Economic Empowerment: Nigerian Firm Bolsters Local Assembly of Home and Electronic Appliances

Sacral Industries Limited's decision to establish a factory in Nigeria for assembling consumer electronics and home appliances has garnered praise from the Japanese Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Matsunaga Kazuyoshi. During a recent factory tour led by Ambassador Kazuyoshi, representatives from the Japanese Embassy, UNIDO, Daikin Nigeria, and DaiTech Nigeria Limited commended Sacral Industries Limited for its initiative.

Ambassador Kazuyoshi lauded Sacral Industries Limited for its noble gesture, emphasizing the significant impact it would have on job creation for Nigeria's youth and the enhancement of workforce capacity in the engineering field. He expressed confidence in the company's commitment to contributing to Nigeria's economic growth and assured continued support from Japan in fostering businesses that benefit the Nigerian people.

The Managing Director of Sacral Industries Limited, Mr. Rajeev Girglani, expressed gratitude to the Japanese delegation for their visit and affirmed the company's dedication to advancing Nigeria's economic prosperity. He viewed the visit as a morale booster and pledged to expand the company's presence by establishing another assembly plant outside Lagos, thereby creating more economic opportunities.

Girglani highlighted Sacral Industries Limited's partnership with Daikin Industries, a leading international organization, which selected Sacral Industries Limited as its manufacturing base in West Africa after thorough assessment and deliberation. He reiterated the company's vision to be the most innovative and reliable manufacturer of consumer electronics and home appliances in Nigeria and acknowledged the milestones achieved since its inception in 2018, including the production of the first air conditioner and refrigerator/freezer.

Overall, Sacral Industries Limited's endeavor to set up a factory in Nigeria reflects a commitment to local manufacturing, job creation, and economic development, with support from international partners like Daikin Industries and backing from the Japanese government.