On the slopes of one of Africa’s highest mountains, Mount Elgon, lies a farm producing roses with a colour and fragrance that have impressed international markets for decades. Panocal, a... read more →
Word of mouth counts, and Dolphin Bay’s reputation for quality and reliability is spreading in Kenya. Lakewood Timber Treatment signed a deal with us this year after considering which CCA... read more →
When Lance Chapman bought Lamtim 18 months ago, he began “reinventing” the company to do every aspect of business better. He realised that to grow the company, he would need... read more →
Dolphin Bay’s new client Fynbos Poles is a family business of environmental entrepreneurs who took time to ensure that every aspect of their refurbished treatment plant meets the highest requirements.... read more →
Ugandan group Ambiance has leapt into the timber treatment market with zeal and a thorough commitment to quality. After buying a plantation late last year, the company sought our advice... read more →
Dolphin Bay and most of our customers are seeing sales volumes return to pre-Covid-19 levels – a recovery better than we had anticipated following the Stage 5 lockdown that forced... read more →
It’s a difficult time to enter most markets, but that is not how Charles Anderson and his son Phillip of Patula Sawmills see things. When the Andersons asked Dolphin Bay... read more →
Poles Tanzania has become our latest business partner in Tanzania due to our ability to solve their “supply headaches”. We now supply eight out of ten manufacturers in Tanzania, most... read more →
Bundu Poles has deepened its leadership role in the timber treatment industry by being the first company to complete the Quality Pledge process and receive a certificate of excellence. Bundu... read more →
Dolphin Bay has signed an agreement with our first customer in Kenya: Silverwood, a large operation that produces utility poles for the country’s electrification programmes. Based in Eldoret, the capital... read more →
