Tango Brook hits 150 corporate customers one year after launch
Tango Brook Technologies has reached more than 150 corporate customers one year after launching its fuel management platform, as the company expands its technology solutions across fuel payments, fleet management and energy intelligence. The post Tango Brook hits 150 corporate customers one year after launch appeared first on Nairametrics .
One year after launching its fuel management platform, Tango Brook Technologies has secured over 150 corporate customers, as the company broadens its technology offerings across fuel payments, fleet management, and energy intelligence. The Executive Chairman, Peter Atuma, highlighted this milestone during the company's anniversary event, themed "Powering Accountability," held at the Lagos Continental Hotel.
Customers include prominent organizations like Flour Mills of Nigeria, Seven-Up Bottling Company, and United Bank for Africa.
Atuma explained that Tango Brook was founded to tackle issues of visibility, control, and accountability around energy expenditure, particularly as businesses spend substantial amounts on fuel for vehicles, generators, and other operations. Traditionally, manual processes for managing fuel expenditure created room for fraud, leakages, inefficiencies, and limited visibility.
To address this, the company expanded its offerings beyond fuel payments with the introduction of its Tango Fleet Management and GenVault solutions, enabling organizations to monitor vehicle fleets, generator fuel consumption, refuelling activities, and unusual consumption patterns.
The Managing Director and CEO, David Oyo-Ita, shared that the company's evolution went beyond its initial fuel payment proposition, responding to operational challenges identified by customers. Upon joining Tango Brook as CEO in January 2026, Oyo-Ita acknowledged the company's expansion beyond Nigeria, with offices in Ghana, Sierra Leone, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, as well as a strategic partnership with a South African firm set to facilitate Southern African rollout starting January 2027.
Tango Brook's Managing Director, Africa, Obi Wemambu, emphasized the company's expansion strategy targeting African markets, focusing on developing solutions tailored to different energy and commercial realities across the continent. The company obtained ISO 27001:2022 certification to strengthen information security and customer trust, positioning itself as a technology partner for businesses seeking efficiency and accountability in managing fuel, fleets, generators, and other energy assets.
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