Odhav Multi Industries Reaffirms Commitment to Quality

By Sallieu S. Kanu

Freetown, March 2025 – Odhav Multi Industries (SL) Limited, Sierra Leone’s first fully automated steel manufacturing plant, has addressed and dismissed allegations regarding the quality of its iron rods, which have been circulating on social media. The company has unequivocally stated that the claims are baseless and inaccurate.

In a statement, the management emphasized that the Sierra Leone Standards Bureau has conducted thorough evaluations of its products and confirmed that the iron rods meet the highest industry standards. The assessments have verified the rods’ compliance with all required specifications, making them suitable for all construction purposes.

Odhav Multi Industries also countered claims in a circulated video regarding the diameter of its iron rods, asserting that its products are manufactured precisely to required measurements and adhere to strict quality control protocols. The company reaffirmed its commitment to delivering superior steel products that meet international benchmarks.

As a pioneer in Sierra Leone’s industrial sector, Odhav Multi Industries operates a dedicated power project alongside its manufacturing facility. The company is focused on contributing to the nation’s economic growth and industrial advancement.

Looking ahead, Odhav Multi Industries revealed plans to diversify its product portfolio. The upcoming range will include wire nails, roofing sheets, binding wires, and industrial gases such as oxygen and nitrogen. This expansion reflects the company’s commitment to bolstering Sierra Leone’s infrastructure while fostering job creation and self-sufficiency within the local economy.

The management urged the public to disregard misleading social media information and instead rely on verified sources for accurate insights into the company’s operations. Odhav Multi Industries remains steadfast in its mission to deliver high-quality steel products and pioneer advancements in Sierra Leone’s manufacturing sector.

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