Ennero, a renowned lubricants and gasoline distributor in South Africa, has been appointed by Enoc Group to grow the Group's international footprint in the marine lubricants industry.
According to a statement released by the firm, Ennero will supply a wide range of Enoc's marine lubricants exclusively to all South African ports, including Durban, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Richard's Bay, and Walvis Bay in Namibia, as well as other worldwide maritime markets.
In South Africa, almost 40 million litres of marine lubricants are traded each year. Enoc hopes to increase sales of its marine lubricant portfolio through this exclusive arrangement with Ennero, allowing it to expand its international footprint in new sea ports and serve international consumers in new markets.
Saif Humaid Al Falasi, Group CEO, Enoc, said: “We have consistently worked towards expanding our local and international presence. Our agreement with Ennero is a testament to our competencies and quality of our products and services. We aspire to be a valuable and reliable partner of choice for our stakeholders in the marine industry. We are confident that our partnership will elevate our lubricants business across international markets.”
Due to its strategic location on one of the busiest international sea routes, South African ports and terminals are vital to international marine transportation and contribute significantly to the country's economic growth. South Africa now has the chance to invest in a more diverse nautical sector.
Enoc Group supplies lubricants to a wide range of marine vessels such as offshore supply boats, container liners, tankers, navy and coastguard ships, through a transport network including road tanker trucks and pipelines. It also provides a diverse portfolio of lubricants and greases that are designed for applications in industrial and marine sectors, as well as heavy duty diesel engines and commercial use.
Enoc operates in 60 countries in the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, the Commonwealth of Independent States, and the Indian Subcontinent.