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Agriculture

Lesotho Flour Mills Ltd

https://lesothoflourmills.co.ls/

Lesotho Flour Mills (LFM) is one of the country’s largest and longest established agribusiness firms, operating since 1979. It’s a major food processing company that produces a range of staple food products, including flour, maize meal, sugar packaging, and animal feeds. LFM works closely with local farmers, sourcing grain for milling and contributing to agricultural commercialization in Lesotho.


Lekhoakhoa Farms

https://www.lekhoakhoafarms.co.ls/

Lekhoakhoa Farms is a Lesotho based agricultural producer specializing in poultry (especially broiler chickens) and fresh vegetables. Founded in 2020, it has grown into one of the country’s notable suppliers of quality produce and poultry products, serving hotels, restaurants, and retail customers. The farm emphasizes sustainable practices and local food production. 

Textile and Apparel Manufacturing

Afri Expo Textiles (Pty) Ltd

https://www.afri-expo.co.ls/

Afri Expo Textiles is a Basotho owned textile manufacturing company based in Maseru that produces garments including denim, trousers, shirts, leggings, and jeans. Founded in 2011, it focuses on Cut, Make & Trim (CMT) production with plans to expand into fabric on board (FOB) services, aiming to grow exports to regional markets and overseas while increasing local participation in the textile industry. 

Construction

Nthane Brothers (Pty) Ltd

https://www.nthanebrothers.co.ls/

Nthane Brothers is a Basotho construction and logistics company with deep roots in Lesotho’s infrastructure sector. Established in the late 20th century, it has played a major role in road construction, transport logistics, and large scale civil works. The firm is engaged in both government and private projects and is recognized locally for its involvement in major works like Polihali Dam civil construction in collaboration with international partners. 

Mining

Letšeng Diamonds (Letšeng Diamond Mine)

https://www.letsengdiamonds.co.ls/

Letšeng Diamonds (Pty) Ltd operates the Letšeng Diamond Mine, one of the most famous diamond mines in the world, known for producing exceptionally large and high value diamonds (including record finds like the Lesotho Legend). The company is majority owned by Gem Diamonds and the Government of Lesotho and focuses on kimberlite diamond extraction and processing high quality rough stones for global sale. Letšeng is renowned for its high dollar per carat output and has significant production history at high altitude in the Maluti Mountains. 


Storm Mountain Diamonds (Kao Diamond Mine)

https://stormmountaindiamonds.com/

Storm Mountain Diamonds (Pty) Ltd is the operator of the Kao Diamond Mine in the Butha Buthe district of Lesotho. The company is jointly owned by Namakwa Diamonds Limited and the Government of Lesotho, and it mines one of the largest kimberlite bodies in Southern Africa. SMD produces a range of gem quality diamonds, including rare pink diamonds, and places strong emphasis on sustainability and community engagement in its operations. 

Tourism

Unique Tourism Services

https://uniquetourism.biz/

Unique Tourism Services is a well reviewed tour operator based in Maseru offering tailored travel experiences throughout Lesotho. They specialize in custom tours, cultural excursions, and adventure activities, helping visitors see the country’s highland scenery, traditional villages, and key attractions. Their high review ratings reflect strong customer satisfaction with planning and on ground service.

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