Foreign companies
Your bridge to West Africa.
Sunu Systems is a studio with a real presence on three continents — West Africa, North America, China. For a company looking to set up or do business in West Africa, it's a partner that understands both sides, not just a local vendor.
Entering a new market isn't just about translating a website or launching a page. It requires a digital presence built for the target market, a real understanding of local usage, and a partner able to coordinate what happens on both sides. That's exactly what a studio anchored in Dakar, Montreal and Guangzhou at once makes possible.
Why go through Sunu Systems
A real local presence, not a middleman
The studio is based in Dakar — a team on the ground, direct understanding of the market, local practices and regulatory constraints.
A bridge to North America and China
A presence in Montreal and Guangzhou lets us coordinate a project on both ends — sourcing, production, or expansion — without multiplying intermediaries.
One team, four disciplines
Web, artificial intelligence, content and image under one roof — to launch a complete market presence, not scattered fragments.
A method that starts with listening
Understanding the target market and the company's real constraints before proposing anything — not a generic plan adapted afterward.
Questions fréquentes
Why Dakar as an entry point into French-speaking West Africa?
Dakar has an active digital and entrepreneurial ecosystem, relative stability, and a strategic position to reach the broader French-speaking sub-region (Ivory Coast, Mali, Senegal, and beyond).
Do you work with companies that don't have an entity in Africa yet?
Yes — many of our engagements with foreign companies start before any formal setup, on the digital side, market strategy, or content production.
What does "present in Montreal and Guangzhou" actually mean?
The studio has a real presence in these cities, which lets us coordinate certain aspects of a project (communication, sourcing, production) without relying solely on local intermediaries at every step.
What languages do you work in?
French and English — useful both for local contacts and for international teams involved in an expansion project.