Company

Inala is a privately held system integrator and original equipment manufacturer developing and supplying distributed power solutions and advanced remote energy controllers to the telecommunications, commercial, and industrial sectors. As Inala, a brand widely installed across Africa and Asia, we supply advanced remote monitoring hardware for telecommunications sites. We provide state-of-the-art site monitoring to increase uptime, reduce cost, and save fuel. We also supply edge computing-based energy controllers to banking, commercial real estate, and energy storage sectors. We proudly lead telecommunications energy into cleaner, low-carbon, higher technology integration. We design, engineer, and supply renewable energy, diesel reduction, and energy efficiency solutions in Sub-Saharan Africa. We are also distributors of lithium batteries, solar power systems, and micro-inverters manufactured by leading global manufacturers based in South Korea, the USA, India, South Africa, and Europe. Lithium battery storage and solar photovoltaics, coupled with our advanced intelligent monitoring and control systems, generate significant cost and reliability benefits. Diesel deferment at weak-grid and off-grid telecommunication sites delivers considerable operational savings to infrastructure operators and greater energy efficiency, leading to carbon savings. Inala has corporate offices in Dubai, South Africa, and Mauritius.

We develop tailor-made power solutions for our customers, including some of the largest mobile network operators and tower companies on the African continent. Inala’s innovative, affordable, and energy-efficient products and services free our customers to focus on expanding service into remote and rural regions with no grid access.

Our community distribution model aims to uplift livelihoods in low-income communities while developing digital inclusion and access to energy, particularly in emerging and frontier markets. Inala provides power solutions with a lower carbon footprint and generates low-cost energy that can be delivered to local communities. This creates the potential for transformation in sectors like financial services, education, health, and agriculture, bridging the divide between people with access to digital services and those without access.