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SCOA Nigeria

Quality equipment for Nigeria

Nigeria , Lagos Founded 1969 201-500 Website

Operating Since1969 (57y)

About SCOA Nigeria

SCOA Nigeria PLC is a diversified Nigerian trading and industrial company listed on the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX: SCOA), incorporated in 1969. The company operates across automotive distribution (distributors of heavy trucks, construction equipment, and agricultural machinery), industrial products, and real estate. SCOA has historically represented brands such as Iveco, Volvo, Caterpillar, and other international equipment manufacturers in Nigeria.

Contact

scoanigeria.com

Quick Facts

CountryNigeria

Founded1969

TypeCorporate

ModelB2B

Team Size201-500

Operating In

Nigeria

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