Breakbulk Africa 2016 event guide

AFRICA’S

LEADING EVENT

for the pro ject cargo and brea kbulk industry

EMPERORS PALACE (CENTRE COURT) Exhibition • Conference Sessions • Networking Micro-seminars and Exhibitor-led Sessions

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CONTACTS and CONTENTS

Breakbulk Events & Media is the leading publisher and event organizer for the global breakbulk and project cargo shipping community. Headquartered in London, England, Breakbulk’s publications include a bimonthly magazine, an abbreviated Mandarin edition, a daily news and event website, and a weekly newsletter. Breakbulk’s events in 2016 include exhibitions in Antwerp, Houston, Shanghai, Johannesburg and Abu Dhabi. New for 2016, the Breakbulk Russia Conference will take place alongside TransRussia in Moscow. For more information, go to www.breakbulk.com or contact Alli McEntyre, Managing Director, at +353 21 477 3808, amcentyre@breakbulk.com.

CONTACTS Alli McEntyre Managing Director Breakbulk Events & Media Tel: +353 21 477 3808 amcentyre@breakbulk.com

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CONTENTS

Kingsley Ekweariri East, West, North Africa Sales Tel: +353 1 5311624 kekweariri@breakbulk.com

Agenda At A Glance 4 Thank You to our Sponsors and Partners 5 Welcome from the Event Director 6 Welcome from the Content Director 7 Welcome from the Assistant Programmer 8 Programme Committee 9 Agenda 10 Conference Session Speaker Biographies 12 Micro-seminar and Exhibitor-led Session Agenda 19 Micro-seminar and Exhibitor-led Session Speaker Biographies 19 Sponsor Profiles 22 Exhibitor Locator 23 Exhibitor Profiles 24

Mark Rimmer Event Director – EMEA Breakbulk Events & Media Tel1: +44 (0)20 7596 5260 Tel2: +44 (0)7717 848 953 mrimmer@breakbulk.com

Jodi Haigh Sales Manager, Southern Africa Tel: +27 83 710 9788 jodi@breakbulk.com

PROGRAMME

Janet Nodar Content Director Breakbulk Events & Media Tel: +1 251 473 2742 jcnodar@breakbulk.com Lars Greiner Content Consultant

ADVERTISERS Kuehne + Nagel Creamer Media Sarjak Container Lines Pvt. Ltd.

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Mira Jones Event Operations Manager Breakbulk Events & Media Tel: +1 908 723 8176 mjones@breakbulk.com

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VIP SHIPPER CLUB AFRICA

Gizelle Greiner Tel: +27 (0) 87 1500 116 innovate@breakbulk.com

Cover images courtesy of Instar Project Logistics and ALE, Bertling South Africa, Hansie Myburgh Photography, Mammoet, Basil Read

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AGENDA at a GLANCE

Conference Sessions will take place in the Africa Development Theatre.

For more information about conference sessions topics and speakers, see page 10. For more information about Micro-seminars and Exhibitor-led Sessions, see page 19.

Exhibitor-led Sessions and Micro-seminars will take place in Booth 601 near the entrance to the hall.

15:30–16:00 Conference Session: Super Session, Part II: Business Opportunities in Francophone Africa

WEDNESDAY, 06 APRIL 2016

16:00–16:10 Closing Remarks

08:00–17:00 Registration Hours

16:30–18:00 Networking Cocktail Reception

08:00–09:00 Networking Welcome Coffee

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09:00–09:10 Welcoming Remarks 09:10–09:50 Conference Session: Opening Keynote – Africa’s Near Future: The Good, the Bad, the Hype and the Hope

10:00–10:50 Conference Session: Lighten Up: Africa

THURSDAY, 07 APRIL 2016 08:00–15:00 Registration Hours 08:00–09:00 Networking Coffee

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Renewed

10:30–11:20 Exhibitor-led Session 1: The Talk about Cargo Insurance

11:00–11:30 Networking Coffee

09:00–09:10 Welcoming Remarks 9:10–09:50 Conference Session: Day Two Keynote – African Rail Outlook

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10:00–10:50 Conference Session: You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

11:30–12:20 Micro-Seminar 1: Watch Out! Does your Contract of Affreightment Correctly Cover Your Cargo Movement?

