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Indian specialist lubricants manufacturer Molygraph will début as an exhibitor at this year’s West African Mining and Power Exhibition (WAMPEX). The company supplies greases, anti-seize, thread dopes, conveyor chain oils, forging lubes, metal-working
Molygraph products in assorted sizes and packaging
Molygraph production and stock storage
fluids and other products used in mining and the oil & gas industry. Molygraph aims to partner with distributors in several West African countries to tap that lucrative market. WAMPEX 2014 takes place from 28 to 30 May at Accra Convention Centre in Accra, Ghana.
“WAMPEX is a great opportunity to showcase our products, meet people in our target industries and understand current business trends,” says Rajesh Bothra, Molygraph’s Assistant Export Manager. “After extensive research reviewing markets and other trade shows we feel this expo would be very lucrative for us in terms of new business prospects in the West African region.”
Molygraph was founded only a year ago and already exports its products into the Gulf States, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and parts of Asia. Bothra says Molygraph has enjoyed excellent feedback on its products from customers in those regions. The company will mainly be exhibiting its mining and oil and gas lubricant range at the show.
“We’ll be entertaining interested WAMPEX visitors with interesting visual demonstrations of our products and our state of the art production facility,” says Bothra.
The Mumbai-based company conducts extensive research and development in its high- tech laboratory equipped with advanced scientific instruments. It is also expanding its well- established distributor network to provide more efficient supply of products and services to its national and overseas customers.
