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October 26, 2026
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‎JMG delivers 850kVA FG Wilson generator to support Blue World Cosmetics’ manufacturing growth

JMG Limited has completed the supply of an 850 kVA FG Wilson generator to Blue World Cosmetics, supporting the manufacturer’s need for increased power capacity and a more reliable electricity supply.

‎Blue World Cosmetics is a Nigerian cosmetics manufacturer producing and marketing skincare, body-care and haircare products. Its portfolio includes lotions, cleansers, soaps, body washes, hair creams, conditioners and powders.

‎Completed in April 2026, the project was initiated as Blue World Cosmetics expanded its manufacturing requirements. The company needed additional generating capacity to protect production activities against power disruptions and maintain dependable operations as demand increased.

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‎JMG supplied an FG Wilson P850 generator rated at 850 kVA.

‎Supporting Continuous Cosmetics Manufacturing

‎Cosmetics manufacturing depends on consistent electricity to operate mixing, processing, filling, packaging and environmental-control equipment. A power interruption can affect production schedules, product consistency and delivery commitments.

‎By increasing the facility’s available generating capacity, the FG Wilson solution provides Blue World Cosmetics with greater protection against operational disruption and supports the company’s continued manufacturing growth.

‎“This project was focused on giving Blue World Cosmetics the additional power capacity required to support dependable production. The 850 kVA FG Wilson generator provides a strong foundation for operational continuity as the company’s manufacturing requirements increase,” said Adamma Akpan, Area Sales Manager at JMG Limited.

‎The project was coordinated through JMG’s Gbagada branch and demonstrates the company’s ability to supply industrial power solutions tailored to the changing requirements of Nigerian manufacturers.

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