WUHAN, China - s4story -- Hubei Manten Automobile Co., Ltd. (Manten), a Chinese truck manufacturer specialising in energy transportation equipment, participated in NOG Energy Week 2026 and formally announced the establishment of its Nigerian branch. The event took place July 5–9 at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre in Abuja, Nigeria.

NOG Energy Week brought together national oil companies, international energy businesses, engineering contractors and supply chain companies, with discussions covering oil and gas development, local supply chains and energy infrastructure. At the event, Manten's team met with NNPC representatives, local energy operators and engineering service providers to discuss equipment supply and project requirements.

The company presented lpg tank trailers, fuel transport vehicles and other special-purpose transport equipment. Discussions focused on regional road conditions, applicable local requirements and after-sales maintenance arrangements for customers in Nigeria and neighbouring countries.

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For customers considering fuel oil trucks and other tank transport equipment, Manten discussed configurations and support arrangements suited to local operating conditions. These exchanges connected equipment selection with the spare parts and technical assistance required during operation.

The Nigerian branch is intended to develop business in Nigeria, strengthen local customer relationships and support the company's wider West African activities. It will handle local business enquiries, order follow-up, spare parts storage, on-site technical support and after-sales repairs.

Through these planned functions, Manten aims to complement its export business with local services. The branch is intended to improve coordination between equipment supply, replacement parts and technical assistance, giving customers a local point of contact for commercial discussions and subsequent service requirements.

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"Nigeria and West Africa have significant opportunities for energy infrastructure development. Establishing a local branch is an important step in our West African strategy," a company representative said. "We will apply our pressure vessel and tank vehicle manufacturing expertise to local operating conditions and regulatory requirements, supporting oil and gas storage and transportation projects with equipment and lifecycle services."

During the exhibition, Manten reached preliminary understandings with local companies concerning tank transport equipment supply and long-term maintenance services. The company plans to use its Nigerian branch as a base for developing business in neighbouring countries and expanding its presence across West Africa.