Savanna Tanks, headquartered in Ramotswa, has achieved a remarkable milestone in the construction industry by securing a contract to build what is reportedly Africa's largest galvanized steel (GS) ground tank. This accomplishment surpasses the previous record set by their South African counterparts, showcasing both the capabilities of Savanna Tanks and the positive outcomes of Botswana's industrial development efforts.

Founded by Todd Jennings in the 1990s with an initial investment of P5,000, Savanna Tanks has grown into a significant player in the regional industrial landscape. With a sprawling 12,000-square-meter facility in Ramotswa, the company provides substantial employment opportunities for the local community.

Expanding its presence beyond Botswana, Savanna Tanks has become an essential contributor to the country's export industry. The recent contract for Africa's largest GS ground tank further solidifies the company's influence in regional infrastructure projects.

Notable achievements include the completion of the Forest Hill project, which involved constructing a 4 �-meg GS tank. Additionally, Savanna Tanks' diverse customer base enhances Botswana's global reputation.

Reflecting on the company's journey, Jennings stated, "It's been a challenging couple of years, characterized by reinvestment and innovation without a day's rest."

Indeed, Savanna Tanks has diversified its portfolio to include fabricated pipework and other water-related products. Moreover, it has secured a role as a service provider for Elon Musk's Skylight internet project, supplying cooling systems for Ground Server Stations.

The success of Savanna Tanks underscores the effectiveness of government policies promoting industrial growth and innovation. As Botswana continues to pursue economic diversification and industrial progress, companies like Savanna Tanks serve as shining examples of what can be achieved through dedication, hard work, and a commitment to excellence.