Built on Expertise. Driven by Partnership.
Plan Your Next Project with Confidence
Who We Are
Abnormal Solutions Cape Town is a specialised logistics management company with a strong focus on the renewable energy sector. With over twenty years of combined experience, we pride ourselves on providing a fully integrated approach to abnormal transport solutions.
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Our Philosophy
Our philosophy is built on partnerships, not subcontracting.
Before any project begins, we align with our partners on the project vision, expectations, and delivery requirements. Strategic preparation meetings are held well in advance, allowing us to set clear timelines, coordinated responsibilities, and transparent communication.
While our transport partners handle the trucks, personnel, equipment, and maintenance, we focus on managing the bigger picture — coordination, oversight, and execution.
This creates one integrated team approach, avoiding fragmented responsibilities and ensuring seamless delivery.
Our Story
Abnormal Solutions Cape Town was founded in 2012 by Franco Bornmann.
Our first major assignments were among South Africa’s pioneering wind farms – the Hopefield and Klipheuwel wind farms near Caledon.
Since then, we’ve played a key role in over 40 wind farm projects nationwide, working alongside leading international companies in the renewable energy industry.
While our core expertise lies in wind energy logistics, we’ve successfully managed projects in solar, mining, and other heavy industries, expanding our solutions to diverse abnormal transport challenges
.Our reach extends beyond South Africa, with successful projects completed in Namibia, Gabon, and Central Africa, and a strategic focus on expanding further into neighbouring African countries.

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