11:30–12:30 Conference Session: African Mining and Project Logistics: EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

11:00–11:30 Networking Coffee

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11:30–12:20 Conference Session: Special Presentation: Oil and Gas Outlook

12:30–14:00 Networking Luncheon

11:30–12:20 Exhibitor-led Session 2: Claims Procedures

14:00–14:15 Conference Session: Francophone Super

12:30–14:00 Networking Luncheon

Session Welcoming Remarks

14:00–14:50 Micro-Seminar 2: Update on Implementation of the Weigh Station Law

14:15–15:00 Conference Session: Super Session, Part I: Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

14:00–14:50 Conference Session: Calling All Project Cargo: African Ports Double Down

14:00–14:50 Micro-Seminar 4: Lessons Learned: Medupi Power Station

14:50–15:00 Closing Remarks

15:00–15:30 Networking Coffee 15:00–15:50 Micro-Seminar 3: Supply Chain – The Links and the Kinks

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Presented in French with simultaneous English translation

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THANK YOU to our SPONSORS & PARTNERS

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Bronze

Cocktail Reception & Coffee Break

Event Partner

VIP Shippers Forum

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Media Partners

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WELCOME to BREAKBULK AFRICA

Mark Rimmer

Event Director, Breakbulk Africa Breakbulk Events & Media Dear all attendees, On behalf of the wider Breakbulk team, welcome to Breakbulk Africa 2016!

I think we know that market intelligence, networking and being in the right place at the right time are all critical ingredients for business success. By attending Breakbulk Africa, we aim to help you with all three at the same time! As the continent’s leading conference and exhibition for breakbulk and project cargo, we aim to help you gain critical insight into project development across Africa, meet the decision makers who award transport and logistics contracts, whilst also networking with wider industry stakeholders over two days.

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome back all our existing VIP Shippers who are returning to Breakbulk Africa, whilst also welcoming all the new cargo owners who have joined the VIP Shipper Club In the last year – we trust you will have an informative and productive two days! I would also like to thank all of our returning exhibitors and delegates for their continued support, and extend a warm welcome to all our new exhibitors and delegates attending for the first time this year. It is fantastic to see a truly pan-African event with attendees from across the continent.

I’m really excited about this year’s conference agenda and look forward to hearing from such a range of esteemed speakers. Again, on behalf of the wider Breakbulk team, I’d like to thank all speakers for investing their time and energy. Finally, there are two new features this year that I would like to draw your attention to: the micro-seminars and exhibitor-led sessions. Also located on the exhibition floor, these seminars and sessions give you the opportunity gain swift insight into key industry topics – make sure you drop in!

I really hope you will get everything you want and more out of the event and enjoy your two days at Breakbulk Africa 2016!

Best regards,

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WELCOME to BREAKBULK AFRICA

Janet Nodar

Content Director Breakbulk Events & Media Welcome to Breakbulk Africa.

It’s been a challenging year for the breakbulk and project cargo industry, as oil prices and freight rates fluctuate and geopolitical stability remains elusive in so many regions. What is next for Africa?

Where do opportunities and bright spots lie in these interesting times? Our exhibition program, which now includes new micro-seminars and exhibitor-led sessions, digs into these key questions.

Our day one keynote is Professor Lyal White, Director of the Center for Dynamic Markets at the Gordon Institute of Business Science with the University of Pretoria, and a well-known commentator on Southern African business and economics.

Panel discussions on energy and mining, and a focused super-session on doing business in Francophone Africa (in French with English translation), round out day one.

