Dynamic Energy Solutions Across Southern Africa
A dynamic and innovative energy company providing petroleum products and integrated supply chain solutions throughout the SADC region since 2019.
- Ex Tank trading from 5 strategic import ports
- Multi-corridor supply redundancy across SADC
- DDU, DDP & direct commercial deliveries
2019
Established
5+
Supply Ports
4
Key Markets
4
Country Offices
Who We Are
A Dynamic Energy Company With International Reach
Muscle Energy Group is a dynamic and innovative Energy company with a strategic international presence, providing solutions throughout the SADC countries, with a diverse range of products and services.
Established in 2019, Muscle Energy Group took off with a vision of being an ideal partner for Local Oil Marketing Companies. With many years of combined experience in the Energy industry, we are ideally positioned to source quality products and mostly trade Ex Tank — feeding into the local markets across Southern Africa.
Muscle Energy Group plays an active role in the international petroleum and electricity trade and supply market with international representation, local partnerships and distribution of petroleum products.
2019
Established
5
Supply Ports
4
Key Markets
4
Country Offices
Our Business
What We Do
Our services are structured to provide a seamless and secure supply of energy solutions across the entire value chain — from major import terminals to commercial end-users.
Ex Tank Trade
We trade petroleum products from our strategic import hubs at Beira, Matola, Dar Es Salaam, and Walvis Bay — serving local markets across SADC countries. Ideal for importers of large volumes with their own transport.
Learn moreDelivered Duty Unpaid (DDU)
World-class logistics solutions within the SADC region — combining owned, leased, and outsourced assets with contracted service providers and joint venture partners for cost-effective cargo movement.
Learn morePort Administration
End-to-end port administration at our key import terminals — from consultancy and securing storage, to agency management and inspection services on behalf of clients.
Learn moreCommercial Deliveries
Through our locally licensed entities, we supply petroleum products directly to commercial clients including mines, transportation companies, and other end users across the region.
Learn moreOur Import Hubs
Strategic Multi-Port Supply Corridors
Our centrally located headquarters in Zambia and resilient logistical framework leverage five key ports, providing crucial supply chain redundancy and ensuring a consistent flow of product to our key markets.
This multi-supply corridor approach mitigates risks and provides alternatives in the event of any single corridor disruption — giving our clients the reliability and security they need in a demanding industry.
View our regional presenceBeira
— MozambiquePrimary import terminal and supply hub for Zambia, Zimbabwe and DRC
Matola
— MozambiqueKey port near Maputo serving Southern SADC corridor
Dar Es Salaam
— TanzaniaNorthern corridor access serving Zambia and DRC
Msasa
— ZimbabweInland depot serving Zimbabwe markets
Walvis Bay
— NamibiaWestern corridor access and alternative supply route
Our Business Model
Incoterm Range
We service the entire energy value chain. Our incoterms range from Ex Tank to full commercial delivery arrangements — structured to suit every client's logistics and commercial requirements.
Ex Tank
Product available for collection at our strategic import terminals. Ideal for large-volume importers with their own transport and logistics.
DDU
Delivered Duty Unpaid — we transport and deliver product to the client's destination, with the client responsible for import duties.
DDP
Delivered Duty Paid — full delivery to the final destination inclusive of all transport, duties, and applicable taxes.
Commercial
Direct supply arrangements with commercial end-users including mines, transport companies, and industrial operators.
Why Choose Us
Our Competitive Advantage
Our strategic position, multi-corridor supply network, and commitment to safety and compliance set us apart in the regional energy market.
