The material handling market in South Africa is projected to grow to $1.8 billion by 2030, serving as a key driver of the national economy

A key project is the Mphanda Nkuwa Hydropower Project, widely regarded as the next mega energy project in the Southern African region, a large-scale hydropower plant to be developed on the Zambezi River.

The new heat recovery steam generators installed by Sarens are industrial equipment that harnesses waste heat from energy processes to produce steam and improve the plant's energy efficiency.

Covering an area of more than 4 hectares, these new facilities will enable the company to strengthen its presence in strategic projects in oil and gas, mining and offshore activities, both in Namibia and in Angola, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic o...

The public infrastructure investment plan announced by the Government through 2027 is set to have a major financial impact on the country, with an estimated GDP boost of up to 1.5% for every percentage point invested in the sector.

As a support development response to this demand of specialized workforce, Sarens operates a technical training center in South Africa specializing in onshore wind energy, renewable energy construction, and heavy lifting operations, with a strong focus on safety and tech...

The aim of this project is to substantially reduce traffic on Boulevard Germain Koffi Gadeau, one of the busiest thoroughfares in Ivory Coast, which handles more than 110,000 vehicles daily.

These awards recognise the excellence of Sarens' work on the Zambia Fertilizer and Kamoa Copper (Democratic Republic of Congo) projects, in which it has participated this year.

This wind farm, scheduled to come online in the first quarter of 2026, will be the largest private facility built to date in the country and will feature 24 V136-4.5 MW turbines.

The InnoVent Diaz wind farm will contribute to generate 13% of the country's total electricity production. Given Namibia's primary reliance on coal for electricity generation, this initiative is projected to result in annual savings of 89,700,000 kg of coal.