South African wine exports bring in more than $650m per year from a little less than half of total local production of around 450 million litres per year.
“Our key goal is to be a thoroughly modernised business, one that continuously drives change, not one driven by it,” says Afrox Managing Director Schalk Venter in an interview with Joanna Sampson.
Currently in its 92nd year of operations, sub-Saharan Africa’s leading industrial gases and welding company Afrox originally opened its doors in 1927 as Allen-Liversidge Industrial Gases.
Laparoscopic surgery, commonly called keyhole surgery, is now widely established as a way to minimise patient trauma. The benefits include reduced postoperative pain and scarring, short hospital stays, better patient satisfaction and a much quicker...
HiQ gases from Afrox are ‘made for purpose’, and each has to comply with a specific set of specifications. This is particularly pertinent in the health sector, where the purity and accuracy of the gas...
Inert speciality gases have been used in eye surgery for more than 100 years, with the use of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and perfluoropropane (C3F8) still being the gold standard in eye surgery today.
Afrox has been playing a key role in the success rate of IVF fertility treatment in South Africa.
Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading industrial gases and welding company Afrox has launched its 360o Integrated Customer Application Solutions and Safety Solutions programme.
Afrox has partnered with Ulula Energy to take gas safety, affordability and convenience into the Western Cape’s informal domestic and residential markets.
African Oxygen Limited (Afrox) has been awarded the South African State Healthcare Contract to supply medical gases to Government hospitals, National Treasury has confirmed.
