food safety”, Adrian Naidoo

Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN): Finance and SME’s, Speaker TBC

Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce (NACC): AGOA: Imperative for Developing Nigeria’s SME Sector, Speaker TBC

Fidson Healthcare: ‘’The Effect of Leadership Styles On Employee Performance in Manufacturing Industry’’, Fayoade Babatunde

Smyna Supply Chain Consulting: “Four Tiers of Manufacturing and Supply Chain Practices: A Close Look at the Nigerian Manufacturing Industry”, Josiah Edmund

May & Baker Nig. Plc: Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Sunday Longe

Food, Agro and Allied Industries, Sona Group Nigeria: “Consumer and market changing trends in the consumable goods sector from a Nigerian perspective”, Jimoh Jelili

Accion MicrofinanceBank Limited, HumanResource Development& Management: “A KeyElement in AchievingBusiness Targets”,Emmanuel Michael

Nigerian Foundries Ltd: “Local Content as a vehicle for the industrialisation of Nigeria and creating an Export orientated manufacturing”, Vassily Oye

Confirmed presenters also include: Oracle, Cadbury, SON, LCCI, MAN and more!

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Day one: 15 March 2016

Day two: 16 March 2016

Session 2.01

09:30 Manufacturing in Nigeria: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, Cadbury Nigeria PLC, Tolu Adesalu

10:00 How manufacturing businesses can leverage the manufacturing format franchise to grow their brands, FBDS (FRANCHISE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED), Chiagozie Nwizu

10:30 Minimising Costs and Maximising Profits, May & Baker PLC, TBC

11:00 The next step: How to make the most efficient use of your funding, BOI (Bank of Industry), Joseph Babatunde

11:30 Title TBC, Mr. Tunde Oyelola, MAN Export Group

12:00 – 13:30 BREAK

Session 2.02

13:30 Four Tiers of Manufacturing and Supply Chain Practices: A Close Look at the Nigerian Manufacturing Industry, Symna, Josiah Edmond

14:00 Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, May & Baker, Sunday Longe

14:30 Importance of calibration and validation, Autocal Solutions, Ronit Shirsat

15:00 Title TBC, Mr. Okey Akpa, Chairman PMG-MAN / MD of SKG-Pharma

15:30 MAINTENANCE PRACTICE, Fidson Healthcare, ADEYINKA DAUD

Session 1.01

09:30 Welcome address: Importance of investing in staff to achieve success for your manufacturing business. TBC – (DG, Centre of Management Training)

10:00 How to run your business more efficiently and improve capacity, Notore, James Goma Appolo

10:30 Insight on consumers and changing market trends from a Nigerian perspective, Food, Agro and Allied Industries, Sona Group Nigeria, Jimoh Jelili Kolawole

11:00 Export strategies for Nigerian Manufacturers, Nigerian Export Promotion Council, Mr. Idnogesit Essien

11:30 Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector and Monetary Policy in Uncertain Times, CNB (Central Bank Nigeria), M.K Tule

12:00 – 13:30 BREAK

Session 1.02

13:30 Title TBC, Institute of Packaging Nigeria (IOPN), Mr Mike Adekola

14:00 How to improve quality/reduce mistakes and the importance of food safety, Buhler, Adrian Naidoo

14:30 Quality Strategy, TGI Group Nigeria (Chi Ltd), MOHAMMED MUSTAFA

15:00 Managing Operations, Concentrating on Basics, Wemy Industries Limited, Njoku Godspower

15:30 Title TBC, Oracle

16:00 – 17:00 BREAK

17:00 – 19:00 Welcome Reception, Director General, Remi Ogumnefun, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria


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Day three: 17 March 2016

Session 3.01

09:30 Title TBC, Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry

10:00 Title TBC, Alhaji Salisu Umar, MAN Chairman, Textile Wearing Apparel, Carpet, Leather

10:30 Title TBC, Nigerian Society of Engineers

11:00 Think Big Start Small / How to access to business finance through our partners / How to accelerate your busines development, Engr. David Abu Ozigi, SMEDAN (Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria)

12:00-13:30 BREAK

Session 3.02

13:30 Title TBC, Shepuya ICHA, Peugeot (PAN)

14:00 AGOA: Imperative for Developing Nigeria's SME sector, Delia Nzekwu, Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce

14:30 Title TBC, Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry

15:00 Prize give-a-ways

15:30 Event Close

Business management

Packaging

Textiles

Import Export

Agro Processing / Beverage processing

Automotive

SME / Finance

Pharmaceuticals

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FIEO – India Pavilion

Nigerian-German Business Association (NGBA) Pavilion

Nigeria and India’s volume of trade has risen to N70 billion.

The Federation of Indian Export Organisation are participating in the MAN Expo 2016 with an official Indian Pavilion welcoming 10 companies and he High Commission of India will be appropriately represented in the Exhibition.

If you are interested in becoming a local agent / country representative for any of these companies please contact:[email protected] and setup a meeting at the MAN Expo.


Visit us on stand number: B18

Visit us on stand number: B16 Visit us on stand number: B17


GEA West Africa

GEA is one of the largest suppliers of technology for the food processing industry and for a wide range of

other process industries.

Nigerian-German Business Association. Visit us on stand number: B15

German-Nigerian business relations date back decades. The Nigerian-German Business Association formerly known as the Nigerian-German Business Council was established on the 15 October 1986.

