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Namibian Acacia trees

Who We Are - German DNA

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As a German company, quality and environmental responsibility are at the heart of everything we do. With over 20 years of experience in the German wood and biomass industry, we bring deep expertise and uncompromising standards to our work.

We have chosen Windhoek, Namibia, as our production site—not to compromise on quality, but to combine German engineering and know-how with resource-efficient, cost-effective manufacturing. Our production facility is operated to German standards and reflects our belief that sustainability and premium quality go hand in hand. This is our vision of modern manufacturing: Made in Germany—redefined for a global, environmentally conscious world

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Cheetahs in newly debushed area
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Our Mission

At Acacia Composites, we believe that protecting the environment

and building a sustainable future is essential to the long-term success of our company and our planet. We do this by providing an eco-friendly, ethically produced, and affordable product we are truly proud of.

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Our wood composites are made from a combination of reclaimed intruder bush fibres, which are invasive and pose a threat to local agriculture, animals and tourism, as well as a polymer made from recycled plastic bottles.

Environment Friendly

Additionally, our manufacturing process is designed to minimize waste and energy consumption, further reducing our environmental impact. We thrive under a carbon-neutral operation and plan to switch over to a primarily solar-powered operation in the near future.

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Sustainability

We chose to manufacture our products in a friendly African country where we could help create employment, inspire skills development, and uplift communities. Namibia, with its proficient artisans, tons of invasive intruder bush, and solar-friendly sunny days was an obvious choice.

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