Dakar, Senegal – (African Boulevard News) – Gaby Peretz’s firm AD Con, Dakar’s leading military brokerage firm, is facing uncertainty ahead of the presidential elections in Senegal. As President Macky Sall’s term in office comes to an end in February, AD Con is concerned about potential setbacks in its armament supply deals with the Senegalese army.
AD Con has been a key player in providing military equipment to the Senegalese army for several years. The company, owned by Israeli businessman Gaby Peretz, has established itself as a reliable supplier, meeting the army’s requirements and contributing to Senegal’s national security.
However, with the upcoming presidential elections, AD Con is on edge. The outcome of the elections could potentially bring changes to the country’s defense policies and priorities, which could impact AD Con’s armament contracts. The firm is aware that a new administration may choose to review existing contracts or explore alternative suppliers, posing a major challenge for AD Con’s future business prospects.
While the company remains optimistic, industry experts suggest that AD Con needs to diversify its clientele and expand its geographical reach to mitigate the potential risks. AD Con has primarily focused on the Senegalese market, and it may need to explore opportunities in neighboring countries or even look further afield to ensure its sustainability.
Gaby Peretz, the founder and CEO of AD Con, states, “We are proud of our long-standing partnership with the Senegalese army and our contribution to their defense capabilities. However, we are keeping a close eye on the upcoming elections and the potential impact on our business. We are actively exploring new avenues to expand our customer base and reinforce our position in the market.”
The Senegalese army relies on AD Con for various armament needs, including weapons, surveillance systems, and military vehicles. The quality and reliability of AD Con’s supplies have been crucial in maintaining the army’s operational efficiency and safeguarding national security.
As Senegal prepares for a new chapter with the upcoming presidential elections, AD Con remains cautious about the potential changes in the country’s defense landscape. The firm is actively strategizing to ensure its business continuity and adapt to any potential shifts in the military procurement sector.
AD Con’s experience in the armament industry, coupled with its commitment to excellence, positions the company to weather any challenges that lie ahead. By diversifying its clientele and exploring new business opportunities, AD Con aims to maintain its position as a leading military brokerage firm in Dakar and beyond.