A bilateral cultural agreement was signed in 1999, placing cultural relations between the two countries on a sound footing in international law. The NGBA aims to foster business relationship between Nigerian businessmen/ company and German businessmen/ company.

The Nigerian-German Business Associations (NGBA) offers her members services including; • Dual Vocational Training program • Business Leadership and Strategic Training Workshop series. (B.L.A.S.T) • Business Delegation and Road-show from Germany

Tropical Naturals


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Affordable manufacturing technologies & special offers from Europe, Asia, US and India

FIEO – India Pavilion

Visit us on stand number: B21Aerowalk International India Pvt Ltd (AIIPL) is a famous name in the overseas producing Footwear products made from fresh, hygienic, durable and breathable raw materials of Polyurethane, synthetics i.e. available in a range of colours and in unique designs to give immense comfort to your feet and enable you to look your best.

Visit us on stand number: B23RACORSSMS Engineering ServicesSYSKA LED Lights Pvt LtdTECHNOCRATS Security Systems Pvt Ltd

Visit us on stand number: B24TECHNOCRATS SECURITY SYSTEMS PVT.LTD.C -2, Model Industrial Colony, Near Virwani Indl. Estate, Road No. 2,Goregaon (East), Mumbai – 400 063, INDIA.Tel: 91- 22- 42480480 / 29272791Fax: 91- 22- 29272795Website: www.automaticdoorsandgates.co.in

Technocrats Security systems Pvt Ltd is a leading Company for Automation System in India with experience over 30 years. Technocrats have become the preferred choice for customers across the country and all verticals of the industry.

Visit Us At

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CREATIONS PVT. LTD.

Phr. Arvind Manchanda

1304, H.S.I.I.D.C. Industrial Estate,

Rai, Sonepat, Haryana-131029 (INDIA)

email : [email protected]

url pluscreations.org

Mob. : + 91-9810264362

skype pluscreationspvtltd

Visit us on Stand B-22 Manufacturing Expo

• Cartons• Labels

• Dispensing Packs• Catch Covers

• Metalised Cartons• POP Packs

• Corrugated Box• Inserts

PACKAGING PHARMA FOIL & PVC

• On Aluminum Foil• Blister• Strip

• Alu-Alu Coloured &• printed

• PVC-plain• Printed & Colour

• PVC-Pearlised• PVC-Metalized Silver/Gold

Pharma Stickers Roll

• Chromo

• Filmic

• Metalized

• RFID

• Security

Visit us on Stand B-22 Manufacturing Expo


FEDERATION OF INDIAN EXPORT ORGANISATIONS [email protected]; [email protected] Trade Promotion Niryat Bhawan, Opp Army Hospital R & R, Rao Tula Ram Marg, New Delhi-57, INDIA

91-11-46042118/57

Visit us on stand number: B22Hans Rubber Industries Param Hans Solanki [email protected] PVR Car Foot Mats, Rubber Floor Matting, Foot Mats, Mud Flaps, Rubber Sheets, Rubber Conveyor Belt & Alied products 1233, HSIIDC RAI, Sonepat, INDIA 91-9910083791 B22

Visit us on stand number: B19Enterprises Pvt Ltd


Equipment on display

Visit us on stand number: A8Every day, billions of people use Bühler technologies to satisfy their basic needs for food, mobility, or communication. With our industrial process technologies and solutions, we make a significant contribution to feeding the world’s population while focusing on food safety and security. Around 65% of the wheat harvested worldwide is processed into flour on Bühler mills. The company’s contribution to the global production and processing of rice, pasta, chocolate, and breakfast cereals is equally substantial.

Visit us on stand number: C11Ground Floor, Block C, Motorways Centre, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos, NigeriaTel: +234 (0) 1 [email protected] | www.festo.com.ng

Festo. At the forefront of industrial automation with Pneumatics and Electrical Automation Technology. We work with our customers to increase their productivity. World’s no. 1 education and training partner for industry and universities.

Visit us on stand number: B1Since 80 years Kautex Maschinenbau GmbH manufactures high efficiency extrusion blow molding machines suitable for consumer and industrial packaging as well as for the automotive industries.

KBB60 All-electric blow molding machine for the packaging industry – front view with open safety gates

Visit us on stand number: C3SHANGHAI-LING YI, engaging more than 20 years in production and management of large format-painter,epson-printer,uv flat -printer,foller,laser engraving-machine and ink,etc

MTKB – efficient,compact and easy to operate

Efficient cleaning of malt and grain

thanks to quick and optimal setting

of all process parameters for coarse

impurities, fine impurities, stones,

low density particles and dust.

Compact design: The combi-

cleaner saves space and is easy to

install in any facility.

Energy consumption is low since

the drive systems are used for multi-

ple process steps, and the amount

of air required is lower than for

multiple single cleaning steps.

Lower maintenance and servicing

costs compared to four separate

machines. The MTKB requires fewer

electrical connections, spouting

pipes and cables.

Clean malt and grain for excellent beer. The compact MTKB combi-cleaner cleansmalt and unmalted grain economically and efficiently. It unites four process stepsinto one single machine. A separator removes coarse and fine impurities and aconcentrator grades the product into heavy and mixed fractions. The destonerremoves any stones and an aspirator eliminates all low-density particles. Optimalsetting of all the cleaning parameters is quick and easy. With just a single machinefor four cleaning steps, you save on investment, energy and space – one solutionthat has been shown to pay off.


