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Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket Africa (CVA-Africa)

Newnan, Georgia, United States • 1 Employees
Automotive

Commercial Vehicle Aftermarket Africa (CVA-Africa) is a nonprofit organization, established to create a network platform, that provides business opportunities for Commercial Vehicle Spare Parts Manufacturers around the world, and Distributors and Fleet Operators in Africa. As transport route integration across African continent continue to increase, so is the inter-continental trade between countries, thus driving "Economic Growth". Creation of advanced transport infrastructure in most Africa countries today, has led to a higher demand for heavy duty trucks (spare parts) used for transportation and haulage applications. Freight movement through road is set to be a key economic driver across the continent, which has resulted in a huge demand for commercial vehicle spare parts across Africa. It was on this note the CVA-Africa was founded, and in collaboration with the Ministries of (Road) Transportation of each Africa States, CVA-Africa can provide its Members access to collect, organize and analyze market information to gain valuable insights, that will improve performance, energy efficiency, reliability, competitiveness and profitability in commercial vehicle aftermarket spare parts business in Africa. CVA-Africa is a new way of marketing and selling your commercial vehicle spare parts products in Africa. Our organization is run and managed by E&R Standard Gate LLC, Newnan, GA 30290 USA. A leader in business development and sales marketing consultation for companies around the World. Let's walk together across our bridge and grow your business in Africa todayOUR MISSIONCreate a network platform for CVA-Africa Members, that will provide business opportunities, access to collect, organize and analyze market information to gain valuable insights, that will improve competitiveness and profitability in commercial vehicle aftermarket spare parts businesses in Africa