Our Company
Afrilink Pty Limited provides an opportunity for Australian and other international companies/investors to expand their business into the 350 million strong population in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and subsequently the larger 1.3 billion African population market, through investments in the politically stable and safe country of Botswana. The company was founded in response to the need to industrialize and diversify the economy of Botswana away from extensive dependence on diamond mining and to provide a stable, central industrial hub for the 16 SADC countries. The main focus sectors are Manufacturing (across all industries), Mining Beneficiation, Agribusiness, Energy, ICT & other Tech and Tourism.
About Botswana
Botswana is a landlocked (or economically "landlinked") country located in the southern part of Africa covering an area of 581,730 square kilometers. It is bordered by South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe. It is semi-arid with a subtropical climate generally experiencing very little rains with high temperatures during summers (maximum temperatures of around 35 degrees celsius) and dry cold winds during the short winter season.
Botswana attained its Independence on the 30th of September 1966 and is still quite a relatively young nation, and like most African nations, has experienced a history of colonialism, regional tribal movements and mineral exploitation largely by European nations. However, it is this colourful, rich history that has helped to make it into a beautiful, strong, peaceful, charmingly multi-ethnic and progressively unique nation intertwined by the Spirit of Botho, Tirisanyo and Bokopano (translated: humanity, cooperation and unity respectively).
Our Process
Opportunities shall be pursued in one of two ways:
1. The client makes contact with Afrilink through the online contact form or social media links, expressing their interest in distributing their product or service to Africa.
2. Afrilink presents to potential clients, opportunities that are at various stages of business development, to consider venturing into.
The general process is illustrated below:
