Steel At The Core of A Greener Economy

Steven Jonker • 15 November 2022

Steel At The Core of A Greener Economy For South Africa

Steel plays an integral role in producing and distributing renewable power, with steel being essential in manufacturing the structures that facilitate the production of renewable energy. 


Solar farms, hydro-electric dams, wind turbines and tidal turbines are all steel-intensive infrastructure, specifically in solar and wind power where
each new MW of solar power requires between 35 to 45 tons of steel, and each new MW of wind power requires 120 to 180 tons of steel. This highlights how the steel industry is perfectly positioned to reap the benefits from the renewable energy push.

While steel might be considered an emissions-heavy industry, steel is
one hundred percent recyclable with a potentially endless lifecycle. It is also the most recycled material in the world. 

Considering its usage and lifecycle in the renewable energy sector,
steel more than makes up for its carbon footprint over its lifetime. An example is how a three-megawatt wind turbine can deliver 80 times more energy over 20 years than was used in its production and maintenance materials. 


Over the last ten years many world-renowned steelmakers have also launched unique products designed for superior strength and high durability. These characteristics are essential for specific-use in solar and wind structures, which are constantly exposed to extreme weather conditions. Surging investments in renewable energy projects in China are also sending a bullish signal to the country’s steel sector, especially regarding steel products suitable for solar and wind power generation structures. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) China dominates the global solar PV supply chain after having invested over $50 billion developing supply capacity. 


Currently, China’s share in manufacturing components of solar panels is more than 80%. Even if demand is being created, it will still take time to establish the local capacity to respond to that demand, while also having to compete with low-cost Chinese suppliers. 

A Global Push Towards Renewables.

Investment Shifts Towards Renewables

It’s undeniable that a global energy transition is underway with governments and big players in mining, oil, gas and electricity announcing significant investments and strategic moves towards renewable energy growth.

According to the BP Statistical Review of World Energy (2022),
our global renewable energy generation has almost doubled in the last ten years with further increases forecast. “By 2026, global renewable electricity capacity is forecast to rise more than 60% from 2020 levels to over 4 800 GW – equivalent to the current total global power capacity of fossil fuels and nuclear combined.” Says the IEA. 


Renewables are set to account for almost
95% of the increase in global power capacity through 2026, with solar PV alone providing more than half. This is primarily driven by legislated support through government policies and more ambitious clean energy goals announced before and during the COP26 Climate Change Conference.


“This year’s record renewable electricity additions of 290 gigawatts are yet another sign that a new global energy economy is emerging,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol. 

South Africa’s Renewable Energy Transition

South Africa has seen notable growth in renewable energy funding and focus, specifically since the introduction of the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP) in August 2011. 


In three years, South Africa procured more investment in independent power generation than had been achieved across the African continent for the past 20 years (Eberhard et al 2014). The demand is also clear, with load shedding in 2021 overtaking 2020 as the most intensive year of load shedding to date and Eskom making stronger moves towards the renewables market. 



While Coal still dominates the South African energy mix, providing just over 81% of the total system load, the contribution of renewable energy technologies increased in 2021 to a total of 5.7 GW installed capacity and provided almost 7% of the total energy mix. This is only the beginning of a determined and incentivised government push towards renewable energy.

Ramaphosa’a Energy Crisis Plan Sparks Change

An important step forward for the South African renewable energy market is the recent announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa, putting in place an Energy Crisis Plan with much needed measures to tackle South Africa's energy gap and to put an end load shedding. 


His measures promised to “fundamentally transform” the electricity sector. These range from getting rid of licensing requirements for private energy projects that feed into the electricity grid; to allowing Eskom to buy power from existing independent power producers such as mines and paper mills, and to import power from neighbouring countries; to doubling the power to be procured in round six of the government's renewable energy procurement program. 


Certain regulatory requirements will also be waived or streamlined – including the regulatory requirements for solar projects in areas of low and medium environmental sensitivity which further signals positive growth for the local solar market. Government also wants to encourage more businesses and households to opt for rooftop solar PV installations by incentivizing them to sell power to Eskom with the feed-in tariff.


The National Planning Commission (NPC) has also weighed in on the electricity crisis. Its plan calls for 10 000MW of wind and solar power and 5 000MW of battery storage to be built as an urgent priority. 