On day two, Kudzanayi Bangure opens the program with a regional rail outlook. Bangure is Project Manager (Rail) for the Africa Infrastructure Desk for the NEPAD Business Foundation. Following that, our experts will delve into the ever-vexing puzzle of African shipping.

In the afternoon, Nivan Moodley, Director with MAC Consulting, delivers a compelling outlook for southern Africa’s current oil and gas economy and the knock-on effects for the breakbulk/project cargo trade. Following that, an expert panel will close Breakbulk Africa’s program with a close look at developments at key regional ports.

Thank you for joining us at Breakbulk Africa 2016. We invite you to mingle with our shippers and supply chain logistics experts, build relationships, discover new business opportunities, strengthen your team and support your clients with everything Breakbulk has to offer.

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WELCOME to BREAKBULK AFRICA

Lars Greiner

Content Consultant Breakbulk Events & Media Dear Colleagues, Welcome to Breakbulk Africa.

The 14 months since our last African conference have been extremely defining, not only for South Africa, but for Africa and the whole world. It seems we are not quite through the hard times yet.

However, we believe that in all adversity there is opportunity, and it is gatherings such as this one that allow opportunities to be realized.

During the two days of our conference, we will share insights into where experts think the continent, and the project industry, are going over the next couple of years, to help us all find direction and hope in these difficult times.

Many of our speakers are acclaimed in Africa, and even worldwide, as leaders in their fields. We have asked them to forecast how they see their industry or sector developing and to give you, our logistics colleagues, their insights on what to expect. We’ve asked them to focus on Africa as a whole, rather than on what divides us.

We have also introduced a series of micro-seminars focused on educating and updating the industry, and particularly students and industry freshmen, on basic requirements when undertaking international movements. We encourage you to find one or two of these that may interest you or your team members and juniors, and take the time for an update on the latest requirements.

At the end of the day, this is your conference, a chance for you to meet and mingle with old friends and new peers from Africa and further afield, in an effort to strengthen the project logistics industry in Africa. Please be at ease and enjoy the surroundings and stimulating discussions about the industry and work that makes us such specialized African experts.

Welcome, colleagues.

Yours sincerely,

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PROGRAMME committee

Janet Nodar

Content Director Breakbulk Events & Media Janet Nodar is Content Director of Breakbulk Events & Media. She became a business reporter for Gulf Shipper and the Journal of Commerce in 2006, covering the U.S. Gulf Coast, North America’s busiest project and breakbulk cargo market. In 2009 she became Editor of Breakbulk, and in 2011 she was named Senior Editor. In 2010 she became part of Breakbulk’s conference program team and was named Content Director in 2013. In 2012, she received an Apex award for feature writing.

Before she began writing about the shipping industry, Nodar taught English at the University of South Alabama and was a freelance writer covering food, wine, film, business and literature.

She has published a collection of short fiction and holds degrees in finance and English. She is married with two children.

Elizabeth Wetzel

Education Manager Breakbulk Events & Media Elizabeth Wetzel is a member of the Breakbulk content team and organizes the Breakbulk Educational programs as Education Manager. She is also Program Manager for Breakbulk Education Day, which introduces university students to the industry and coordinates the Educational offerings for Breakbulk attendees.

Wetzel has spent her entire 38 year experience working with logistics supply chains, procurement processes and international transportation in the global shipping industry. She was an adjunct professor at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy for seven years, teaching logistics and marine transportation majors. Wetzel was also managing director of the Center for Logistics and Transportation Policy at University of Houston for three years. For the last five years as part of Breakbulk, Wetzel managed the Breakublk VIP Shipper Program membership, coordinated the Education Day programs and assisted with development of the Program content. Wetzel resides in the Houston area, the epicenter of U.S.-based breakbulk and project cargo activity.

Lars Greiner

Content Consultant Breakbulk Events & Media Lars Greiner is a specialist independent logistics and supply chain consultant and legal advisor with 24 years of experience in project development, transportation, and route and country development in the transport industry.

