Stallion Group, one of the two biggest conglomerates and contributor to the NIerian economy is one of the best managed conglomerates in West Africa with over 40 years business enterprise that has grown from its modest start in West Africa into a fledgling multi-business conglomerate.
Today Stallion has a multinational presence in 18 countries involved in commodities, agri-business, food, industries, automobiles and services.
Stallion Group is a privately owned business promoted by the Vaswani Family and spearheaded by Sunil Vaswani, Group Chairman.
From the very beginning, Stallion’s approach to business was highly consumer oriented – delivering the best quality product at the most economic pricing.
Sensing the growing demand for quality products, Stallion invested heavily in infrastructure comprising warehousing, cold storages, factories, office buildings, showrooms, workshops,
logistics equipment, transportation etc.
Stallion established a stable infrastructure that supported optimal distribution of products at the most economic terms to its customers.
The group also manages an exclusive brand portfolio of automobiles including Honda, Hyundai, Porsche, Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Mahindra and Ashok Leyland.
As the Nigerian government new auto policy takes effect, Stallion group takes the lead by tying up with global auto majors seeking a strategic advantage in the competitive regional market to assemble their products at the plant. This was followed with cheaper, and more eco-friendly automobiles made in Nigeria, also making Stallion the first to assemble made in Nigeria automobiles after the new government auto policy.
In mid-2014, with the backing of Carlos Ghosn, Stallion got its foot in the factory door, rolling out a “Nigeria-made” Nissan, a first for the global automaker in Nigeria. Hyundai vehicles and Iveco (Italian) trucks followed.
For its efforts, Stallion Group won the 2015 Nissan Global National Sales Company Award for its outstanding achievement in Nigeria. The award recognises Nissan’s growth in the Nigerian market,
On the industrial front, Stallion has stabilized operations in rice milling, plastics, packaging, steel, vehicle assembly and other products.
Stallion’s service sector covers shipping, vehicle leasing, home automation, office technologies, transportation and sustainability.
Stallion is active in the trading, industrial, automotive, agribusiness, Steel, Cement, Aircraft Chartering & Leasing, Commercial Banking, Deep Sea Fishing, Shipping, Insurance, Construction Machinery, Petrochemicals, Energy/Oil,Textiles, Sugar, and IT sectors
“Our faith in Africa and its people have remained undiminished ever since, resulting in our increasing investments into several ventures. Our policies have always been oriented towards making lives of people better, resulting in Stallion’s much deserved status as a household name in the markets
“At Stallion, we firmly believe Africa is the future and we are well positioned to be at the forefront, playing an active role in the region’s growth”…Sunil Vaswani, Chairman, Stallion Group
