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Port and Marine Cargo Projects Are Major Investment Drivers in Nigeria, an Industrial Info Market Brief
Industrial Info is tracking 43 capital-spending port and marine cargo handling projects in Nigeria, worth $3.26 billion
Released Thursday, March 11, 2021
Industrial Info is tracking 43 capital port and marine cargo handling projects in Nigeria, worth $3.26 billion. The majority of the investment are in Lagos and Cross River. These projects include container terminal additions, maintenance dredging and equipment additions, among others.
Click here for a list of projects, and see graph below for a breakdown by state.
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