Invicta Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the distribution of engineering components and consumables in South Africa, the Rest of Africa, Europe, and Asia. It operates in Replacement Parts for Industrial Equipment; Replacement Parts for Auto and Agri; Capital Equipment and Related Services; and Replacement Parts for Earthmoving Equipment. The company offers technical services, including on-site installation, maintenance work, breakdown repair, condition monitoring, failure analysis, design engineering, and manufacturing services; engineering consumables, such as bearings, seals and gaskets, power transmissions, light and heavy materials handling, fasteners, geared and electric drives, and motors; and fluid technology products and solutions comprising hydraulic, pneumatic, valves, pumps, filtration, hose, fittings, and lubrication. It also supplies tools and equipment, cutting, welding, lifting, personal protective equipment, locks, and machine tools; imported and local vibrator motors, tensioning, and suspension systems; and vibrating equipment and material handling solutions. In addition, the company manufactures and supplies heavy-duty belting components and imported conveyer belting to the industry. Further, it supplies automotive and agricultural after-market replacement parts and kits; forklifts, off-road dump trucks, and related spare parts; earthmoving and materials-handling equipment; after-market replacement spare parts, ground engaging tools, and undercarriage parts for earthmoving equipment; aftermarket heavy-duty diesel engine parts for industrial and agricultural machinery; and heavy machinery parts and diesel engine components used for excavators, bulldozers, wheel loaders, motor graders, trucks, trailers, power generation sets, and marine engines. Additionally, it provides technical support and value-added assembly services. Invicta Holdings Limited was incorporated in 1966 and is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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