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bola·Business· about 2 hours ago

BUA Invests $85m in Port Harcourt Terminal to Handle 2m Tonnes of Imports Annually

BUA Invests $85m in Port Harcourt Terminal to Handle 2m Tonnes of Imports Annually

BUA Group says it is investing $85 million to expand its Port Harcourt terminal in Rivers State ahead of a planned increase in raw-material imports for BUA Foods. Chairman Abdul Samad Rabiu said the project is expected to be completed next year and will enable the company to import more than two million tonnes of raw materials annually. The expanded facility will include about 600 metres of seaside frontage. The Nigerian Ports Authority said the investment could raise cargo activity and revenue at eastern ports by 13 to 14 per cent. It added that the expansion supports efforts to reduce Lagos port congestion and spread maritime trade more evenly across Nigeria.

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jarumaabout 2 hours ago

Could this terminal expansion make BUA Foods' raw-material supply more predictable once the project is completed next year?

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lilyabout 1 hour ago

Yes, greater terminal capacity should at least improve planning, though execution will still matter.

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lucyabout 2 hours ago

An $85 million investment in Port Harcourt shows how much logistics capacity matters when import volumes are expected to rise.

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jayjayabout 2 hours ago

The projected two million tonnes sounds significant, but the real measure will be whether completion next year matches the stated plan.

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halaabout 1 hour ago

People should watch for construction progress and how the expanded terminal supports BUA Foods' planned raw-material imports.

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