He has worked for specialist breakbulk shipping companies, container shipping lines and forwarding companies, and on the cargo side with engineering, procurement, construction management and construction companies. Greiner has a unique, uncluttered overview of all aspects of the logistics field. He has worked for A.P. Møller - Maersk, Worley Parson, Clipper and Macs shipping and related logistics companies in a variety of roles, and has a uniquely varied African background. He recently completed work on the St Helena Airport Project and the Wafi Golpu Copper and Gold mine in Papua New Guinea. He relishes the challenges of remote and difficult locations and concepts.

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AGENDA » S anette Venter, Head of Indirect Material Cluster

Conference Sessions will take place in the Africa Development Theatre.

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Africa, Siemens RSA A lbert Bossart, Regional Sales Manager – Power Generation, PP-PPVA-Sub-Sahara-Region, ABB

11:00–11:30 Networking Coffee

WEDNESDAY, 06 APRIL 2016 08:00–17:00 Registration Hours 08:00–09:00 Networking Welcome Coffee

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11:30–12:30 African Mining and Project Logistics: EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

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09:00–09:10 Welcoming Remarks

» J anet Nodar, Content Director, Breakbulk Events & Media

09:10–09:50 Opening Keynote – Africa’s Near Future: The Good, the Bad, the Hype and the Hope

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The world remains focused on Africa as a growth area, but with the slowdown in commodity and oil prices, questions hang over its growth. Many speak of the “dutch disease” affecting the continent in that too many African economies are based on the exploration and development of a single industry or even commodity and its effect on development in Africa.

What is expected in the next 18 months to four years?

What types of projects are likely to take place during a prolonged slump?

P rofessor Lyal White, Director: Centre for Dynamic Markets, Gordon Institute of Business Science

10:00–10:50 Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

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Electricity never goes out of style. Despite the downturn, 14 coal-fired power stations are being built in sub-Saharan Africa, along with a slew of wind- and gas-driven plants, and more are on the books. What power projects are planned, who are they for – any mine or major plant must have a nearby power source – and how many more will make it off paper and into reality? Is coal losing ground to less carbon-intensive methods of generating electricity? This panel of experts will take a look at trends and boots-on-theground action in southern Africa’s power scene.

M ODERATOR: Duncan Bonnet, Partner, Africa House H enry Viljoen, Tanzania & Wind Projects Lead, Sarens Cranes S isa Njikelana, Chair & Acting Secretary General, South Africa Independent Power Producers Association

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Africa’s mining houses and the EPCMs that serve them are caught in the crosshairs of the commodity slump. What strategies do these experts bring to bear in the face of labor unrest, low prices, and shrinking investment? Our panel of experts discuss the industry and its impact on Africa’s project cargo market. What can we expect?

M ODERATOR: Siobhan Fox, Business Development Manager: South Africa, Walvis Bay Corridor Group S hane Smit, Category Manager: Procurement, ERG Africa E lmarie van der Merwe, Manager: Supply Chain, FL Smidth M urray Macnab, Global Director Mining and Mine Development, WorleyParsons

12:30–14:00 Networking Luncheon 14:00–14:15 Francophone Super Session Welcoming Remarks

» A ndré Fotso, CEO, 3T Cameroun, President, General Council for Import and Export, Cameroun (GICAM)

14:15–15:00 Super Session, Part I: Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

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While Francophone Africa is a land of business opportunity, it also presents pitfalls and faux pas for those new to this part of the world. Before and during shipping, one must be aware of the region’s unique customs and trade requirements, and its potential barriers. Our experts will delve into the details.

