L – R : Kayode Adeleke, group chief executive officer, Arridex; Tesa Ayernor, managing director of Sodah Engineering and Logistics Limited; Julio de Medeiros, partner, Sodah Engineering and Logistics Limited and Madhu Madathil, chief operating officer, Arridex Advanced Manufacturing; at the signing ceremony to establish the Ghana Node of the Arridex Africa Distributed Additive Manufacturing (ADAM) Network, recently in Lagos.
Arridex has signed a definitive agreement to establish the Ghana Node of its Africa Distributed Additive Manufacturing, ADAM, Network, officially launching what it described as the continent’s first borderless manufacturing network.
The company designated Sodah Engineering and Logistics Limited, a wholly Ghanaian-owned engineering and logistics firm, as the exclusive ADAM Network node partner in Ghana.
The agreement formally connects Ghanaian and West African industry to Arridex’s flagship Omnifactory hub in Lagos, providing on-demand access to advanced manufacturing capabilities.
The network is designed to serve critical sectors including mining, energy,
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