Bühler AG, Grain Milling, CH-9240 Uzwil, Switzerland, T +41 71 955 11 11, F +41 71 955 66 11 [email protected], www.buhlergroup.com

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Bühler AG, Grain Milling, CH-9240 Uzwil, Switzerland, T +41 71 955 11 11, F +41 71 955 66 11

[email protected], www.buhlergroup.com

SORTEX A –

for premium

end products

Excellent performance

– Unchallenged throughput capacity

– Outstanding separating efficiency

High profitability

– Maximum yield on raw material

– Profitable investment,

short payback

Maximum reliability

– Top availability, maximum

operating time

– Consistently high sorting

performance for maximum

process and product safety

Unrivaled flexibility

– High throughput capacity with

minimum footprint and low space

requirement

– Intuitive, multilingual user inter-

face

Get the best out of your grain. That means maximum throughput capacity with

maximum yield in processing raw materials such as wheat, barley, rye, oat, and

rice. The SORTEX A is distinguished by its exceptional accuracy and separating

efficiency. Its sturdy design and intuitive user interface make the SORTEX A the

ideal optical sorter for the grain milling industry. For more information, please

visit www.buhlergroup.com

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Run your business more efficiently and improve your capacity

Visit us on stand number: B25Autocal Solutions private limited is the pioneer in the field of calibration and validation in india with around 100,000 + calibrations in the field of electronic, mechanical and dimensional are completed each year for our client worldwide. The company believes that its manpower is its main assets and continuous improvement as a tool of growth.

Visit us on stand number: D7

MSME BUSINESS DEVELOPMENTIn 2011, “Borrow For Free” was launched granting interest free loans to MSME’s. Diamond Bank has effectively awarded loans exceeding N65bn to over 30,000 MSMEs in Nigeria since 2009, making it the single most active lender to this sector in Nigeria.

Diamond Bank is a pacesetter in providing financial services to Micro, Small and Medium-scale Enterprises in Nigeria. We identified this sector as the base on which the future growth and development of the nation depends and that informed our initial partnership with the IFC in 2008 to build a sustainable framework for MSME financing which has stood the test of time.

OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES• Diamond Savings Accounts• Diamond Current Accounts• Diamond BusinessXpress Account• Diamond Visa Credit Cards• Classic Visa Credit Card• Gold Visa Credit Card• Platinum Visa Credit Card• DiamondXtra Credit Card• Diamond Park n Shop Credit Card• DiamondXclusive Credit Card• Diamond Corporate Charge Credit Card• Diamond Channel Services• Trade services• Cash management services

Visit us on stand number: C20The Royal brand of products offer an exquisite range of Polished and Unpolished Wall and Floor tiles in all required sizes ranging from 80x80 cm, 60x60 cm, 30x60 cm, 40x40 cm, 30x30 cm, to Wall tiles in 25x40 cm, and 30x60 cm all of which are durable and maintenance free. Currently, the company has started production of all new Royal Digital Tiles with digital printing machines for both floor and wall in various sizes.


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Visit to gain access to low interest rates & SME funding for manufacturing equipment

Visit us on stand number: D12Thompson & Grace Investments Limited is a wholly indigenous company, incorporated on the 2nd of September 1998 with a vision to become a premier engineering services provider for manufacturing and technological development in Nigeria.

Visit us on stand number: C16Zutrad Ventures Limited is the sole distributors for MACSA Laser, EIDOS thermal transfer and best code inkjet coding systems in Nigeria.Tel: +2348033321507 | Web: www.zutradventures.com

BESTCODE INKJETNon-contact. Continuous ink jet printing systemsBestCode Industrial Marking and Coding Systems print best by, lot code, sell by, expiration codes and other identifying marks and codes on industrial and consumer goods to ensure product traceability.

MACSA LASERMacsa SPA Laser is a latest, Versatile, reliable, easier to use and lower cost.Coding &marking systems customers can adopt when the needs change tomorrow on pharmaceutical,food & beverages,wire,cosmetics e.t.c.

EIDOS THERMAL TRANSFER PRINTERSContact coding machine that print best by,lot code,expiration codes and other useful traceability informations directly on plastics or paper films of continuous or intermittent packaging machines with use of thermal transfer ribbons.

ID JET CARTON CODERSHigh resolution industrial inkjet printing systems. A new generation of state of the art industrial inkjet carton printers for any coding & marking instructions can be sent remotely on various porous & non porous surfaces.


The factory is located in Oregun Industrial Estate, Ikeja, LagosOur professional managing crew handles a capacity of30,000 tons of processed steel a year with an installed capacity of 72,000 tons.

Our work force: more than 300 qualified workers divided into 5 major departments: Production, maintenance, storing, Handling and security

Our production teams work with a variety of high standards machineries:• 2 Slitting machines, for steel coils preparation• 5 Tube mills, for a wide range of steel tube fabrication• 2 Z-purlin machines, for roofing and structural purposes• 1 Cutline, for customized steel sheets• 2 Bending machines, for extending creative possibilities of

tubes/pipes

Visit us on stand number: E5Netfill srl is an Italian company specialising in the design and construction of electronic net weight fillers for liquid products.

