Heavy equipment dealers in South Sudan
There are 6 heavy equipment dealers in South Sudan, with 6 branches in Juba. Between them they represent 10 brands, including Caterpillar, Develon, Hamm, Hitachi and John Deere. Last checked October 2026.
South Sudan at a glance
- Capital
- Juba
- Business hub
- Juba
- Currency
- South Sudanese pound (SSP)
- Languages
- English; Juba Arabic widely spoken
- Dialling code
- +211
- Time zone
- CAT, UTC+2
- Working week
- Monday to Friday
- Drives on the
- Right
- Main ports
- None (landlocked)
6 dealers in South Sudan
The equipment market in South Sudan
Oil provides almost all of South Sudan's export income, and oil fields, roads and humanitarian logistics are the main users of heavy equipment.
The market is small and most dealers are in Juba. Roads are limited, especially in the rainy season, so plan delivery and service carefully.
Importing and registering equipment in South Sudan
Routes in
South Sudan is landlocked. Equipment usually comes from Mombasa (Kenya) by road through Uganda and the Nimule border.
Cargo tracking note
Sea shipments need a cargo tracking note (ECTN) issued before loading. Your freight forwarder normally arranges it.
Customs
Clearance is through the National Revenue Authority (NRA). Most importers use a licensed clearing agent.
Registering for road use
Machines used on public roads must be registered and plated with the national vehicle registration authority. Your dealer or a local clearing agent can usually arrange this.
General guidance only. Rules change, so confirm with the official bodies or your clearing agent before you buy. Last checked October 2026.