Duncan Wanblad, the South African-born CEO of Anglo American, said the reforms announced by the president add to huge strides the country has made in renewable energy, which will help smooth the way for the Anglo group's highly ambitious energy strategy. The global mining company has announced significant decarbonization plans aimed at carbon-neutrality by 2040, including the planned construction of on-site solar plants and off-site regional wind farms for the development of a renewable energy ecosystem for green hydrogen production in southern Africa.


“This is more than just about energy. This could unlock much bigger opportunities in terms of hydrogen corridors, transport routes, supply chain infrastructure, which would not serve only us, but southern Africa really well,” stated Wanblad in an energy outline presentation in July.


Another boost for local the renewable energy market is major Eskom coal supplier Seriti Resources recently acquiring a 51% stake in renewable energy company Windlab Africa for R892 million. "The acquisition is a timely and strategic addition to our existing and valuable portfolio of coal assets. Our commitment to the responsible and reliable production of coal for both domestic consumption and exports remains unwavering," Seriti CEO Mike Teke said in a statement.


It said that in line with the commitments made in the agreement with Eskom and Exxaro, it will start using renewable wind and solar energy in its own facilities through the signing of power purchase agreements in 2023. "We need to be moving towards a lower carbon future through investing capital from coal into green energy. It is not only the right thing to do, but it makes business and societal sense," said Teke. 


In addition to this, The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has registered 16 new renewable generation facilities, which use the new licence exemptions. According to Nersa, 11 of the facilities will generate electricity for their own use, and five will generate for commercial use. Most of the applicants will connect to Eskom's network, while four will connect to municipalities.


The biggest project registered is an 80MW solar plant by Lephalale Solar and will connect to Eskom's grid. Second is the Msenge Emoyeni Wind Farm, with a capacity of 72MW, which will also connect to Eskom's grid. Nersa has approved 216 registration applications since the legislative change. The total investment cost is approximately R452 million, Nersa said.

Steel At The Foundation of South Africa’s Greener Future 

It is clear that the future of energy is where steel megastructures can power entire regions using renewable power. This presents a new and exciting area for sustainable growth in South Africa, where Steel is the foundation.

24 April 2025
NJR Steel Westdene: Recognizing Potential, Fostering Excellence Aubrey's Remarkable Journey at NJR Steel Westdene Founded in 1980 by Nigel Riley, NJR Steel Westdene has established itself as one of South Africa's leading steel merchants and manufacturers. The company's commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is evident in its excellent service, reliable deliveries, and competitive pricing. However, what truly sets NJR Steel Westdene apart is its dedication to recognizing and nurturing the potential of its employees. One such inspiring story is that of Mbulaheni Makhuvha, known to many as Aubrey. Aubrey's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the opportunities that arise when a company believes in the potential of its people. In 1995, Aubrey earned his Secondary Teachers Diploma. However, the job market was saturated with teachers, prompting him to relocate to Gauteng in search of better opportunities. For several years, Aubrey struggled to find employment. His fortunes changed on June 9, 1998, when he joined F. Bosazza & Sons as a Casual Worker. Reflecting on that pivotal moment, Aubrey recalls, "It was a challenging period, but I knew I had to prove myself. Hard work always pays off." F. Bosazza & Sons, which had been taken over by NJR Steel Westdene in 1980, provided Aubrey with the platform to showcase his skills. His relentless dedication did not go unnoticed. On July 18, 1998, the company offered him a permanent position as a General Worker. From then on, Aubrey amassed valuable experience in various roles, including assistant driver, steel packer, and cutter. His perseverance and commitment to excellence earned him the position of Hardware Stock Controller. In 2002, Aubrey's hard work was rewarded once again when he was promoted to Counter Sales Consultant. A special highlight in his career came in 2006 when he was awarded the runner-up title for "Best Sales Consultant of the NJR Steel Group." Aubrey fondly remembers, "Being recognized as one of the best was a testament to my dedication and passion for my work." Two years later, Aubrey reached another significant milestone by becoming an Internal Sales Consultant. Now, in 2025, as he enters his 27th year with NJR Steel Westdene, he proudly serves as Senior Internal Sales. This role allows him to impart his extensive knowledge to others while being recognized by all as a cornerstone of dependability within the company. Reflecting on his journey, Aubrey says, "For me, it has been a long and successful journey with F. Bosazza & Sons and NJR Steel Westdene. They have acknowledged my hard work and dedication over the years by decorating me with my 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th and 25th Year Awards. I was given the opportunity to grow, and I took it with both hands." Aubrey's story serves as an inspiration to many, showcasing the heights that can be achieved through hard work and determination when a company recognizes and nurtures the potential of its employees. For more information on NJR Steel Westdene, please view the Branch Page or call us at 011 673 4065.
21 March 2025
Honouring Human Rights Day: NJR Steel’s Commitment to Community Empowerment On Human Rights Day, we reflect on the fundamental values of equality, dignity, and opportunity for all - principles that resonate deeply with NJR Steel’s mission to empower communities through sustainable initiatives. Our dedication extends beyond providing quality steel products; it encompasses fostering economic growth, supporting education, and uplifting the communities we serve. Seeds of Change: Cultivating Entrepreneurship A cornerstone of our community engagement is our partnership with Seeds of Africa, particularly through their Seeds of Change Enterprise and Supplier Development Program. This comprehensive initiative offers: • Business Skills Training: Equipping entrepreneurs with essential knowledge in financial management, marketing strategies, and operational efficiency.  • Mentorship and Coaching: Providing personalized guidance to navigate business challenges and seize growth opportunities. • Access to Resources: Facilitating entry to business services, markets, and interest-free seed capital to foster sustainable development. Since its inception in 2019, the program has empowered over 229 individuals to develop and grow their own small businesses, thereby creating job opportunities and stimulating local economies. Empowering Local Enterprises Through the Seeds of Change program, NJR Steel has integrated several emerging businesses into our supply chain, exemplifying our commitment to supplier development. Notable collaborations include: • Akunamlilo Fire Fighting Services & Supplies: Specializing in firefighting equipment and training, contributing to community safety. • Ayoba Steel: A steel business established in Cosmo City with NJR Steel’s support, fostering local entrepreneurship. • Beake Engineering: Manufacturing products for NJR Steel’s Rustenburg branch, showcasing successful enterprise development. • Bohlalepele: Providing security services for NJR Steel’s central buying operations, enhancing operational integrity. • Bonimpumelelo: Operating an onsite canteen at the NJR Labore facility, ensuring employee well-being. • Brimo Consulting: Delivering digital marketing and design services to various NJR Steel branches, supported by NJR Steel’s funding for a business vehicle. • Hamara Holdings and Lamesh: Both steel manufacturing companies receiving support from NJR Steel, underscoring our dedication to empowering local manufacturers. • Mokaleng Electrical: Providing electrical services to various NJR Steel branches, ensuring operational efficiency. • Ntuthuko Cleaning Company & Supplies and Preen Clean: Offering cleaning services and supplies, maintaining a safe and hygienic environment. • Thobela Three Sisters: Supplying cleaning products to NJR Steel branches, supporting local enterprise. • Tholotech CC: Providing onsite shredding and recycling services at NJR’s Labore facility, promoting sustainability. These collaborations not only bolster the growth of small businesses but