JMG Limited, in partnership with Trane Technologies, took center stage at the HVACR Exhibition 2026, unveiling innovative and energy-efficient cooling solutions tailored to Nigeria’s evolving built environment.
The three-day exhibition, held from April 7 to 9 at the Landmark Centre, brought together key players across the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (HVACR) sector, including consultants, contractors, and project developers.
Operating under the Big 5 Construct Nigeria platform, the event served as a convergence point for industry stakeholders, with JMG’s Clima Division drawing significant attention for its display of advanced cooling systems designed for performance, resilience, and sustainability.
Throughout the exhibition, the JMG Clima booth attracted a steady stream of visitors who engaged with cutting-edge Trane technologies aimed at optimizing energy consumption and delivering reliable climate control solutions across commercial and industrial applications.
Industry conversations at the event centered on the growing demand for energy-efficient infrastructure, the need for smart climate solutions, and the role of innovation in supporting Nigeria’s development goals.
Speaking on the engagement, Sales Manager of JMG Clima, Hussam Aziz, expressed appreciation to partners and stakeholders for their participation and continued trust.
“We sincerely appreciate our valued partners who visited our booth and shared insights into their upcoming projects and technical needs. Their continued trust drives us to keep innovating, to keep improving, and to deliver solutions that not only meet expectations but set new benchmarks for efficiency and performance in the HVACR sector,” he said.
JMG noted that its collaboration with Trane Technologies continues to reinforce its position as a leading provider of cooling solutions in Nigeria, delivering systems that support sustainability and modern infrastructure demands.
The company’s portfolio spans power generation, electrical infrastructure, vertical transportation, cooling systems, and air compressors, alongside clean energy solutions such as solar and hybrid systems.
