Key Pillars of African big business

Exhibiting the key pillars of African big business

Join top industry professionals from the world’s leading exporters in shipping, manufacturing, oil and gas, energy, and agribusiness and other diverse stakeholders for the launch of ATTES in Ghana in 2020. This trailblazing event will be focused on key strategic issues about Africa’s vast energy resources and opens up invaluable opportunities to network, connect and partner with the world’s best. You cannot afford to miss it.

Energy and Power
Agri Tech
Trade and industry
Energy and Power
Finance and Banking
Construction and real estate
Hi tech and telecommunication
Container industry

Shipping lines / ship owners / operators / agents
Transport and logistics
Supply chain and logistic services
Port and terminal
Freight Forwarders
Consultant
Manufacturer of shipped goods
Rail Freight

Shipper
Mining and drilling
Offshore projects
Oil and gas
Banking
Ocean carriers
Engineering procurement companies
Air carriers

Featuring Investment hotspots around Africa

Tete, Nacala, Zambezi Valley, Mozambique (Coal)
Pemba, Rovuma Basin, Mozambique (Gas)
Mtwara, Rovuma Basin, Tanzania (Gas)
Solwezi, Lumwana, North West Province, Zambia (Copper)
Lake Albert, Uganda (Oil, infrastructure, industrial)
Ethiopia (Hydropower)
Cameroon, Congo Republic, Gabon, Liberia, Sierra Leone (Iron)
Botswana (Coal)
Ghana continues to uphold its reputation as one of Africa's few politically stable democracies and it provides foreign investors with the most predictable entry point into West Africa. (Deloitte)
Nigeria (Natural gas)
Ghana's bauxite exploration
Angola's Caculo Cabaca hydropower plant