Naser África’s yard in Mulemba has received new CNC cutting and welding equipment, doubling the production rate of metal structures and meeting the growing demand in Angola’s civil construction sector.

Naser África’s yard in Mulemba has completed the installation of a new production line equipped with precision CNC cutting and welding machinery. The investment translates into an immediate 40% increase in metal structure production capacity a leap that positions the company more robustly to meet the rising demand of the Angolan civil construction sector, where delivery deadlines and technical consistency are increasingly decisive factors.

CNC technology introduces a level of precision and repeatability that manual cutting and welding processes cannot guarantee at the same scale. Each piece produced adheres to digitally defined tolerances, reducing material waste, cutting adjustment time on site, and increasing the predictability of the assembly process. For projects with a high number of repeated structural elements — roofing, support structures, hangars, industrial warehouses — the difference is measurable from the very first batch.

“Producing more isn’t enough producing with precision is what allows you to scale without compromising quality or deadlines.”

Angola is going through a period of active recovery in the construction sector, with residential, industrial, and infrastructure projects advancing simultaneously across several provinces. The ability to supply quality metal structures, produced locally and with competitive lead times, represents a real advantage in a market that still relies heavily on imports for this type of component.