11-13 JUNE 2019

Gallagher Convention Centre | Johannesburg, South Africa

The largest and most comprehensive African trade-show dedicated to the industries involved in the conveyance of liquids, gases & slurries

Co-located with

If you are looking to expand your business into Africa, generate new leads, meet new partners and find out about new projects and innovative technologies, then Pumps, Valves & Pipes Africa is the trade show for your business.

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INDUTEC Africa is proud to present the 11th edition of Pumps, Valves & Pipes Africa.

The largest and most comprehensive African trade show dedicated to the industries involved in the conveyance of liquids, gases, and slurries

The only trade exhibition of its kind in Africa where key buyers, engineering professionals, leading manufacturers, suppliers and agents network, learn and do business

Featuring the latest technologies and innovations in pump, valve and pipe engineering

Free-to-attend keynote, workshops and interactive panel discussions will provide practical, applicable knowledge sharing – not only to gain knowledge and improve your skills, but also to expand your professional network for years to come

Co-located with African Construction Expo and Totally Concrete Expo, providing an even bigger platform for exhibitors to promote and showcase their brands

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2019 ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS

Vusi Khomo
Mechanical Design Engineer, South African Petroleum Refineries (SAPREF)
Tsepo Ndou

Corrosion Engineer and Senior Metallurgist, PetroSA
Tinus Keyser

Chief Engineer: Turbines, Eskom Peaking Generation
Marina van Zyl

Maintenance & Planning Engineer, AngloGold Ashanti
Hamanth Kasan

General Manager, Rand Water
Allen Duncan

Engineering Manager: Goldi,
Astral Foods
Albertus Burger

Chairperson – Gauteng Branch, South African Irrigation Institute (SABI)

2019 PROGRAMME PARTICIPANTS

Xolile George

CEO, South Africa Local Government Association (SALGA)
Willem van der Westhuizen

Corporate Specialist: Pump Technology, Eskom
Wayne Arnold

Director, Valve Hospital
Vanessa Sealy-Fisher

Director, Isinyithi
Sally Hall

Managing Director, Hyson Cells
Roy Zhou

Technical Engineer, LVSA Group, China
Petrus Klopper

Professional Services Portfolio Member, Society for Automation, Instrumentation, Measurement and Control (SAIMC)
Marchant de Kooker

Electrical / CIC / Systems Engineer, AngloGold Ashanti
Lyon van der Merwe

Product Manager, Franklin Electric SA
Lance Zikalala

Managing Director, nCoded Solutions

DRIVERS OF THE PUMPS, VALVES & PIPES MARKET IN AFRICA

EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES

With global commodity prices putting pressure on entire industry systems, the supply chain has never been under so much scrutiny to deliver innovative, cost-effective and robust solutions with enormous attention on efficiency, productivity and service delivery.

CONSTRUCTION

A Pan-African focus on construction and infrastructure development is now offering the pumps, valves and piping industries untapped opportunity into new regions on the African continent.

ENERGY

With the spotlight on Africa’s ability to generate and secure its energy needs for sustainable growth, governments are exploring ways to industrialise oil and gas in the southern parts of the continent, priming the oil, gas and petrochemical market for expansion.

FOOD & BEVERAGE

In the food and beverage industry, process integrity, recipe compliance, and product reliability are basic prerequisites in food processing. This involves specialised pumps, instrumentation, valves, steam/air/hydronic as well as complete process skids and control panels for process automation and process control systems.

WATER & WASTE WATER

A reliable supply of clean and safe water is the first and most critical service that people require. With the focus on expanding service provision, there are enormous opportunities for the pumps, valves and piping industries in this sector.

AGRICULTURE

Africa is investing heavily in agriculture to position the continent as the solution to the food security conundrum. Pumping, treating, and moving large volumes of water requires not only a great deal of energy to plant, fertilise, irrigate, and harvest crops, but also a vast infrastructure of pumps, valves, pipes and related equipment.”

PULP & PAPER

A Pan-African focus on infrastructure development for urbanisation, energy, water management, food security and developing domestic oil and gas economies is now offering the pumps, valves and piping industries untapped opportunity into new regions on the African continent.

POWER GENERATION

A consistent electricity supply is one of the most important markers of economic development across Africa. Governments are now under pressure to use more clean power generation sources like solar thermal, hydropower, nuclear and geothermal power.