Lauritz Knudsen, a business unit of Schneider Electric, is strengthening collaboration and showcasing its electrical distribution and automation technologies aimed at supporting Nigeria’s evolving infrastructure.

Head of Strategy, Business Development, Pricing and LK Middle East and Africa at Lauritz Knudsen Electrical & Automation, Dallal Slimani, said partnerships would be central to meeting the region’s growing demand for electrification and digital infrastructure.

“Across the Middle East and Africa, industries are accelerating investments in electrification, digitalisation and operational resilience.

“Meeting these ambitions requires more than innovative products. It requires strong partnerships, technical expertise and continuous knowledge sharing. Nigeria represents an important growth market for Lauritz Knudsen, and we are committed to working alongside our partners to deliver solutions that support sustainable development and long‑term economic progress.”

Business Development Manager for West Africa at Lauritz Knudsen Electrical & Automation, Valentine Mbachu, said Nigeria’s industrial expansion is increasing the need for electrical systems that deliver greater safety, efficiency and reliability.

“Nigeria is entering a defining phase of industrial and infrastructure development. Across sectors, organisations are investing in facilities and operations that require electrical systems capable of delivering greater safety, efficiency and reliability. This engagement reflects our commitment to supporting customers with globally trusted technologies, local expertise and strong partnerships that enable long‑term growth.”

He said investing in technical capability and industry collaboration would help prepare Nigeria’s electrical ecosystem for future infrastructure demands.