Between 2025 and 2026, thirteen companies bought MEKA concrete batching plants, mixers and crushing and screening equipment for projects carried out in Libya. The number itself is not the interesting part. What matters is that several of these companies came back and ordered again — one contracting group has now ordered from MEKA four times.
In heavy equipment, a first order can be explained by price or by a good sales campaign. A second order cannot. It means the plant produced what it was promised to produce, the spare parts arrived when they were needed, and technical support turned up on site. In Libyan conditions — high ambient temperatures, sites far apart, supply chains that have to be planned rather than assumed — that test is harder to pass than it is in most markets.
Deliveries ranged from stationary and mobile concrete batching plants to concrete mixers and crushing and screening plants. The list brings together Libyan contractors and ready-mix producers alongside international contracting and trading companies that build or supply into Libya. All of them are served under the same technical standard and the same after-sales commitment.
The MEKA team works in English, Arabic and Turkish and covers the whole cycle: choosing the right configuration for your output and your site, installation, commissioning and calibration, then spare parts and maintenance. For the Libyan market specifically, see the MEKA in Libya page, or the city pages for Tripoli and Benghazi.
We are looking for partners and dealers in Libya. A dealer does not start from zero here — the brand is already installed and running in the market. See the Libya dealership programme.