ANALYSIS | When “Made in Africa” becomes a balance-sheet reality
By Vanessa de Villiers and Veronica Lukwago Africa’s manufacturing potential will only translate into sustainable industrial growth when ambition becomes commercially viable, operationally executable and financially bankable.
Across audit and assurance, finance transformation, tax and customs, risk advisory, digital, governance, performance improvement and restructuring, the aim is to give manufacturers a single, trusted partner able to support the full journey, from strategy and investment, through execution and operational resilience, to bankable and sustainable growth.
The manufacturing conversation, then, must move beyond whether the continent can build factories to whether African-made products can compete, on cost, quality, delivery and resilience, at home, across the region and globally.
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