The Netfill team has a wide ranging experience of over 20 years in net weight filling with hundreds of installations in the world.

This extensive experience in the industry and a strong project management organisation enables Netfill to design and manufacture solutions for complete filling and packaging lines.


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Visit us on stand number: E5Clearpack Group Head Quartered at Singapore provides best in class Packaging Solutions at optimal costs. All our Solutions are backed with strong Engineering, Project Management and after sales support teams across Asia, Africa and Middle East.

Visit us on stand number: C13 Gibadi is Africa’s #1 Online Industrial Store. A business-to-business (B2B) marketplace specializing in business and industrial goods supplies for small and mid-sized companies across Africa. Gibadi sells various products through the internet and catalogs with categories such as MRO (maintenance, repair and operational), Safety Supplies, janitorial, hand tools, electrical, lighting, electrical, plumbing, fasteners, and lab supplies etc.

Visit us on stand number: C12PTest, Measurements, Diagnostics and Asset Management solutions from leading manufacturers to the West Africa market. We exist to help our clients reduce the risk of equipment failure, extend the equipment mid-life and minimize the occurrence ofexpensive unplanned outages, thereby lowering the cost of operations and maintenance.

At PowerPro, we are very passionate about solving the problem of power collapse in Africa and we are playing a strategic part in ensuring the system failures and unplanned power outage becomes a thing of the past in Africa. We differentiate ourselves by offering a complete range of test, measurements and diagnostic equipment and solutions which can be handheld, mobile or fixed.

We complement our products with prompt deliveries, reliable after-sales support and equipment rentals.

Visit us on stand number: C15GIL Automation is a leading provider of industrial products and services related to panel solutions, Electrical, Instrumentation, Safety, Automation and Communication Systems. We partner with our customers to provide systems that work through provision of quality products, value added services and

technical solutions, based on customer requirements. Our technology partners include Siemens, Wonderware, WIKA, Honeywell, Pepper-Fuchs, GE, ETAP, Belden and Spectrex.

We focus our product and services delivery to industries such as Power & Utilities, Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Mining, Food Beverage, Marine, Construction, Oil & Gas, and Other industries that require a reliable partner for cost effective operation.

Visit us on stand number: D6With more than 400,000 customers—including 100 of the Fortune 100—and with deployments across a wide variety of industries in more than 145 countries, Oracle offers a comprehensive and fully integrated stack of cloud applications, platform services, and engineered systems. For more information about Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), visit oracle.com.

Visit us on stand number: E11Prime Africa Packaging Solutions Limited covers a range of equipment specially designed by our principals in Europe and India, we can match all our customers’ requirements. Our principals’ state-of-the-art technologies and equipment are already present in Nigeria and on the African continent, making our network base wide with satisfied customers.

Visit us on stand number: E10Maxcom Co. Ltd was establishedin 1994 and are known for good and quality technology advance in UPS system and battery charger

Visit us on stand number: D5Since our company was founded in 1972 and manufactures uninterruptible power supply (UPS)

Access power solutions to improve your energy security



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“My vision is to see a Nigerian manufacturing sector that is developing and achieving a GDP growth of 5% per annum for the next four years”

Exclusive interview with Reginald I. Odiah, Chairman Economic Policy Committee (EPC) of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Managing Director/CEO Bennett Industries Limited and Chairman Ikeja Forum (NERC).

The upcoming Nigeria Manufacturing Expo is MAN’s official trade expo.

Looking back on 2015, what are the most urgent matters MAN is looking at to address in 2016?2015 was particularly a difficult year for local manufacturers, reason being that it is an election year and government attention was majorly drawn into electioneering and winning the elections. Very little attention was paid to other sectors of the economy, especially manufacturing as is usual at these times. We are hoping and looking forward to Government now giving more time to the Real Sector – Manufacturing and Agriculture. We hope to prepare ourselves working with Government towards addressing the challenges of moving the real sector forward in 2016.

MAN has called for a massive investment to take the Nigerian manufacturing sector to the next level, where are you hoping these investments will come from?Generally speaking, we hope that the expected investment will come from two fronts – Internally from local investors who will take advantage of Government new policies and support via the CBN and BOI to expand their existing businesses, move into new areas of manufacturing. – Foreign Investors who will want to take advantage of new Government policies / investment climate and invest in areas of their interest.

Power is a big problem, are you hopeful that this is being addressed?The power sector is undergoing privatization and so far the Generation and Distribution segments have been fully privatized. Transmission segment still has some government hold though being managed by a private entity. Generally speaking, power issues are being addressed since the Government is so far moving in the right direction i.e. allowing the Private sector to take the driving sit and propel the sector. There are also new developments that would help to accelerate improvement of the sector, especially for the manufacturing Sector where inadequate power supply has done most damage.

The challenges are also business opportunities, what is your message to the prospective investor?To the prospective investors I say that Nigeria has very wide and unexploited business prospects ranging from solid mineral exploitation to Agriculture / Agro-allied etc. There are

opportunities for investors that have true love and interest in investing in Nigeria. The laws of the land are becoming more liberal and investor friendly.

How important is training for MAN?MAN attaches great importance to training for her Member Companies and Staff. For this reason MAN Resource Centre was established many years back and has recently been upgraded and giving more mandate for training and re-training of members Staff for capacity building etc.

