Trading & Distribution

Building Africa’s Future through Smart Trade & Services

At DLX Solutions (Trading & Distribution), we partner with suppliers in Healthcare & FMCG, Energy Technologies, ICT, and Industrial Solutions to deliver high-quality products across Botswana, South Africa, and the wider region. Our procurement and distribution arm bridges global suppliers with African markets, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and competitive value.

Advantages We Offer:

  • Strategic supplier partnerships in South Africa and overseas.
  • Cross-border distribution network leveraging Botswana & South Africa as hubs.
  • Asset-light logistics model with vehicle & truck rental partnerships.
  • Last-mile delivery solutions tailored to urban and rural markets.

Our Solutions

Our procurement and distribution arm bridges global suppliers with African markets, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and competitive value.

Healthcare & FMCG Distribution

Supplying essential healthcare products, pharmaceuticals, and fast-moving consumer goods across retail and wholesale networks.

Energy & Renewable Technologies

Distributing solar, energy storage, and efficiency solutions to meet Africa’s growing power needs.

ICT & Technology Products

Offering cutting-edge IT hardware, software, and digital solutions for individuals, corporates, and governments.

Industrial & Infrastructure Supplies

Providing electricals, machinery, and industrial components to support Africa’s development projects.

Vision and Strategy

Our aim is to build sustainable growth across Africa, positioning DLX Africa Holdings as a trusted partner to global suppliers and local enterprises alike. With our subsidiary, DLX Solutions South Africa, as the foundation, we are expanding into high-demand sectors such as healthcare, FMCG, ICT, energy, and logistics.

By focusing on innovation, partnerships, and customer value, DLX Africa is committed to setting new standards in cross-border trade, supply chain efficiency, and business services — creating lasting impact in Africa’s local and regional markets.