M ODERATOR: Valassine Diarrassouba, Advisor to Regional Director and President, Ivory Coast Customs Commission (CGECI), Bolloré Logistics Group A ndré Fotso, CEO, 3T Cameroun, President, General Council for Import and Export, Cameroun (GICAM) Ed Loubser, Export Manager, Africa, Aberdare Cables C edric Chauvet, Commercial Development Manager Europe for Africa Service, Intermarine Pere Venance, General Manager, LCA Africa Logistics

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AGENDA 15:00–15:30 Networking Coffee 15:30–16:00 Super Session, Part II: Business Opportunities in Francophone Africa

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10:00–10:50 You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

Where can the logistics and transport industry find business opportunity in Francophone Africa during these difficult times? Where Find detailed are the interesting projects, how do information about business people from outside the region exhibitor-led participate, and what does it take to sessions and succeed in this challenging region? A wellmicroseminars known expert shares his knowledge. on page 19.

P aul Runge, Managing Partner, Africa Project Access

16:00–16:10 Closing Remarks

» J anet Nodar, Content Director, Breakbulk Events & Media

16:30–18:00 Networking Cocktail Reception

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Shipping breakbulk cargo from one African port to another can be a surprisingly challenging business. It is often easier to ship from South to West Africa via Europe than it is to ship directly from port to port. Services spring up and fade away; shippers and carriers point fingers; and little seems to change. Why is southern Africa such a difficult carrier market, and what can be done? Our panel of experts tackle this question. »M ODERATOR: Ralf Franke, General Manager PROM (Projects, Oil & Gas, Marine Logistics) Southern Africa, Kuehne+Nagel (Pty) Ltd O » ritsematosan Edodo-Emore, Managing Partner, Edodo, Thorpe & Associates » Napo Ramodibedi, CEO, Mendi Maritime » J ames Lewer, Line Manager, SAFWAF MPV » G erald Hagemann, Director, Business Development, Meihuizen International, as agents for Angola South

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THURSDAY, 07 APRIL 2016

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11:30–12:20 Special Presentation: Oil and Gas Outlook

»N ivan Moodley, Director, MAC Consulting

08:00–15:00 Registration Hours

12:30–14:00 Networking Luncheon

08:00–09:00 Networking Coffee

14:00–14:50 Calling All Project Cargo: African Ports Double Down

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09:00–09:10 Welcoming Remarks

» J anet Nodar, Content Director, Breakbulk Events & Media

9:10–09:50 Day Two Keynote – African Rail Outlook

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In order to move large volumes of cargo long distances, a strong rail network is key for Africa, a continent without navigable waterways. Yet in the 30 years from the 1970s until 2000, the African Rail network actually shrank by 20 percent. This trend is now being reversed with massive developments already underway around the continent, and even larger developments well into planning. How will these various rail developments link up, if at all? How can the entire continent benefit from this? Our rail expert provides an overview of rail developments being planned or underway on the African continent.

K udzanayi Bangure, Project Manager (Rail), Africa Infrastructure Desk, NEPAD Business Foundation

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Much has been promised Africa’s project cargo community by the region’s ports – but who is delivering, and how can the industry best benefit?

Executives from west, south and east coast ports will present an overview of their multimillion-dollar investments and long-term vision for Africa’s breakbulk trade.

M ODERATOR: Lars Greiner, Content Consultant, Breakbulk Events & Media Ipupa Kasheeta, Break Bulk Manager, Namport N osipho Siwisa-Damasane, Chief Executive Officer, Richards Bay Coal Terminal Gerald Povey, Africa Head of Projects, DSV/UTi

14:50–15:00 Closing Remarks

» J anet Nodar, Content Director, Breakbulk Events & Media

Presented in French with simultaneous English translation

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CONFERENCE speakers

Janet Nodar Content Director Breakbulk Events & Media

» Conference Sessions Opening, Closing Remarks

Please see profile on page 9.