Which particular manufacturing sectors are you most excited about?I am excited about all the sectors. However, for any sector to survive effectively there must be large local raw material content in production so as to reduce demand for foreign exchange especially now that the Country is going through foreign exchange difficulties. I am interested in encouraging sectors with large imported raw material content to look inwards and develop more local raw material content for their production.

What surprises you about this sector?I am surprised and excited with sectors that have looked inwards and achieved resulted. This is the way to go.

What is your vision for Nigerian manufacturing?My vision is to see a Nigerian manufacturing sector that is developing and achieving a GDP growth of 5% per annum for the next four years.

How excited is MAN about the Nigeria Manufacturing Expo?I am personally excited, but I leave the answer to this question to the Director General of MAN to give an answer. He is in a more vantage position on this.

What will be your message at the event?My message to Nigerians at this event is to be ready and participate in the event because it is going to be exciting with great opportunities for Business to Business discussions, Purchase of the latest of the arts production machines and equipment, development of joint ventures between companies and technology transfer.

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“To enhance the performance of the manufacturing sector, government has to address the energy and infrastructural challenges

which has inhibited the maximum contribution of the sector to GDP and economic growth of this country.”

Exclusive interview with Mr. Yunusa S. Labaran, Substantive Director Trade, For: Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry

of Industry, Trade & Investment - Host Ministry at the upcoming Nigeria Manufacturing Expo in March 2016.

What current developments in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector are you most excited about at the moment?Thanks for this question. As a matter of fact in recent time the manufacturing sector has not been able to contribute maximally to the economic growth of this country because of challenges it has been facing in the area of energy and other critical infrastructure. However in recent time the country has witnessed stability in energy supply and this I believe would enhance production capacity of the manufacturing sector.

Diversification from oil based economy is the solution to the current dwindling fortune of oil market. The Ministry through the launching of the NIRP is therefore poised to diversify to areas Nigeria has comparative and competitive advantage.

What role can Government take to aid the development of the Manufacturing Industry?The immediate past government and current government have realised the critical role of the manufacturing sector and that diversification is the key to survival of the economy.

We, the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment are supportive of this. It is important to the GDP of this country. To enhance the performance of the manufacturing sector, government has to address the energy and infrastructural challenges which has inhibited the maximum contribution of the sector to GDP and economic growth of this country.

What have been the most challenging aspects of the NIRP and the manufacturing sector as a whole?The most prominent challenges are; supply side constraints, such as energy, infrastructural gaps, high cost of capital; low skills particularly, among the SMEs. However, the current government is addressing these issues through agencies such

as Bank of Industry, Industrial Training Fund (ITF), SMEDAN and the SME Funds from the CBN.

As the host ministry for the MAN Expo (Nigeria Manufacturing Expo) please share your views on the Nigerian manufacturing sector. What needs to happen to take the Nigerian manufacturing sector to the next level?We need to address our energy constraints, develop skills in the sector and provide greater support for SMEs as well as acquiring modern manufacturing technology.

To enhance the performance of SMEs, the Ministry through the GEM Project has launched the BDMP (Business Development Market Place) platform aimed at identifying the location of various SMEs in this country, constraints to growing their businesses, and thus providing them with technical and financial supports.

There will be several agenda topics aimed at supporting the key enablers of the NIRP discussed in the *mPAD round table sessions chaired by FMITI & MAN at the Nigeria Manufacturing Expo.

*Manufacturing Partnerships for African Development- Industrial Clustering- Factory Financing Mechanisms - Synchronizing Value and Supply Chains- ECOWAS Trading Zone- Nigerian Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP)- Technical Workforce Training- Infrastructure - Energy Security

Which of these is of greatest importance to the development of the sector? And Why?


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Even though all the listed are critical factors for the development of the manufacturing sector; infrastructure, energy Security and the implementation of the NIRP are of great importance to development of manufacturing sector.

It has been observed over the years that energy crisis, poor infrastructure such as road network, ports facilities, almost non-existence railway transportation, and the over dependence on oil which relegated the contribution of the manufacturing sector to the development of the economy, constituted impediment to the roles expected of the sector.

Therefore the NIRP which main objective is for diversification of the economy, and providing all enablers to actualise this objective is worth proper implementation by the current government.

What is the FMITI message to the International Export Councils and fellow Ministry Departments of Trade & Industry attending the mPAD sessions?All relevant stakeholders should be at the Nigeria Manufacturing Expo and mPAD (Manufacturing Partnerships for African Development). Let’s look at the key challenges we face in this sector together and come up with the solution for an action plan to overcome them. A road map for revamping of the manufacturing sector be evolved for the consideration of government.

Why is the FMITI endorsing the MAN Expo (Nigeria Manufacturing Expo)? We endorse the objectives of the event aimed at attracting FDI, supporting the NIRP in addressing supply side constraints as well as generation of jobs and wealth creation for Nigeria. These objectives are the corner stone of this government policy thrust and therefore require the support of all.

How important is the MAN Expo (Nigeria Manufacturing Expo on Nigeria’s manufacturing calendar?First and foremost, the plan for the Nigeria Manufacturing Expo is apt and timely because of government eagerness to reposition the manufacturing sector which hitherto has been neglected due to over dependence on oil. The timing of the Expo is appropriate as we would have expected it to come much earlier in order to address the concerns of the sector.