also enrich NJR Steel’s supply chain with diverse, locally sourced services. Supporting Early Childhood Development Beyond enterprise development, NJR Steel, in partnership with Seeds of Africa, is actively involved in uplifting communities by supporting a growing number of early childhood development centres through the Adopt-a-Creche Program. This initiative benefits over 8,000 children aged 1 month to 6 years by providing essential educational materials, conducting baseline tests, and offering comprehensive teacher training and access to a resource centre. This holistic approach prepares children for school and empowers educators, making a significant impact on the community. A Commitment to Sustainable Development NJR Steel’s commitment to social responsibility is further exemplified through our support of multiple local initiatives, including Seeds of Africa. This partnership reflects our dedication to uplifting the community and fostering economic empowerment. By investing in people and supporting sustainable business practices, NJR Steel aims to create a lasting positive impact on society. Looking Ahead As we commemorate Human Rights Day, NJR Steel reaffirms its commitment to initiatives that promote equality, economic empowerment, and community development. Through partnerships like those with Seeds of Africa, we strive to build a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
18 March 2025
Building Better Communities: NJR Steel Westdene Supports Sophiatown Cleanup At NJR Steel, we believe in building more than just strong structures, we believe in strengthening our communities. As part of our commitment to corporate social responsibility, NJR Steel Westdene has donated heavy-duty weed eaters to aid in the beautification and maintenance of Sophiatown. We understand that our role extends beyond providing quality steel products, we are committed to building stronger, more vibrant communities. The initiative, in collaboration with the City of Johannesburg, is focused on improving the cleanliness and upkeep of public spaces, ensuring a greener, well-maintained urban environment. This donation aligns with our vision of fostering sustainability, community development, and job creation. Speaking at the handover, CEO South Africa’s Bheki Shongwe emphasized the importance of such partnerships in driving economic and social impact. “We are proud to contribute to this initiative, which not only enhances the local environment but also provides employment opportunities and promotes civic pride,” he said. This contribution is part of NJR Steel’s broader commitment to working alongside municipalities, businesses, and local leaders to create lasting, positive change. The Sophiatown beautification initiative is just one example of how we put our values into action. By donating essential equipment, we are empowering local teams to maintain public spaces, create employment opportunities, and uplift the area for residents and visitors alike.  As Sophiatown continues to evolve, we are honoured to play a role in preserving its beauty and heritage. We look forward to seeing this project grow and inspire further collaborations that make a tangible difference in our cities.
17 March 2025
Celebrating 45 Years as South Africa’s First Choice in Steel We are excited to announce that 2025 marks NJR Steel’s 45th anniversary! Over the past four and a half decades, we have grown from a single supplier to a nationwide leader with 26 branches across South Africa. Since our humble beginnings in 1980, we have been committed to quality, innovation, and outstanding customer service. A Legacy of Growth and Innovation This milestone reflects our dedication to excellence and the strong relationships we have built with our employees, customers, and communities. As we celebrate 45 years, we look back on our journey of expansion, diversification, and community impact—and look forward to many more years of success! Strategic Expansion and Diversification NJR Steel has strategically expanded across South Africa, evolving from a single steel supplier to a national industry leader. Our growth has enabled us to serve a diverse customer base, from large-scale industrial and construction companies to small businesses and individual contractors. The 2023 acquisition of Staalbeer Steel Merchants strengthened our footprint, adding three branches and expanding our reach. Today, we employ over 1,300 South Africans, ensuring expert service, top-quality products, and a reliable supply chain. Beyond expanding our physical presence, we have diversified our product range and also sell our own clear view fencing brand with 5 different aperture and security level options called DeFence. In addition, we also introduced lightweight steel trusses as an alternative to wooden trusses with the benefits of lightweight, longevity and prefabrication which is preplanned in accordance with a customer’s specs and with the help of our team of estimators who can visit a customer’s sight and access the needs and costs involved. We continuously seek new solutions to meet our customers’ needs. Expanding into Hardware Retail & Online Sales To provide a complete solution, over the years, NJR Steel has expanded beyond steel supply to include fully stocked steel related hardware stores at all our branches. These stores offer essential tools and accessories, ensuring contractors, builders, and DIY enthusiasts have everything they need in one place. Our hardware stores stock hand and power tools, fasteners, protective gear, welding rods, MIG wire, inverters, grinding and cutting disks, paints, and gate and fencing accessories. We have also introduced our own NJR-branded steel paints, welding rods, gate wheels and fasteners, By integrating hardware retail with steel supply, we offer a seamless shopping experience for all construction needs. Shop Steel Online Our online store further simplifies procurement, allowing customers to browse a comprehensive catalogue with detailed specifications and pricing. The NJR Steel online platform ensures quality steel products are just a click away, streamlining delivery and collection processes. Community