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Dorman Long Seeks Improved Growth For Local Content Drive

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2 years ago
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Dorman Long Engineering Company Limited has stressed the need to strengthen local content drive to contribute to the growth of the nation’s economy.
With Over 75 years groundbreaking milestones in building factories, dams and handling crucial sectors in oil and gas infrastructure, Dorman Long Engineering company limited has transited from building essential structures to becoming a full-service engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance company,

The company also seeks to improve growth prospects in the sub-Saharan African economy to drive local content in grey areas of manufacturing and productivity while strengthening commitment to continued growth and innovation in the industrial sector.
The management of Dorman Engineering Company made these remarks at its 75th anniversary to mark the company’s significant milestone in shaping the future of Sub Saharan African with its improvement in local content growth in steel, construction and fabrication.
The leading steel company celebrated three-quarter century existence which speaks volumes about the company’s strength, resilience, and adaptability.

Established in 1949 as part of the British Steel Corporation, it has not only outlived colonialism and military rule but thrived, transforming into a leading Nigerian company. This remarkable journey stands as a powerful testament to the transformative power of vision, quality, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
Earlier, the company unveiled a new logo and brand identity, reflecting its continued evolution and commitment to progress. The theme, “Forged in Steel,” embodies the company’s core values of strength, resilience and unwavering support inspired by the unique shapes found in fabricated steel beams and core engineering structures.

The new anniversary logo represents the strength and fluidity of steel, while retaining a sense of heritage and tradition.
Speaking at the event, managing director, chief executive officer of Dorman Long Engineering, Chris Ijeli said: “We are incredibly proud to celebrate 75 years of service to Nigeria. This milestone is a proof of Dorman Long’s dedication as well as the hard work of our employees, partners, and stakeholders,”

He revealed that Dorman Long provided the structural steel for the iconic first Niger Bridge that people see presently and contributed to countless other vital projects, from factories and dams to oil & gas infrastructure with major players in the sector.
Also speaking, chairman of Dorman Long Engineering, Dr. Timi Austen-Peters, while presenting the company’s strategic vision for the future, emphasised its focus on expanding its services and contributing to the growth of the Nigerian economy.

He outlined plans for future investments in other sectors like technology, skills development, and partnerships to propel the company towards even greater achievements.

He said, “Firstly, let me emphasise how incredibly proud I am to be associated with a storied brand like Dorman Long. Our rich history is filled with groundbreaking achievements, and as we look to the future, we look forward to continuing our support of the entire Nigerian economy.

He stated that the Steel sector forms the backbone of so many crucial sectors, from oil and gas to civil construction, agriculture, and telecommunications, so we are eager to partner with the government, ministries, and regulators to achieve mutual goals.

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“We are not merely building structures; we are building the very foundations of a thriving Nigerian economy. Our commitment to excellence, sustainability, and local content development will ensure that our legacy extends far beyond 75 years, shaping the industrial landscape for generations to come ,” he added.

The minister of State for Steel Development Hon. Uba Maigari Ahmadu in his remarks, stated that, “The story of Dorman Long Engineering is a testament to the transformative power of collaboration.

He affirmed that the true essence of Dorman Long lies not just in their diverse portfolio but in their unwavering commitment to excellence.

‘’From the early days of laying the foundation to its current role in shaping the future of Sub-Saharan Africa, Dorman Long has consistently pursued the highest standards.

‘’This dedication to excellence resonates deeply with the renewed hope agenda championed by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It speaks of innovation, collaboration, and building a diversified job-rich environment; all values Dorman Long embodies so powerfully,” he said.

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