What are you most looking forward to at the MAN Expo (Nigeria Manufacturing Expo?I have been privileged to have attended international expositions organized in the world and the focuses have always been to showcase technological breakthrough of countries and attract the usage of such technologies to the needy countries. I envisaged that at the end of this expo, Nigeria manufacturers would be able to attract modern technology that can drive massive and speedy production of qualitative products for both domestic and international markets.

“My vision for the industry is to see Nigeria one day conceptualise

robust engineering products design and

then see through manufacturing and then managing the entire products life

cycle”

Exclusive interview with Eng. Ekemini Amos, Director, Projects and Technical Services at Thompson & Grace Investment Ltd – gold sponsors at the upcoming Nigeria

Manufacturing Expo in March 2016.

Please tell us more about the history of Thompson and Grace Investments Ltd, the products and services that you provide and the people that work for you? Thompson & Grace Investments Limited was incorporated on the 2nd of September 1998 and over these years, it has been on the path of steady growth. Our products and services includes but not limited to: Cranes & Lifting Engineering solutions, Complete Machining, Steel and Special Purpose steel products, Fabrication of Pressure Vessels and Pressure Piping, Design Software Solutions, Technical Training and OCTG. The people that are working for us have come from all walks of life and diverse cultural settings. But it is one big family as we make every member of our staff play a role of leadership

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Tell us more about the recent certification the company obtained to manufacture components. How will this change the nature of your business? We have recently been certified by API to manufacture products within the following monograms: 5CT, 6A and 7-1.

What in your view are the main challenges in this industry? Raw Materials like steel, Government Regulations and Power Supply and other Infrastructures like roads.

What needs to happen to take the Nigerian manufacturing sector to the next level? The Government of the day needs to realize that until the nation becomes a manufacturing nation and export manufactured products to other countries, then shall we start a journey of robust economy.

What is your vision for the industry? My vision for the industry is to see Nigeria one day conceptualise robust engineering products design and then see through manufacturing and then managing the entire products life cycle.

You have signed up as a gold sponsor for the upcoming Nigerian Manufacturing Expo. What is the reason for partnering with us and what will be your message at the event? We are looking forward to promoting the message to the world that there are Nigerian companies that are focused on getting the journey started. We are happy to be part of this dream, though a very tough one.

Please tell us more about the manufacturing machines, automation technology and machine tools that Thompson and Grace Investments Ltd will be promoting to Nigerian manufacturers at the Expo? We are fully equipped to carry out complex Milling, Boring and Turning of mechanical components that service from: Aviation,

Marine, Automobile, Plastic Moulding, Energy, Power and Oil & Gas Sectors respectively, which are setting up very unique capabilities.

How will your manufacturing machines, automation technology and machine tools help Nigerian manufacturers become more competitive locally and internationally? As mentioned above, we have installed capacity that is able to manufacture complex mechanical engineering components such as ship craneshaft that is up to 8 metres long, turbine blades and other rotating components, propeller shaft, engine-blocks, and valves of complex geometry etc. Considering the cost of importation of some of these finished components and the lead time for delivery, we are sure that local patronage of our manufacture that is of international standards will be of great cost savings to the manufacturers.

In what way will your manufacturing machines, automation technology and machine tools improve manufacturing quality and increase productivity & efficiencies?We are very sure of value addition to the manufacturing industry because of the fact that our quality management systems conform to international standards for best practice such as API, LEEA, ISO etc. On increased productivity, I believe closeness to mechanical components that might be needed for repairs of machinery of some kind will cut on machine down time and help reduce lost time.

Why is it important for the industry to gather at such an expo? Because it will create opportunity for players to meet and network towards synergies.

What are you most looking forward to at the Nigerian Manufacturing Expo? Meeting of like minds that will advance the course of manufacturing in Nigeria




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“At PowerPro we are very passionate about what we do and we are keen on solving the problems of power collapse and process failure in Nigeria”

Exclusive interview with Adebayo Johnson, General Manager, PowerPro Company Ltd – an exhibitor at the upcoming Nigeria Manufacturing Expo in Lagos in March.

Can we start with a bit of history of Powerpro? PowerPro Company was incorporated in 2009, but began full operation in 2012 with specialized attention on providing test and measurement solutions to the Nigerian power and manufacturing industries.

What Powerpro technology and services are you most excited about at the moment?• Process calibration and troubleshooting tools for the Process

Industries,• Power Quality measurement and analysis• Thermal Imaging• Cable fault locators• Advanced diagnostics for motors and drives• Substation testing and commissioning solutions

Tell us more about your interests in Nigeria?Our interest is to partner with manufacturing process owners and asset managers in providing solutions that will help lower their cost of operations, minimize the risk of equipment failure and prevent the occurrence of expensive and unplanned outages.

And the region? Our focus is Nigeria as a whole.

How excited are you about Nigeria as a future manufacturing hub?We are excited about this because Nigeria will be re-positioned from being dependent on foreign goods to locally manufactured goods. This will not only reduce the cost of goods, but also facilitate immediate access and guarantee quality of manufactured goods.

What in your view are the challenges to develop Nigeria as a manufacturing centre of excellence?• Poor power supply• Low supply of raw material• Inability to keep pace with rapid technological

advancements• High cost of production due to poor infrastructures

(transportation, water and bad road networks)• Increase inflation• Competition from fake and substandard imported goods

What is your vision for this industry?With the abundant wealth of natural resources, recent power sector reform and the increased campaign on diversification of investment and revenues; we are very optimistic that the future holds good for the manufacturing industry in Nigeria.

