Manufacturing & Industrial in Kano Statewide

Aspira Nigeria Limited is one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of household, personal care, and dental hygiene products in Nigeria. Established in 2009 and operating as part of the Lee Group of Companies, the company maintains its headquarters and a world-class manufacturing facility in Kano, Nigeria. Over more than 15 years, it has scaled its operations across the country to deliver affordable, high-quality cleaning and hygiene solutions to millions of African homes.

Mamuda Agro & Allied Products Nigeria Limited (a subsidiary of the Mamuda Group) specializes in manufacturing high-quality industrial sacks and mats. Using state-of-the-art European technology, their facilities are capable of producing up to 2.5 million bags per day for both local and international markets.

Mamuda Group is a leading multi-industry business conglomerate headquartered in Kano, Nigeria. Founded originally as a textile trade company over 50 years ago, it has evolved into a massive industrial empire under the leadership of Chairman and CEO Hassan Hammoud. The group operates primary manufacturing hubs in the Challawa Industrial Area of Kano, employs over 11,000 workers, and has its own 30-megawatt gas power plant to power its massive operations.

Quality rice is produced in large supplies at affordable prices.

Alhamsad Rice Mill is a prominent, indigenous agro-processing factory located at Plot 129, Kundila Road, Bompai Industrial Estate, Kano, Nigeria. Established in 2017, the company is a massive commercial production facility with an estimated daily processing capacity of 6,000 bags of rice. It is a major player in Nigeria's local agricultural drive to ensure domestic food security.

Ammasco International Limited

Manufacturing & Industrial in Kano Statewide

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Ammasco International Limited is one of Nigeria’s largest and fastest-growing independent downstream oil and gas companies, specializing in manufacturing high-quality lubricants. Founded on October 3, 1997, by industrialist Alhaji Mustapha Ado Muhammad, it started as the first indigenous lubricant blending plant in Northern Nigeria.