Engagement and Social Responsibility Beyond business, NJR Steel is dedicated to uplifting the communities we serve. Through our partnership with Seeds of Africa, we have supported over 229 entrepreneurs in growing their small businesses since 2019. By integrating suppliers like Mokaleng Electrical and Ayoba Steel into our supply chain, we promote sustainable economic development. We also actively support initiatives such as: Children’s Welfare Initiatives – Supplying materials for shelter improvements, such as the new dining area roof for the Lighthouse Children’s Home in Rustenburg. Mandela Day Programs – Engaging in projects that empower local entrepreneurs and foster economic revival. Read and Ride Reading Club (3RC) – Supporting literacy and cycling among underprivileged youth in Durban by providing safety gear, bicycles, and event sponsorships. Flying Eagles Soccer Team – Sponsoring kits for Johannesburg North’s young athletes, fostering sports development and community unity. These efforts reflect our commitment to making a meaningful impact in the communities we serve. Championing Excellence: SAISC Awards Sponsorship NJR Steel is a proud sponsor of the South African Institute of Steel Construction (SAISC) Steel Awards, recognising excellence in the industry. At the 2024 awards, we celebrated the Zululami House project, which showcased exceptional use of light steel frames. This innovative approach resulted in striking vaulted ceilings and open-plan living spaces, demonstrating the versatility of lightweight steel trusses. Ensuring Reliable Supply Amid Industry Challenges Despite industry challenges, including ArcelorMittal South Africa’s decision to wind down its Long Products Division, NJR Steel remains committed to a consistent and reliable steel supply. We have secured sufficient stock to meet demand and are leveraging international networks to source high-quality steel. Our managers and sales teams are ready to assist with tailored solutions for your business needs. Thank You for 45 Years of Support As we celebrate this milestone, we extend our deepest gratitude to our loyal customers, dedicated employees, and supportive partners. Your trust and collaboration have been instrumental in our success. The journey of NJR Steel continues, and we remain committed to our values of quality, reliability, and community engagement. We look forward to many more years of shared growth and success.  Thank you for being part of our 45-year journey!
14 March 2025
NJR Steel Appoints Tyrone Jacobs as New Managing Director At NJR Steel, we are excited to announce a significant leadership transition as Tyrone Jacobs steps into the role of Managing Director of the NJR Steel Group of Companies. This appointment marks a remarkable milestone in Tyrone’s 33-year journey with the company. He notes one of the key moments that have stood out over the years: "I have learnt that people are the true strength of NJR Steel. The pinnacle of my journey has been the opportunity to grow and improve my skills with significant support from the stakeholders." A Legacy of Dedication and Growth Tyrone joined NJR Steel on February 17, 1992, and over the past three decades, he has demonstrated unwavering commitment and an entrepreneurial spirit that has helped shape the company’s growth. Starting at the cash sale counter, he progressed through various sales positions before taking on his first management role at the Westdene branch. His leadership journey continued as he managed Alrode, became an equity holder in 2003, and was appointed operational director of the group in 2011. As an operational director, Tyrone has overseen multiple divisions within NJR Steel, including Westdene, Exports, Mesh, Processing, Fencing, Johannesburg North, Durban, Pietermaritzburg, and, more recently, Potchefstroom, Vereeniging, and Bothaville. His strategic vision has driven business development in key areas such as Polokwane, exports, fencing, and manufacturing ventures, demonstrating his ability to identify and capitalize on new opportunities.
10 March 2025
Honouring Abel: 38 Years of Dedication and Growth at NJR Steel At NJR Steel, we believe that our greatest strength isn’t just in the steel we provide, it’s in our valued family of employees. Our success is built on the dedication, hard work, and loyalty of an incredible team of people like Abel, who has been an integral part of the NJR family for 38 years. Abel has been a pillar of our company, contributing not just his skills and experience but also his unwavering commitment and passion for the work he does. Since joining the NJR Steel family in 1979, his journey has been one of resilience, adaptability, and excellence, spanning across fopur different NJR branches; Bozzaza, Tube Service, JHB South, and finally NJR Alrode. Starting as a yard manager at all four branches, Abel built a reputation for efficiency, reliability, and deep product knowledge. His commitment and expertise earned him a well-deserved promotion to counter sales at NJR Alrode, where he became the face of customer service—always ready with a solution, a friendly smile, and a wealth of industry experience. Abel has left a lasting impact on all who have had the privilege of working alongside him. His ability to mentor, support, and uplift those around him has been a true testament to his character.  Thank you for 38 years of dedication, hard work, and the many memories you’ve given us. You will be sorely missed, but your legacy will live on in the foundations of NJR Steel.
13 February 2025
