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FES Finance powered by First Capital Bank
Working in partnership with First Capital Bank, FES Finance provides tailor-made finance solutions for customers purchasing farming, power and earthmoving equipment. First Capital Bank is one of the country’s leaders in leasing and finance with over 25 years’...
Taking a Closer Look at Transforming Smallholder Rice Farming Through Access to Mechanisation in Malawi
FES recognised the untapped potential of the smallholder sector and in 2018, established an in-house emerging farmer department to specifically scope and undertake projects with small-scale farmers. The FES EFD offers agricultural solutions to smallholder farmers and...
Bomag and Fes Set to Build a Strong Brand Partnership
Effective December 2019, construction equipment manufacturer BOMAG, based in Boppard Germany, has appointed Farming and Engineering Services Ltd (FES) as its new distributor for Malawi. The company now exclusively markets the full BOMAG heavy and light machine range...
FES at the forefront of evolving agribusiness trends in Malawi and Zambia
Owning a tractor and various soil cultivation implements used to be part and parcel of commercial crop farming in Malawi. However, many farmers have now switched to a new business model: one which doesn’t necessitate extensive equipment ownership. Innovative...
A PROGRESSIVE DISTRIBUTOR – A closer look at Farming and Engineering Services (FES)
FES is without a doubt one of the most progressive distributors in Africa, well known for its successful representation and distribution of Massey Ferguson products throughout Malawi. Africa Focus gets some insight into the business from the Managing Director, Mike...
The Kaombe bulk water supply project in the Shire Valley, Malawi
The Shire or Chire River is the only outlet of Lake Malawi and flows into the Zambezi River in Mozambique. Its length is 402 kilometres (250 miles). The upper Shire River issues from Lake Malawi and runs approximately 12 miles before it enters shallow Lake Malombe. It...