About Us
Morokgo Investment is a diversified investment company. It was founded in 2018 by women who possess extensive corporate experience in the mining, finance, energy and logistics industries. The company's vision is to become the leading contributor in addressing the transformation challenges that the South African landscape is engrossed with. These challenges include poverty, inequality and unemployment.
Materialising the aforementioned vision will require the creation of new enterprises, facilitating the acquisition of high-potential companies, providing additional capital and skilled management team. This will ultimately drive sustainable long-term growth of Morokgo subsidiaries.
Our curiosity, passion and excellence are the values that will drive the realisation of Morokgo's vision.
Our Portfolio
Morokgo's medium to long-term strategy is to hold interests in the following industries: oil and gas, logistics, mining and agriculture. These industries have been strategically chosen due to the fact that they are in alignment with Morokgo's vision for economic transformation and job creation.
Mining
Morokgo will invest in benefication of minerals because of the value-addition which can go a long way in creating jobs and growing the economy. We further plan to offer complete plant hire and earthworks services with quality insured equipment, operated by our skilled operators in an efficient and timely manner.
Oil & Gas
We are a licensed wholesale supplier of Aviation Gasoline, Diesel, Jet Fuel, Biofuels, Liquefied Petroleum Gas, Paraļ¬n and Petrol. We uplift our products from various depots in the Southern Africa and working with our partners in the petroleum supply chain.
Logistics
Transportation is an inherently crucial factor in supporting economic activities as well as providing opportunities for economic development. Our aim is to provide comprehensive vehicle logistical services across Southern Africa, with our main focus being invested in timeliness and reliable services.
Agriculture
Morokgo will be active in the agricultural and agro-processing industry. Due to the lack of processing capacity in the country, most agricultural products are sent out of South Africa as un-beneficiated commodities and are then brought back in their processed form.