- Mantrac Ghana supports key sectors with smart fleet solutions and digital servicing.
- The company strengthens local infrastructure using Caterpillar equipment and field expertise.
Mantrac Ghana Ltd: Supplies core industries with Caterpillar machinery
Mantrac Ghana Ltd is the official Caterpillar dealer in Ghana. The company provides machinery, power systems, and technical support to sectors like mining, construction, energy, and logistics. With decades of presence in Ghana, Mantrac has become a key player in national infrastructure development. Its product portfolio includes excavators, bulldozers, power generators, and engines built to meet both large-scale and medium-sized project demands.
The company also provides backup power solutions used in hospitals, telecommunications, and public services. Its trained technicians ensure continued support, while parts availability is maintained through local warehouses. Mantrac Ghana helps clients achieve uptime targets and manage long-term operational risk.
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Mantrac Ghana Ltd: Introduces digital tools for fleet and service
To respond to modern project needs, Mantrac Ghana has adopted Caterpillar’s VisionLink® telematics. This technology gives customers access to machine data in real time. Fleet managers can monitor fuel consumption, track location, and schedule preventive maintenance. It improves operational control and reduces downtime.
Customers now access support services through online platforms. Mantrac Ghana’s e-commerce system allows clients to order parts and request service visits digitally. The company has also increased mobile service vans to ensure remote project sites receive timely attention. These steps simplify fleet management and support productivity.
Mantrac Ghana Ltd: Faces industry challenges with innovation
Across Africa, the equipment sector faces cost pressure, supply disruptions, and a shortage of skilled technicians. Mantrac Ghana addresses this by investing in workforce development. It runs training programmes for local technicians and operators in partnership with Caterpillar’s global academy network.
Mantrac Ghana promotes more fuel-efficient machines and hybrid options to match Ghana’s environmental and fuel cost concerns. The company also adapts financing models to help small contractors acquire equipment. These innovations improve access and align with broader trends in equipment-as-a-service and lifecycle support.
