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Dehn Protection South Africa expands into the DRC

January 2015 News

Dehn Protection South Africa has expanded its African footprint by establishing a satellite office in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Through this office based in Kinshasa, the company will be able to service local and global organisations located in this rapidly expanding market.

Job Midiburo.
Job Midiburo.

Given the DRC’s size, ongoing electrification and climate, there is high demand for reliable and efficient surge and lightning protection and safety equipment. In fact, central Africa has one of the highest lightning densities in the world, making this a crucial market for the company. From its base, Dehn will be able to serve a broad range of organisations including utilities, power, telecommunications, mining, public sector and non-governmental organisations.

The new office will be managed by Job Midiburo, who has an extensive technical background and hands-on Dehn product knowledge. Customers in the region will be able to take advantage of the comprehensive consulting and design services, as well as enjoying local support.

For more information contact Alexis Barwise, Dehn Protection South Africa, +27 (0)11 704 1487, [email protected], www.dehn-africa.com



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