Equipment manufacturer Bell says it is looking to move part of its manufacturing business out of South Africa over growing volatility concerns.
Founded in 1954, Bell is one of the country’s leading construction machinery and equipment suppliers.
However, it said that it is vital to its business that ‘customers around the world trust in its ability to support them regardless of local, regional or global events’. “Consequently, over time more aspects of ADT manufacturing will shift to the northern hemisphere. This will enable the group to better protect and grow our South African base and increasingly focus on manufacturing the group’s growing range of lower volume products.”
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