JMG Limited has strengthened its position in Nigeria’s engineering and infrastructure sector with the delivery of major industrial, retail, and logistics projects in the first quarter of 2026.
The integrated electromechanical solutions company said the projects reflect its strategy of building interconnected systems designed to improve operational efficiency, reliability, and scalability across key sectors of the economy.
One of the company’s major interventions during the period was the upgrade of compressed air systems at the Dangote Cement Gboko Plant through JMG Industrial, the air compressor division of the company.
Following a detailed system audit, airflow mapping, and performance evaluation, JMG installed eight Kaeser compressor rotary lobe blower units tailored for continuous cement production operations, where compressed air stability is essential for material handling and pneumatic conveying.
According to the company, the upgrade resulted in a 23 per cent increase in airflow efficiency and boosted peak airflow capacity by up to 47 per cent, leading to improved pressure stability, lower energy losses, and enhanced reliability across production lines.
In the retail sector, JMG executed a fully integrated infrastructure upgrade for Quick Buy Supermarket Infrastructure Upgrade to support uninterrupted 24-hour operations.
The project combined solutions from JMG Power, JMG Clima, and JMG Electra, covering power generation, HVAC systems, and electrical infrastructure within a single integrated framework.
At the centre of the installation is a synchronized power system featuring two FG Wilson 550kVA generators and a 330kVA generator powered by a Perkins engine, integrated with grid supply to ensure redundancy and seamless load management.
The company also deployed a hybrid HVAC configuration incorporating Trane rooftop units, VRF zoning systems, ducted airflow networks, and inverter-based cooling systems to maintain optimal temperature conditions across retail and storage spaces.
JMG further expanded its logistics operations through JMG Haulage with the acquisition of 20 heavy-duty trucks aimed at strengthening nationwide distribution capabilities.
The trucks, each designed to transport up to 24 pallets and payloads of 45 tons, are expected to support FMCG and industrial supply chains across Nigeria’s major commercial routes.
The expanded fleet includes both CNG-powered trucks with ranges of up to 1,400 kilometres and diesel-powered units to improve flexibility and operational resilience.
Commenting on the company’s Q1 performance, Chief Commercial Officer, Rabi Jammal, said the company remains focused on delivering scalable and integrated engineering solutions.
“Our focus is on strengthening systems that improve efficiency, reliability, and operational performance for our clients across industrial and logistics value chains,” he said.
JMG Limited’s operations span power generation, electrical infrastructure, vertical transportation, cooling systems, air compressors, solar energy, and hybrid power solutions.
