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Mosebo offers procurement process from source to purchaser

09 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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Alan Peat ESTABLISHED IN May, and now with a turnover exceeding R1-million a month. That, according to MD Richard Mooa, is the short but prosperous history of Mosebo Procurement which conducts its procurement functions for government departments, parastatal organisations and other clearing and forwarding companies. “As well as distribution, we are also involved in courier and seafreight imports,” Mooa told FTW, “effectively supplying a procurement process all the way from the source to the purchaser.” Mosebo is also conducting the process in reverse, sourcing for foreign companies in SA. With its various products, the company has different specialists looking after each section, according to Mooa, backed by an operating team and supporting each of the company’s functions. Mosebo now has offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban, with agents in Port Elizabeth, East London and Bloemfontein. “We are well represented nationally,” said Mooa.

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