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APM Terminals Apapa Reports 6% Growth in Exports

APM Terminals Apapa Reports 6% Growth in Exports

APM Terminals Apapa announced a 6% growth in export volumes for the first half of 2026, emphasizing its commitment to enhancing Nigeria's non-oil export sector and facilitating access to global markets. Terminal Managing Director Kamal Alhraishat credited this growth to the resilience of Nigerian exporters and various operational improvements aimed at streamlining export processes.

Key initiatives include dedicated export lanes at the terminal gate to expedite cargo access and a rail connection operating three times a week between Lagos and Moniya (Ibadan), which reduces reliance on road transport. Head of Commercial Kayode Olufemi-Daniel highlighted the importance of timely export processes, particularly for agricultural products, and the need for continuous operational reviews to minimize delays.

APM Terminals Apapa is dedicated to collaborating with customers, government agencies, and industry partners to strengthen Nigeria's export ecosystem and enhance the competitiveness of Nigerian products in the global market.

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