LH Marthinusen completes Botswana transformers
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 09, 2026 · Last updated Apr 20, 2026
The successful completion of this project by L. H. Marthinusen is expected to enhance power reliability and efficiency for the mining house in Botswana, potentially leading to increased productivity and cost savings. This positive development for L. H. Marthinusen and its parent company ACTOM could signal future opportunities in the mining infrastructure sector.
L. H. Marthinusen, a division of ACTOM, is nearing completion of manufacturing two 30 MVA transformers for a mining house in Botswana. This project addresses the mining house's challenges with ageing power infrastructure and the need for stable, high-capacity power to support increased production. L. H. Marthinusen was selected after a competitive tender process due to its expertise and ability to deliver tailored solutions. The transformers are engineered for high-voltage demand, reliability, and efficiency, integrating with existing infrastructure while adhering to safety and environmental standards. The project is in its final manufacturing stages, with delivery and installation planned for the coming weeks. This initiative is expected to enhance power reliability, reduce downtime, and improve energy efficiency for the mine, contributing to the growth and sustainability of the mining sector across the Southern African Development Community region.
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