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Solewant Group Helps Shape Future of Africa's Oil

January 2025

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Offshore Africa

Established 24 years ago, Solewant Group has emerged as a formidable leader in the manufacturing of steel pipes and pipe coating solutions in Nigeria.

Solewant Group Helps Shape Future of Africa's Oil

Renowned for its cutting-edge industrial area, the company operates the largest pipe coating facility in Africa.Spanning an impressive 132,000 square meters, this expansive facility is equipped with a multi-layer pipe coating plant, a concrete weight coating plant, steel pipe manufacturing units, metal fabrication units, and a state-of-the-art laboratory dedicated to quality assurance.

Over the course of its 24 years of impactful service, Solewant Group has consistently delivered high-quality steel pipes, advanced metal fabrication, and specialty coating solutions. The company is now embarking on a transformative phase of development, marked by strategic investments and significant expansion initiatives. With a steadfast vision to evolve into a premier, world-class provider of steel pipes and coating services for the oil, gas, and water industries in Nigeria and the broader sub-Saharan African region, Solewant Group is making remarkable progress in achieving its ambitious goals.

The company's clientele includes a host of leading IOCs, such as Total, Chevron, SPDC, NLNG, and ExxonMobil, alongside national oil companies. Solewant's unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional steel pipe coating services is complemented by its focus on manpower training and research. By employing highly skilled pipe and metal industry experts and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, the company ensures that it consistently meets and exceeds client expectations.

Its comprehensive expertise in pipeline fabrication and advanced pipe coating application solutions serves IOCs, indigenous oil companies, and EPC companies alike, cementing its reputation as a trusted partner in the industry.

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