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Siemens partners PE Energy for industrial automation, innovation in Nigeria

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5 months ago

July 6, 2024

Siemens Digital Industries has struck a partnership deal with PE Energy aimed at enhancing industrial automation and innovation in Nigeria.

The partnership, according to Siemens Sub-Saharan Africa CEO, Sabine Dall’Omo, will elevate the landscape with advanced industrial automation systems, motion and drives, and process instrumentation across Nigeria.

“Our partnership represents a powerful synergy of Siemens’ advanced technology and PE Energy’s industry expertise. Together, we look forward to driving significant advancements in industrial automation across Nigeria, fostering growth and innovation in the region.”

“This collaboration paves the way for the future of automation and innovation, empowering Nigerian businesses to compete globally and prosper locally.

“This collaboration promises to deliver state-of-the-art solutions to a diverse array of industries such as Oil & Gas, manufacturing, food & beverage, and more,” the Siemens CEO said in a statement.

Also speaking on the deal, Daere Akobo, CEO, PE Energy said:

“As a player in the Nigerian industrial sector, PE Energy has consistently demonstrated its commitment to excellence and innovation.

“By teaming up with Siemens Digital Industries, a global innovation and technology leader in industrial automation, PE Energy is set to provide unparalleled services that enhance operational efficiency, productivity, and sustainability for its clients.

“We are excited about this partnership with Siemens Digital Industries. This collaboration aligns with our mission to offer cutting-edge technology and comprehensive solutions that meet the dynamic needs of our clients across various industries.

“Together, we will drive the implementation of state-of-the-art solutions in Nigeria’s industrial sector, fostering growth and competitiveness.”

The partnership, he added, will leverage Siemens’ advanced technology and expertise in automation, drive systems and process instrumentation while PE Energy will integrate these solutions to deliver customized, high-performance systems that address the unique challenges faced by Nigerian industries.

“This includes enhancing factory automation processes, optimizing motion and drives applications, and improving process instrumentation for better control and efficiency.”

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Tanzanian fintech startup Tunzaa announces capital raise for expansion

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14 hours ago

December 4, 2024

Isaac Dachen

Tanzanian fintech startup, Tunzaa, has announced raising fresh funds to enable it carry out its expansion plans.

The fintech, which has developed an innovative payments API enabling e-commerce transactions to be processed in installments, said in a statement that it secured the funding from Warioba Ventures.

A statement by Warioba Ventures said:

“This investment underscores our commitment to fostering solutions that address the unique challenges of African markets while creating a ripple effect of financial empowerment and economic growth.

“We believe Tunzaa is poised to redefine how payments and savings are integrated into the e-commerce experience, setting a new standard for financial inclusion and innovation.”

Tunzaa offers flexible installment that empowers consumers to access products more conveniently while promoting financial inclusion and economic empowerment.

The platform inspires a culture of savings by enabling consumers to save towards specific goals through gamified incentives.

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Egyptian freight-fowarding startup Nowlun raises $1.7m in seed funding

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2 days ago

December 3, 2024

Isaac Dachen

Egyptian digital freight forwarding platform, Nowlun, has announced raising $1.7 million in seed funding, which is a significant milestone for the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) logistics sector.

The seed funding round, according to Nowlun’s CEO, Moataz Khamis, was led by Nama Ventures and A15, with participation from Sanabil 500 Global and prominent angel investors.

In a statement announcing the funding, Khamis said the investment will fuel Nowlun’s ambitious expansion plans and accelerate the development of its innovative technology platform, which is transforming the logistics industry by offering instant, transparent, and competitive ocean freight rates, streamlined shipment management, and real-time visibility into cargo movements.

Founded in 2021 by Khamis, Mahmoud Khaled, and Ahmed Emara, Nowlun has rapidly established itself as a key player in the MENA logistics market, integrating all major shipping lines, providing businesses with unparalleled access to real-time pricing and enabling them to make faster, more informed decisions.

“Nowlun’s advanced shipment management system offers a comprehensive control tower, allowing users to track their cargo in real-time, receive instant notifications, and proactively manage any issues,” Khamis said.

“Throughout my decade in logistics, I’ve witnessed the daily inefficiencies shippers face.

“Driven by a sense of responsibility, my team and I are committed to transforming the industry using cutting-edge technology. This funding will empower us to further simplify the shipping process and make shippers’ lives easier,” he added.