Reatile
LPG in Sandton

The Reatile Group focuses on three main industrial focus areas: mining services.

The founding members and executive management team are black professionals with a combined experience of over 50 years in these sectors. The interest of the founding members in Reatile is held in a vehicle named EM-Three Investment Holdings (Pty) Ltd which owns the shares in Reatile Group. To be the leading local private investment holding company in the industrial sector based on the key measurements of turnover, return on investment, people development and people empowerment. Strong technical knowledge and expertise in the targeted industries. Strong networks within the targeted industries and the ability to form strong, value-adding partnerships. Proven management capability and track record in the targeted industries. Successful conclusion of transactions where the Group is either operationally active or participates at a strategic level. Reatile Group’s strategic focus is on the energy, petrochemical and industrial sectors. Reatile Energy’s vision is to be a leading player across the entire value chain in the Energy Sector. Reatile Energy’s ultimate goal is to be renowned in Sub-Saharan Africa for providing energy solutions in chosen sectors. Thus, the company focuses very strongly on the energy sector value chain, including petroleum products sourcing, storage, supply and distribution. Reatile Chemical’s vision is to operate across the value chain in the petroleum industry. Reatile Chemicals was one of the first additions to the Reatile Group’s industrial and engineering business portfolio. Vopak Reatile was established when Reatile formed a successful BBBEE partnership with Vopak, an established leader in the independent storage and handling of liquid oil products, chemicals, vegetable oils and liquefied gases. Recognising that there is a critical shortage of storage capacity for petroleum products, the company providing mission critical storage capacity at its terminal in Durban in Kwa-Zulu Natal. Several new petroleum storage terminals are in the process of being developed including in Richards Bay in Kwa-Zulu Natal, Coega in the Eastern Cape, Heidelberg in Gauteng to serve the petroleum, gas and chemical markets.