“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, opened its doors in 1927 in Johannesburg as Allen-Liversidge Industrial Gases.
In 1935, British Oxygen (The BOC Group) bought a controlling interest and in 1955 its LPG brand Handigas was launched, which is the brand leader in South Africa today.
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