Major shifts in the demand profile for hygiene products – from personal care to home and laundry – are accelerating as a result of the rapid evolution in Africa’s demographics and urban centres.
The need for personal care and hygiene products is increasing exponentially, presenting dynamic opportunities for specialty chemical inputs and distribution.
The technology of this market is evolving at hyperspeed both in Europe and emerging countries, with increasing use of biotech products, yet there is still major divergence between populations at a national, regional and local level. The major disparities between low-, middle- and high-income segments is vast, and in order to serve all segments, it is critical to adapt formulations based on the needs of the end user.
In the personal care space, Africa’s rising middle class is willing to consume high-quality local products, creating a context for demand among local producers for adapted products that prioritise the balance of value and quality.
Our local technical teams support our principals and their technical staff in both customer and Solevo laboratories. We seek to deliver solutions rather than products, adapting formulations in response to the needs of the market.
At Solevo Group, we have extensive experience in inputs, products and solutions across key areas such as:
We offer a diverse range of additives and functional ingredients, including:
- Fillers
- Waxes
- Emollients
- Active Ingredients
- Conditioning agents
- Surfactants
- Fragrances
- Pigments
- Essential materials
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Our other business segments
Agriculture
Our solutions and value-add services across Africa’s agricultural sector seek to support an improvement in revenues for farmers and enhance productivity across the continent’s entire agricultural ecosystem.
Food & Nutrition
Our work in food and nutrition with customers, businesses and communities across our geographies seeks to meet the need for increased production of higher quality food across the continent.
Packaging
The exponential growth of FMCG across Africa has driven new demand for packaging – from cardboard boxes to food packing solutions – across all consumer goods channels.
Water Treatment
Across Africa, the development of essential water and wastewater structures is a core priority for all stakeholders – governments, investors and corporate actors.
CASE
The fabric of the construction environment across Africa is undergoing dynamic transformation, with rapid urbanisation, demographic growth, a need for housing and critical infrastructure.
Mining & Energy
As Africa’s dynamic transformation continues, the opportunity for extractive industries, minerals and ores is evolving rapidly, but there is also a need for energy as a building block for growing economies.
