WACT is one of the first greenfield terminals to be built in Nigeria under the Public-Private Partnership scheme by the Nigerian government in 2003. Located in the Oil and Gas Free Zone, Onne near Port Harcourt. WACT caters to the greater Port Harcourt area and Eastern Nigeria, including the Nigeria oil and gas Industry. Since its inception, WACT has played a pivotal role in successfully connecting East, North, West Central Nigeria and River State to the world.
Company Details
- Employees
- 273
- Founded
- -
- Address
- Onne Port Complex, Federal Ocean Terminal,nigeria
- Industry
- Maritime Transportation
- NAICS
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Water TransportationDeep Sea, Coastal, and Great Lakes Water TransportationInland Water TransportationDeep Sea Freight TransportationDeep Sea Passenger TransportationCoastal and Great Lakes Freight TransportationCoastal and Great Lakes Passenger TransportationInland Water Freight TransportationInland Water Passenger Transportation
- Website
- wact.ng
- Keywords
- Container Terminal, Ports & Terminal, Maritime & Shipping, Liner Shipping, Dry Cargo Handling, Refrigerated Cargo Handling, Out of Guage Cargo Handling, On Dock Stuffing & De-stuffing.
- HQ
- Onne, Rivers State
West Africa Container Terminal Questions
West Africa Container Terminal's website is wact.ng
West Africa Container Terminal's LinkedIn profile is https://ng.linkedin.com/company/wactng
West Africa Container Terminal has
273 employees.
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employees at West Africa Container Terminal.
West Africa Container Terminal's industry is
Maritime Transportation
West Africa Container Terminal's top competitors are
Tincan Island Container Terminal,
Aqaba Container Terminal - Act,
Cma Cgm,
Lekki Deep Sea Port Lftz Enterprise Limited,
Lekki Freeport Terminal,
Apm Terminals Apapa,
Apm Terminals,
A.p. Moller - Maersk,
Inland Containers Nigeria Limited,
Sifax Group.
West Africa Container Terminal's categories are Maritime Transportation
West Africa Container Terminal's founding year is 2000
