Namib Mills

Namib Mills is the largest grain processing company in Namibia. The company was founded in 1982 in the capital Windhoek and one of the largest of its kind in Southern Africa. It is part of the South African NMI Group.

As a Namibian company Namib Mills occupies a prominent position in the use exclusively of Namibian resources and maintains numerous programs to strengthen the local population.

Products and manufacturing

In addition to white and brown sugar, rice, corn meal, and flour Mahangu be processed. The capacity of the batching plant is five tons per hour. In addition, Namib Mills has one of the most modern pasta factories of the African continent, which is to begin operations in 2011. For this purpose, N were investing $ 83 million. A rice - cleaning and packaging plant has been built in 2009 in Windhoek and invested in a sugar packaging plant there and in Otavi.

In addition to a packaging plant in Windhoek Namib Mills still has two other smaller plants in Otavi and Katima Mulilo.