At NJR Steel, we believe that consistency is the hallmark of excellence. That’s why we are incredibly proud to announce that NJR Steel Nelspruit has once again been awarded the prestigious first-place Diamond Arrow Award by PMR.africa—marking two consecutive years of being recognized as the best in the industry. This award is a testament to our Nelspruit branch’s unwavering commitment to service excellence, customer satisfaction, and contributions to the economic growth of region. Winning this accolade for the second year running reinforces our position as a trusted leader in steel supply and highlights the dedication of our team to maintaining the highest standards. The PMR.africa Diamond Arrow Award is the highest recognition given by the respected research firm, acknowledging companies that consistently deliver outstanding service, quality products, and industry leadership. The award is based on independent respondent-based research that gathers insights from key industry players, including CEOs, business executives, and decision-makers across Mpumalanga. Companies are rated on factors such as customer service, product quality, and overall business excellence. Winning this award once is an incredible achievement—winning it two years in a row speaks volumes about the dedication, hard work, and passion of our Nelspruit team. This recognition reflects NJR Steel’s ongoing commitment to building long-term relationships with our customers, ensuring efficiency in our operations, and upholding the highest industry standards. Branch manager Andries de Kock expressed his pride in receiving this award again, stating, “This achievement belongs to our entire team. It reflects the hard work and dedication we put into every customer interaction, every order, and every project. We are honoured to be recognized again and will continue to strive for excellence.”  As we celebrate this milestone, we remain focused on continuous improvement, innovation, and customer satisfaction. NJR Steel Nelspruit is more determined than ever to uphold its legacy of excellence and set even higher benchmarks for the future. We extend our deepest gratitude to our customers, partners, and dedicated team members who have made this achievement possible. Here’s to many more years of success!
13 February 2025
The Read and Ride Reading Club (3RC) was founded in 2017 by M. Andile Mdewuka, a dedicated community leader in Inanda Ezimangweni, who turned a personal challenge into a transformative initiative. When Andile’s son, Wonga, struggled academically in Grade 1, he stepped in to provide daily after-school support. Wonga’s dramatic improvement inspired Andile to think about the many other children in the community who lacked similar assistance. Determined to make a difference, Andile opened his home to local children, offering reading sessions, homework help, and borrowed books from the library. To keep the children motivated, he introduced recreational activities like go-kart racing and chess. This unique approach, combining learning and play, led to the creation of the Read and Ride Reading Club. In 2023, Andile took 3RC to new heights by organizing its first annual “Read and Ride Race,” a community event celebrating the importance of reading and education. A key partner in the event’s success was NJR Steel, led by Anthony Chapman, Manager of NJR Steel’s Durban branch. Anthony recognized the club’s potential and went above and beyond to support the initiative. NJR Steel sponsored essential items, including safety gear, protective equipment, medals, and trophies, ensuring the event was safe, memorable, and impactful. This year, NJR Steel donated two new bicycles and several books as prizes. Anthony’s involvement extended beyond financial support—he mentored Andile in the planning and personally attended the event, engaging with the children and showing genuine care for the community’s development. His leadership inspired other local Bridge City businesses, including Planet Care, Mpact Recycling, and Jwayelani Butchery, to contribute food, trophies, and additional resources. The event was a resounding success, uniting the community and bringing Andile’s vision to life. Thanks to this support, 3RC has grown into a symbol of hope and transformation, turning a crime-affected area into a thriving, education-focused community. Anthony’s commitment and NJR Steel’s backing have been instrumental in this journey. The club continues to grow, and NJR Steel will once again lend its support for its third annual race in 2025. If you would like to support the Read and Ride Reading Club or contribute to its mission, you can contact Anthony Chapman at NJR Steel’s Durban branch . Together, we can continue to empower young minds and foster a brighter future for the Inanda Ezimangweni community.
14 January 2025
In response to ArcelorMittal South Africa’s (AMSA) announcement of the wind down of its Long Products Division, NJR Steel Holdings reassures customers of our steadfast commitment to maintaining consistent and reliable stock availability & steel supply. The closure of AMSA’s Long Products Division impacts local supply chains, but NJR Steel has proactively taken steps to mitigate any disruption. We have secured sufficient stock to meet customer needs for several months and are actively leveraging our international networks to source high-quality steel products from trusted global suppliers. These actions ensure that we remain well-positioned to support our customers’ requirements, even in the face of these industry changes. We understand the importance of reliability and consistency, especially during challenging times. Our managers and sales teams are on hand to assist with specific inquiries and to ensure that tailored solutions are available to meet your business’s needs. As always, NJR Steel remains committed to being a dependable partner for our customers, providing solutions that help navigate the evolving local steel industry landscape with confidence. For further assistance, please contact your sales account manager or reach out to your local branch manager here .
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22 October 2024
Celebrate innovation in residential construction with NJR Steel as we highlight Zululami House's recent win at the 2024 SAISC Steel Awards. Sponsored by NJR Steel, this project showcases the exceptional advantages of light steel framing, featuring impressive vaulted ceilings and open-plan living spaces. Discover how the collaboration between Build 26-6, JHC Projects, LevEco Architects, and others transformed a vision into a reality. Join us in congratulating Zululami House for leading the way in modern construction methods.
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