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Sisama Lubricants celebrates a year in business

The company not only celebrates a huge milestone of turning one, but also notes a record in sales!

Female owned and thriving, Sisama launched its innovative brand of lubricants a year ago – Sisama Lubricants. Over the past year the company has grown from strength to strength despite a year filled with uncertainty. To date, and exactly a year later, the company not only celebrates a huge milestone of turning one, but also notes a record in sales!

Amanda Mfeka

About Sisama Lubricants

Sisama Lubricants combines complex speciality chemicals which can help optimise the quality, performance and value of products, while reducing the environmental impact. Infused with leading Technology, Sisama Lubricants is a new age automotive solution for equipment manufacturers, suppliers and end-users.

Senamile Mabaso, Amanda Mfeka, Nolwazi Mthethwa and Sibusiso Shozi

 

Inspired by the indigenous trees of Zululand, MD, Amanda Mfeka named each product in line with its medicinal features and healing properties, which is synonymous with the brand’s advanced technology features. These include Trimeria – Hydraulic Oil, Salix – Engine/Motor Oil, Ziziphus – Gear Oil, Milletia – Tractor Oil.

“We are ecstatic about the response we’ve received since opening our doors to the Zululand market and excited about the new products to be launched early next year. The quality of our product speaks for itself and our clients have enjoyed its benefits since we launched,” said Mfeka. “We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our loyal customers for their support.”

For more information about Sisama, contact 035 789 0164 or email info@sisama.co.za.

 

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