The former Plant Pool Ltd. was a subsidiary of the else while Bank for Housing and Construction. The company collapsed as a result of mismanagement. J.A. Plant Pool (GH) Ltd. was established to acquire Plant Pool ltd. after it was put on divestiture, to carry out the business of the same Plant Pool.Our Equipment- Construction equipment- Mining equipment- Waste management equipment- Agriculture equipment- Trucks- BusesLEASINGWe provide our large range of heavy duty equipment for lease. You can easily apply to lease our equipment for long term. HIRING & SALEWe have buses, tractors and so many heavy duty equipment you can hire on either sort of long term basis. These equipment are also for sale. PARTS & AFTER SALES SERVICESAfter Sales Service – periodic and routine maintenance help prevent machine breakdown and failures. This will avoid frequent replacement of parts and reduce customers' heavy maintenance cost.J.A. Plantpool (Gh) Ltd. provides complete service support for all its equipment or products. Periodic maintenance is customized to suit customers specific needs and equipment operational requirement. We offer assistance to our clients in the areas of fuel nozzle test bench, hydraulic pump test, fuel injection test bench, transmission and engine test bench. We have state of the art spare parts support center to meet and support customers' spare parts needs. The ideal behind this is to avoid possible isolation of equipment breakdowns.Construction equipmentMining equipmentWaste management equipmentAgriculture equipmentTrucksBusesTRAININGWe set high priority on training our staff, customers and machine users, as we believe that the availability and profitabilty of a company relies on the knowledge and competence of its man power to carry out their jobs effectively and efficiently. WASTE MANAGEMENTWe handle waste management through the hiring of waste management equipment 

Junisat - Satellite based Broadband InternetWith solutions for everyone from individuals to corporations, Junisat can connect you to the world, wherever in the world you may be. Our Mission is to provide, maintain and deliver bespoke solutions to our bespoke clients whilst increasing their competitive advantage.Our goal is to always operate with dignity, integrity, and style, while consistently offering the best customer service in the areas in which we compete.At Juniper solutions, we provide the best service experience for our customers. We do this in a way that fosters the continuous improvement of our people and our company. We are a top performing, thoroughly professional and genuinely caring organisation in all we do. 

Petram Company was established in 1962, and gave birth to what became one of the Ethiopia's largest and successful companies. Petram prides itself in providing the highest quality merchandise at competitive prices with a customer service level that cannot be matched. Petram Company's principal activity an importer and wholesale distribution of major world-class consumer goods for Ethiopian Market.   It distributes consumer products including Food Products, Hygiene Products, Pharmaceuticals, Office Equipment, confectionary, Fire and Safety equipments, Stationary, and beauty care products. Our distribution channels are designed in a manner suited to customers. Three wholesale shops are suited at Teklehaimanot and at the road to Mekanisa. Wholesale distribution  to all supermarkets, Merkate distributors and retail shops in Addis is done by our vans. For the up countries sub distributors are assigned to distribute our products 10 towns.

N&B Crocodile Farm breeds crocodiles for skins and meat for export.The farm consists of 45 breeders being 5 male and 40 female all over 15 years old. These are kept in a large fenced breeding dam with strategically placed sandpits for egg laying.Nearing September when laying takes place these sandpits are moistened daily, raked each evening and monitored for any signs of digging. If there is any disturbance in the sand, the area is checked for eggs.When eggs are found they are placed in kaylite boxes in vermiculite and the boxes are packed into the incubator, which is kept at 34 degrees. An average of 35 eggs per female are laid with approximately 1400 eggs being collected. Some will be infertile and others rejected for various reasons.Each box is clearly labelled with the date of lay and the period of incubation is roughly 90 days. About 3 days before the due period, which is in December, the boxes are monitored for hatching. The crocodiles make a chirping sound when hatching and are then removed from the incubator boxes and placed on dry sand for 24 hours. They are then moved to hatchling pens in enclosed tunnels where the water is warmed during the winter months to promote growth. The hatchlings are fed on minced meat and liver and, together with the breeders and growers, consume approximately 700 kilograms of meat per week. At one year old the crocodile growers are transferred to open concrete pens where they grow out to approximately 1.5 metres in 2 years before being slaughtered for their belly skins and meat for export.Our annual slaughter is approximately 900 animals done during April, May and June each year. Diseases such as brown spot are more prevalent during the summer months, Sept to March. Our Manager, Felix Makaza, and his staff of ten run the farm.N&B Sugar EstatesThe N&B Sugar Estate has a quota to produce 10,500 tonnes of sugar cane and a water allocation of 1 3/4 cusecs.The farm employs 60 people who are housed, with their families, on the farm in two bedroom brick under iron houses. The staff have their own beerhall and entertainment area and a clinic.

We are the leading distributors of an exciting range of motor vehicles in Southern Africa. The company was established in 1961 when Ford Motor Corporation of Canada imported a complete assembly plant to assemble the Ford range for the then Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland. It was forced to close down after UDI in 1965. The Industrial Development Corporation bought the company in 1967 for contractual assembly. Franchise holders were allocated foreign currency for the importation of motor vehicle kits, which the company then assembled on their behalf.In 1986 the Government of Zimbabwe instituted reforms for the industry, under which franchises were to be held by assemblers under a vertical integration policy. Willowvale Mazda Motor Industries became the distributor of both passenger and commercial vehicles under government direction.Lack of foreign currency restricted production, so the company sought a technical partner who could provide the product as well as transfer of technology. Mazda Motor Corporation of Japan was selected as the technical partner and a joint venture agreement was signed in 1989. Other parties to the strategic alliance were the Industrial Development Corporation of Zimbabwe (IDC) and Itochu Corporation, a Japanese Trading House. They became shareholders in the company, which became known as Mazda Motor Industries (Pvt) Ltd. The new company started to concentrate on the Mazda brand, achieving significant gains in productivity.