Euro Steel has evolved into one of South Africa’s largest local distributor and exporter of stainless steel, special steels, aluminium and other corrosion-resistant materials.
The company operates predominantly in all major cities in South Africa but also has operations in Namibia, Zambia and Mozambique – all of which combine to actively form the company’s sub-Saharan Africa service region.
Euro Steel supports key industries such as sugar, pulp and paper, rail, heavy and light engineering, power, oil and gas, petrochemicals and mining. Euro Steel stocks materials in almost every commercially available form, such as sheet, plate, coil, sections, heat exchanger tubing, pipe, fittings and flanges. The company’s local experience and distribution infrastructure, coupled with Euro Steel’s reputation for representing only reputable mills and stocking high-quality products, are a powerful combination.
Euro Steel’s core values are integrity, care, commitment, passion and a ‘win-win’ approach to all interactions with their clients. These values inform and underpin all that the company does and, as a result, prides itself in having established the reputation of being the supplier of choice in South Africa. Its strategic alliances and partnerships form the basis of Euro Steel’s approach, which it attributes to its service record, product quality and ethics of the people it employs, as well as the relationships and partnerships it has formed with its clients and supply chain.
Euro Steel is committed to the development and empowerment of its employees and, through this, it contributes positively to the creation of a just and equitable society. Euro Steel aims to make their client feel valued in terms of their business relationship and worth they see their clients’ successes as their own. Euro Steel’s vision is to remain a relevant and sustainable organisation in a rapidly changing world, and to add value to all its stakeholders and the nation.
Over 35 years ago, a family’s entrepreneurial roots anchored the rapid growth of what is now considered to be a market leader in Machine & Material Moving and Rigging Services across Southern Africa.
Over the last three decades, the Lovemore Bros have continuously recognised the requirements of their clients, as well as an ever-changing market and have grown the business with this at the forefront of their decision making.
The belief behind their success story lies in the quality of their people who valuably contribute to ensuring that our equipment, facilities and service delivery are of the best quality: Quality in Every Move, Every Time.
Current CEO, Neil McMahon continues to build on a family legacy and continuously empower the Lovemore Bros team by harnessing on his strategic mentality and leadership experience.
At PVM we are driven by our passion for science – the search for an objective truth, empirical certainty and honesty. We also know that wise nutrition contributes directly to people’s better health, well-being and performance.
The Reproplast Collective Extended Producer Responsibility Scheme was established by the packaging producers of the Newmantle Group – in their united, unwavering commitment and drive to lead a truly circular economy for post-consumer rigid polyolefin packaging by converting it into a high-value commodity.
Following Peter Van Kets Atlantic races completely captivated me many years ago. It seemed like the pinnacle of adventure sport testing man’s ability to the fullest, on every level. This event has always been in the background of a must do challenge.
During the covid pandemic, my Tourism Business was devastated, the idea of partaking in the World’s Toughest Row, to bring awareness to the effects of what Covid has done to businesses, as well as to try and raise funds for our now hamstrung Foundation (www.bushwaysfoundation.com) was born.
With an entry into the 2024 Atlantic race this dream has now become a reality. Through the foundation we would like to continue the work that we have been doing in rural communities focusing on early childhood learning. These communities live in rural wildlife areas that we visit on our safaris. The main aim of the campaign will be to try and raise enough funds to build a new Pre-primary school.
Coming from a completely land locked country I will be the first person from Botswana attempting to Row across any ocean. This will be by far the biggest physical and mental challenge I have undertaken and it will be a true test of Determination, Strength of Body and Mind. I hope that my participation in many previous adventure events, will in some way help me, as I prepare for the World’s Toughest Row.
I am very excited about this challenge since I found out about the event in 2020 haven’t stopped dreaming about crossing the Atlantic, I heard about Marc who I’ve know for many years through our canoeing background was interested in doing the event and just by chance was looking for a partner, so here I am all fired up and ready to take on the challenge of my life.
I come from a background of endurance events. I think it all start with my military training as a South African Navy Diver in 1989 after basic training on the west coast I was sent to Simons Town to do some intense diver training in the middle of a Cape winter after this everything else came relatively easy.
I discovered that I could run far without too much training so I ran for a charity dressed in a rhino suit, The 2 Oceans marathon in Cape Town, Comrades marathon in Durban up then down the following year without the suit, I did the Argus cycle tour with the suit too. Soon the canoeing and ocean paddling bug bit and I haven’t stopped paddling for over 30yrs. I have completed 25 Duzi canoe marathons, 18 nonstop Duzi canoe marathons these are both ultra events over 120km, 15 fish river canoe marathons, 10 Umkomaas river marathons. On the ocean I have done 9 port Elizabeth to East London races 264km and the list goes on. Last year I did a race across South Africa from Petermaritsburg to Cape in 24 days on a Mountain bike with my wife who got injured after 21 days and had to pullout. The year before I broke the world record for the farthest distance in 24hrs on a 2 man ocean kayak the year before that I broke the Guinness world record in a single kayak for the farthest distance paddled in 24hrs
I am married with 2 girls and a stepson in Aus.
I do have a day job as an owner of a plumbing business and a BnB, which my wife runs