Professor Lyal White Director: Centre for Dynamic Markets Gordon Institute of Business Science

» Opening Keynote Speaker –

Africa’s Near Future: The Good, the Bad, the Hype and the Hope

Professor Lyal White is the director of the Centre for Dynamic Markets at the Gordon Institute of Business Science, University of Pretoria. There, he is an Associate Professor in International Business focusing on political economy and strategy in Africa, Asia and Latin America. He has vast experience in “on-theground” research and advises on strategy, political economy, policy and general business practice in new markets, particularly Africa and Latin America. To this end, he has championed a diverse range of initiatives and publications, and worked with a wide range of clients in various countries, requiring him to manage complex administrative and cultural issues.

Professor White completed his PhD in Political Studies at the University of Cape Town. He has published extensively, most recently as co-editor of “The Changing Dynamics of International Business in Africa” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015) and chapter contributor of “Africans Investing in Africa” (Palgrave Macmillan, 2015).

Founded in 2000, the University of Pretoria’s Gordon Institute of Business Science is an internationally accredited business school, based in Johannesburg, South Africa’s economic hub. The school focuses on general management in dynamic markets to significantly improve responsible individual and organisational performance, primarily in the South African environment and increasingly in the broader African environment, through the provision of high-quality business and management education.

Duncan Bonnet Partner Africa House

» Moderator: Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

Duncan is a partner at specialist Africa consultancy Whitehouse & Associates.

Duncan has an Honours Degree in International Relations from Wits University and was a senior tutor there before moving to the South African Foreign Trade Organisation in 1997.

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Upon Safto’s closure in 1998, Duncan joined Whitehouse & Associates and is now a partner in the company. Duncan has worked in over 20 countries in Sub-Saharan Africa in fields including the cement industry, mining, oil and gas, industrial supply, infrastructure development, food and beverage and related sectors. All of these have a strong logistics requirement and focus. Duncan also consults to a number of foreign governments and companies on their potential to develop business opportunities in Africa.

Whitehouse & Associates is a boutique research and consulting company that specialises in market feasibility studies, market selection and expansion strategies. It also provides route-tomarket analysis for their South African and international client base. The company was established in 1998 and has assisted over 500 companies, trade promotion organisations and other entities to develop Africa strategies and find the correct partners in each market.

Henry Viljoen Tanzania & Wind Projects Lead Sarens Cranes

» Presenter: Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

Involved in the transport and logistics sector for the majority of his career, Henry Viljoen was trained in the Mechanical Engineering field and has held positions in production, research and development as well as project engineering. His current position within Sarens includes regional development along with providing solutions to challenges in the ever-expanding African market. Also included within his spectrum is the development of the renewable energy market in the Southern and Eastern Africa regions.

The Sarens Group is a recognized worldwide leader in heavylifting and engineered transport. With state-of-the-art equipment and value engineering, Sarens offers its customers creative solutions to today’s heavy lift and transport challenges.

Sarens’ success lies in its entrepreneurial spirit: “Nothing is impossible, if your heart is willing and your attitude is positive!”

With 101 entities in 51 countries, the company has proven its strategy in opening all borders. With self-confidence, its motto is: “the globe is our market field”.

Sisa Njikelana Chair and Acting Secretary General South Africa Independent Power Producers Association

» Presenter: Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

Sisa Njikelana holds a diploma in Applied Social Studies from Ruskin College and a Leadership in Communications certificate from Rhodes University. Beginning his career as a bank manager, he went on to become a trustee and city councillor.

In 2004, he was elected to the South Africa Parliament-National

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CONFERENCE speakers Assembly. As a member from 2004-2014, he served on the portfolio committees for Energy (as Chairperson); Rules; Trade & Industry and Health; as well as the Parliamentary Group on International Relations. Now Chair and Acting Secretary General for SAIPPA, he also holds the title of executive director for SinakoYoli International and director for Vega Knowledge Systems, SEBATA Group. He sits on a number of directorial boards.

The goals of the Independent Power Producers Association of South Africa are to promote the collective interests of independent power producers in South Africa, to assist with public policy formation and implementation, and to serve as a platform for information dissemination to its members. SAIPPA seeks to pro-actively engage with legislators, government officials, planners and regulators as part of our initiatives to achieve energy security in South, as well as Southern, Africa.