What are you most looking forward to at the MAN Expo this year?• Innovative and quality products• Cost effective solutions to manufacturing

Will you display any specific equipment and technology? Yes, Fluke Test and measurement tools.

What will be your message at MAN this year?Embrace continuous improvement process and innovative thinking in order to create products that are adaptable to the current needs and the future demands of our customers.

Anything you would like to add?At PowerPro we are very passionate about what we do and we are keen on solving the problems of power collapse and process failure in Nigeria. We are playing a strategic part in ensuring that unplanned outages become a thing of the past.

We recently made a huge investment in a cutting edge calibration and service centre, offering equipment and instrument calibration and repair services in accordance with International standards.

www.powerpro.ng

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The Powerpro team

Visit PowerPro Company Ltd at stand number: C12


“Gibadi is the premier industrial ecommerce platform in Nigeria, where customers can browse various tools and spares needed every day, with

the convenience of location delivery”

Exclusive interview with Ola Ogunsemowo, GM of Gibadi, silver sponsors at the upcoming Nigeria Manufacturing Expo from

15 – 17 March in Lagos 2016.

Can we start with a bit of history of Gibadi?Gibadi was launched in 2015 to provide an online industrial store, specializing in business and industrial goods supplies for small and mid-sized companies across Africa.

It is the premier industrial ecommerce platform in Nigeria, where customers can browse various tools and spares needed every day, with the convenience of location delivery.

Gibadi sells various products through the internet with categories such as MRO (maintenance, repair and operational), Safety Supplies, Janitorial, Hand tools, Electrical, Lighting, Plumbing, Fasteners, Lab and office supplies etc.W

One of our major aims is to minimize downtime by offering quick delivery and very flexible payment options.

What Gibadi technology and services are you most excited about at the moment?• A rich variety of local and global brands with more than

100,000 essential products for business and industry• Simplifying procurement process by offering one-stop

shopping site for Industrial, MRO and business goods.• Last mile deliveries across Nigeria or Delivery at Pickup

location.• Flexible payment: Cash on Delivery, web-pay or Bank

Payment.• Best Price always. Direct Factory Price from OEMs • Free deliveries on orders above N50k• Integrating into existing procurement software platforms such

as SAP, Oracle, JDEdwards, Ariba, Coupa, Peoplesoft etc.

Tell us more about your interests in Nigeria?Our commitment is to facilitate industrialization in Nigeria by


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“The future of the Nigerian economy via

the manufacturing industry starts now”

Exclusive interview with Mr Lawal Gbolahan, MD/CEO GIL Automation, exhibitor at the upcoming Nigeria

Manufacturing Expo in Lagos from 15 – 17 March 2016.

Can we start with a bit of history of your company? GIL Automation started in the year 2007 with the name GIL Automation and Control Services Limited, and staff strength of 5 persons; we were formerly located at CBT Alausa and our head quarter at Portharcourt.

In 2011, our company changed its name to GIL Automation limited and is currently located at DTN complex, lateef Jakande road, Agindingbi, Ikeja.

As at the time of establishment our major selling point was in training, small scale procurement and servicing. But currently GIL has grown to a leading provider of industrial products and services related to Instrumentation, Measurement, Safety, Electrical, Automation and Communication Systems.

We focus our product and services delivery to industries such as Oil & Gas, Utilities, Manufacturing, Mining, Food Beverage, Marine, Construction and Other industries that require a reliable partner for cost effective operation. We specialize in Turnkey Solutions of industrial products and services related to Instrumentation, Measurement, Safety, Electrical, Automation, Communication Systems and Training.

We have also grown in staff strength as we also have our company established in Ghana and the United States.

What GIL Automation technology and services offered by your company are you most excited about at the moment?

helping our customers get the best quality industrial supplies at highly competitive rates and lower supply chain costs.

And the region? We are to consolidate our achievements in Nigeria towards small and mid-sized companies across Africa.

How excited are you about Nigeria as a future manufacturing hub?We are thrilled about Nigeria living up to the potential of her large population and vast human and natural resources. With the recent renewed efforts on diversification, Nigeria is well on its way to reversing the trend of import-dependence. To think of the many positive impacts this will have on local manufacturers and the nation’s economy is more than exciting.

What in your view are the challenges to develop Nigeria as a manufacturing center of excellence?• Unreliable power supply tops the list• Inadequate infrastructure especially road network• Ineffective government policies in supporting

technological growth

What is your vision for this industry?We see Nigeria’s manufacturing industry transforming its potential into a global impact. We are committed to making this a reality by providing the platform that instantly connects the buyers and manufacturers, through internet technologies.

What are you most looking forward to at the MAN Expo this year?• Home-grown technologies that addresses

manufacturing challenges• Local manufacturers showcasing top quality

Made-in-Nigeria products

Will you display any specific equipment and technology?• We will showcase our numerous trusted local and

global brands • You can look forward to learning more about

how our large assortment of products is helping businesses, factories, offices and laboratories across Nigeria.

What will be your message at MAN this year?Embrace more technology and innovation.

Anything you would like to add?Gibadi is Africa’s #1 Online Industrial Store. A business-to-business (B2B) marketplace specializing in business and industrial goods supplies for small and mid-sized companies across Africa.


