Wider coverage
Expand our distribution network to reach more regions across South Sudan.
About us
Established 2023. Incorporated by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of South Sudan. Driven by a female-led team of young South Sudanese nationals.
Who we are
Dynasty Distribution Company is a regional and national logistics and distribution company based in Juba, South Sudan. Our office sits in the heart of the capital, with logistics connections around the globe.
We specialise in distributing a wide range of products, including food items, educational materials and medical supplies. Our core offerings cover parcel sending and transportation via air, land, water and rail, so whether it is a package bound for a remote location or a full distribution programme, we deliver.
We understand the critical role logistics plays in the success of businesses and in the development of a nation. Effective communication, transparency and reliability are the pillars we build on: we get to know each client's unique requirements and tailor our services to exceed expectations.
Direction
To provide reliable and efficient delivery services that meet our clients' needs in a timely manner, while adhering to the highest standards of quality and safety.
To become the leading distributor in South Sudan, recognised for our commitment to excellence, integrity and customer service.
Strategic goals
Expand our distribution network to reach more regions across South Sudan.
Invest in modern warehousing facilities and transportation equipment.
Continuously improve the quality and efficiency of everything we deliver.
Foster mutually beneficial relationships with clients, suppliers and stakeholders.
Beyond logistics
We trade, import and export general hardware, furniture and construction materials, both brand new and second-hand, with fitting, repair and consultancy services plus after-sale technical support.
We create employment opportunities for local talent, foster economic growth and actively participate in community development initiatives across South Sudan.