GameChange Solar Achieves B-BBEE Level 4 Certification, Strengthening Local Commitment in South Africa

GameChange Solar, a leading global supplier of solar trackers and fixed-tilt racking technology, today announced that it has achieved a Level 4 Certification under South Africa’s Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) framework. This milestone reflects the company’s deepening commitment to inclusive economic growth and local empowerment across the region.

“Achieving Level 4 status is not just a compliance milestone; it reflects our long-term commitment to South Africa’s economic transformation. We are proud of the role we’ve played in supporting supplier development, strengthening local manufacturing, and expanding access to skills and opportunities where they’re needed most,” said Sibulele Dlova, General Manager – Sub-Saharan Africa, GameChange Solar.

GameChange Solar has made measurable contributions across all five key impact areas of the B-BBEE framework – ownership, management control, skill development, enterprise and supplier development, and socio-economic development. 

As part of this strategy, the company has:

• Supported multiple learnerships, technical bursaries, and entrepreneurship training for youth and persons with disabilities.
• Worked closely with SMMEs across its value chain to drive localization, reaching up to 90% local content on its products.
• Focused procurement efforts to partner with Black-owned businesses, Black female-owned businesses, and Black-designated groups.

In addition, the Company has actively engaged with the Youth Employment Service (YES) Program to provide work opportunities and tailored training to equip young South Africans with renewable energy skills that are in high demand, thus helping address the country’s high youth unemployment rates.

As GameChange Solar continues to grow its presence across Sub-Saharan Africa, it remains committed to supporting its clients and partners while contributing meaningfully to the region’s clean energy goals through sustainable, inclusive, and locally grounded business practices.