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GIL CSIA CERTIFIED PANEL SHOP and Electrical capability to do the following:• Metal Fabrication• LV & MV Switchgears• Automatic Power Factor Control Panel• Feeder Pillars & Switch Boards• Industrial Control Panel• E-House Solutions• Substation Services• Power System Studies• Switchgear Installation & Upgrade • Transformer Regeneration Services• Lighting Systems

In addition to that GIL is also into the following:• DPR approved Small Volume Prover & Prover Tanks for

Metering & Proving jobs• DPR approved Test Benches for Instrument Calibration Job• OGTAN approved Training Centre• ISO certified System Integrator Company

Tell us more about your interests in Nigeria?GIL’s interest in Nigeria is to deliver world class products and services to customers in various fields in order to optimise their production with the end result of increasing the profit margin.

And the region?GIL Automation aims at regionalization through localization. We understand what local content mean across each country and have localized our operations. We have our offices in Nigeria (Lagos & PHC), Ghana, Houston and we hope to establish in more African Countries as part of our emerging markets.

How excited are you about Nigeria as a future manufacturing hub?Nigeria is a growing market. If we can leverage better in manufacturing products in country with local competence, it will reduce our dependency on the oil market for which you can agree with us that Oil & Gas Industry is not in its best of times. Now, this is the time for the manufacturing industries to rise up and assist Nigeria in these trying times. We are looking forward to a time when our locally manufactured goods can compete with the global market.

What in your view are the challenges to develop Nigeria as a manufacturing centre of excellence?• Constant and stable power supply• Increase inflation• Nigerian leaders lack of support • Poor infrastructure and educational system

What is your vision for this industry?The future is bright for the manufacturing industry in Nigeria. I hope to see a time when our graduate would be looking forward to a career in the manufacturing industries not just in the Oil and Gas industries.

What are you most looking forward to at the MAN Expo this year? • Meeting leading international and local manufacturers

and secure orders• Displaying our products

Will you display any specific equipment and technology?• Automation Technology• Panel technology• Electrical Services

What will be your message at MAN this year?The future of the Nigerian economy via the manufacturing industry starts now.

Anything you would like to add?GIL Automation’s staff have a thorough understanding of the diversity and dynamics of project execution and support across different regions of the world. We are committed to high quality and safe operational practices, customer satisfaction, its local communities and environment, and to growth.


Design and Fabrication of 2500A Mains Low Voltage Distribution Panel at GIL’s facility.

6000A Low Voltage Switchgear Panel designed and fabricated by GIL Automation


Venue InformationThe Nigeria Manufacturing Expo will be held at The Landmark Centre. Positioned on Victoria Island, the heart of the vibrant and lively Lagos business district, the Centre offers all of the latest in modern exhibition and conferencing facilities.

AddressLandmark Centre, Plot 2&3 Water Corporation Road,

Victoria Island Annex

Lagos, Nigeria

T: +234 (0)700 777 7777

E: [email protected]

Please see our website for more information, and contact us if you have any questions.

TravelFor help with your travel needs we can recommend Travel Start

T: 0861 878 278 / +2721-468-4300

W: www.travelstart.com.ng

They can also help to arrange excursions.

Taxis: There will be taxis available, your hotel should be able to assist with booking these.

Parking will be available at the Landmark Centre

Shuttle Bus: We have arranged for Shuttle buses to the Expo to run from our three of our recommended hotels:

Four Points by Sheraton 4*

Protea Hotel Kuramo Waters 4*

Fahrenheit Loft 3*

Event Director:Russell HughesT: +44 20 7384 8017 / +44 75 9512 0890 /+234 8127899519E: [email protected]

mPAD Programme Director E: [email protected]

Marketing Manager & pre-event registrations: Victoria SmartT: +44 (0) 20 7384 8033E: [email protected]

Exhibition Sales Manager: Fahri SadikuE: [email protected]: +44 207 384 7952 / +44 7507 535 186 /+44 7824 310 539

PR Communications ManagerAnnemarie Roodbol T: (+27) 21 700 3558 E: [email protected]

Nigeria Country Representative:Mercy MokaT: +234 812 172 2353 / +234 813 913 5268E: [email protected]

Operations Manager:Charlotte Phaure DavisT: +44207 384 8298E: [email protected]

Onsite Registrations Manger:Nnamdi AnyanwuCTOEventsrail Ltd.+234 1 8172578, (0)[email protected]

Visitor informationContact us

Tuesday 15 March – DAY 1

Wednesday 16 March – DAY 2

Thursday 17 March – DAY 3

09:00 – 16:30 Registration Desks Open

09:00 Official Opening by MAN President & Director General - tbc

09:00 – 17:00 Show Opening Times

09:30 – 16:00 Conference & Business Training

09:30 – 16:30 mPad: Manufacturing Partnerships for African Development Sessions (Invitation only)

17:00 – 19:00 Welcome Reception Networking Function



09:30 - 16:00 Conference & Business Training




09:30 - 15:30 Conference & Business Training

15:10 – 15:30 Closing keynote session


AccommodationThe Organiser’s have negotiated preferential rates at the nearby hotels below, subject to availability.

Lago Oriental 5*

Four Points by Sheraton 4*

Protea Hotel Kuramo Waters 4*

Fahrenheit Loft 3*

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