Some of East Africa's most transformative energy infrastructure carries OML's fingerprints. Lake Turkana Wind Power. Menengai Geothermal. Olkaria Geothermal Complex. Tulu Moye in Ethiopia. We have delivered project logistics for the region's largest and most complex power generation developments – moving heavy components, sensitive parts, and long-haul loads with the technical discipline that EPCs and energy contractors depend on. When a project is built to power a nation, the logistics behind it must be equally uncompromising.

Upstream, midstream, or downstream – the margin for error is the same: zero. OML moves OCTG, heavy equipment, and site-support materials across the Northern Corridor and East Africa's most operationally demanding routes, with full chain-of-custody control, regulatory compliance, and the kind of TAT reliability that keeps well sites and refineries on schedule. This is not general haulage. This is precision logistics for an industry that cannot afford anything less.

Over 30,000 tonnes moved for mining operations – across difficult terrain, complex routes, and the unforgiving timelines of extraction projects. We handle bulk minerals, industrial inputs, heavy equipment, and site-support materials with the continuity that mining operations cannot afford to be without, from exploration phase through to full production. Where the ground is hardest to reach, OML has already been.

Major projects are won on paper and lost in execution. OML has spent over a decade being the logistics partner that holds – moving sensitive, high-value, and oversized cargo for large-scale infrastructure developments across the region, managing cross-border corridors, coordinating multi-phase delivery schedules, and absorbing the operational complexity so project teams don't have to. When the stakes are national in scale, execution cannot be ordinary.

Reliable supply flows are not a given – they are built. OML supports manufacturers, agribusinesses, and commercial distributors with inbound and outbound logistics that keep factories running, shelves stocked, and supply chains intact. Cement, fertilizers, construction materials, bulk agricultural inputs, commercial commodities – moved on schedule, at scale, across supplier-to-plant and plant-to-distribution networks that demand consistency above all else.