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Your Premier Indigenous Partner for Integrated Engineering, Manufacturing, and Technical Solutions. Our Service Philosophy: Commitment. Quality. Excellence. Nigeria Machine Tools Limited (NMTL) is a fully integrated engineering and manufacturing company with 45 years of distinguished experience. We are committed to delivering exceptional, tailor-made solutions for the Oil & Gas, Manufacturing, Construction, and Marine industries. Our core

Osogbo, Nigeria – On a humid afternoon in Osogbo, sparks dance from a welding bay at Nigeria Machine Tools Limited (NMTL). The clang of metal and the steady hum of machines fill the air as young trainees bend over their work. Their eyes tell the story—focused, determined, and hopeful. For many of them, this workshop

NMT is excited to introduce our latest innovation: the Grinding Disk. Engineered for: Whether you’re working on tough materials or fine-tuning intricate details, our Grinding Disk is designed to meet all your needs with unmatched performance.

Ms. Obehi, General Manager of Business Development and Corporate Affairs at NMT, recently participated in an interview with Majoorwaves. The discussion focused on key topics, including:

Professor Mohammed S. Haruna, the Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), led the Minister of Defense, Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi (Rtd), and the Agency’s management team on a courtesy visit to Nigeria Machine Tools in Osogbo, Osun State, to strengthen their partnership.

We were delighted to host our esteemed partner at our state-of-the-art facility in Osogbo. During the visit, Mr. Romani Lamaraque, Managing Director of Trouvay & Cauvin, toured our expansive 110-hectare engineering and manufacturing complex. This visit reinforced our commitment to delivering world-class engineering solutions and set the stage for even stronger and more successful business

The NMT team hosted a delegation from the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, led by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor Christopher Ajuwa. The visit focused on exploring potential future partnerships between the organization and the university.