ABB is a leading global technology company in power and automation that enables utility, industry, and transport and infrastructure customers to improve their performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in roughly 100 countries and employs about 135,000 people, which generates a turnover of about U.S. $35B annually.

ABB–Power & Productivity for a Better World.TM

Siobhan Fox Business Development Manager: South Africa Walvis Bay Corridor Group

» Moderator: African Mining and Project Logistics:

Sanette Venter Head of Indirect Material Cluster Africa Siemens RSA

» Presenter: Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

Sanette Venter is Head of Indirect Material Cluster Africa for Siemens. Prior to her current position, she worked for Siemens as commodity manager and as procurement manager for Siemens IT Solutions and Services. Before joining Siemens, she worked for three years at the Accounting Standards Board. Venter holds bachelor’s degrees in Finance and Financial Management from the University of South Africa and the University of Pretoria.

Siemens is a global powerhouse in electronics and electrical engineering, providing products, systems and solutions across the electrification, automation and digitalization value chain.

The company has been in Africa for over 155 years, igniting a history of innovation and social development. As an integrated technology company, Siemens aims to play a constructive role in Africa‘s success story. The company‘s broad portfolio, diverse workforce and global network of innovation enable it to supply its customers with a unique array of products, systems, services and solutions tailor-made for regional conditions and requirements.

Albert Bossart Regional Sales Manager – Power Generation, PP-PPVASub-Sahara-Region ABB

» Presenter: Lighten Up: Africa Renewed

Albert Bossart graduated as an electrical engineer from the University of Winterthur in Switzerland. He has worked for BBC, Muller Martini and ABB in various positions in engineering, commissioning, sales and business development for automation and power generation. Bossart specializes in applying smart automation to plants to achieve the highest energy efficiency, availability and ergonomic operations. Four years ago,

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he relocated from Switzerland to South Africa and is now responsible for sales and business development for power generation in the Sub Saharan Africa region; where ABB sells instrumentation, controls and electrics into power plants and water pump stations.

EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

The Walvis Bay Corridor Group is a public-private partnership established to promote the utilisation of the Walvis Bay Corridors.

Its partnership set-up allows it to pool resources and authorities of both transport regulators and transport operators, thus effectively serving as a facilitation centre and one-stop shop coordinating trade along the Walvis Bay Corridors and linking Namibia and its ports to the rest of the southern African region.

The ports and corridors in Namibia are strategically positioned to give the country a competitive positioning as a transport hub for all regional and international trade between Southern African Development Community countries, Europe, the Americas, and the rest of the world.

Shane Smit Category Manager: Procurement ERG Africa

» Presenter: African Mining and

Project Logistics: EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

Shane Smit began his career in power transmission projects before moving to the mining division of Trafigura. In his three year tenure there, his responsibilities included work on an Angolan iron ore project. He now sources projects for the Eurasian Resources Group. He holds a degree in electrical engineering.

Eurasian Resources Group is a diversified natural resources company with integrated mining, processing, energy, logistics and marketing operations. ERG has a portfolio of production assets and development projects on four continents, being one of the major employers in the industry. Globally, the group is represented by over 75,000 employees. ERG’s interests in Africa include copper and cobalt mining in Democratic Republic of Congo and copper smelting in Zambia. The company also has a number of development projects in coal, manganese, bauxite, platinum and fluorspar across the African continent, including in the Republic of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Mali and Mozambique.

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CONFERENCE speakers

Elmarie van der Merwe Manager: Supply Chain FL Smidth

» Presenter: African Mining

and Project Logistics: EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

Through determination, motivation and commitment, Elmarie van der Merwe obtained her Bachelor of Commercial Honors in Logistics from the University of South Africa while simultaneously gaining extensive work experience in the many facets of supply chain management, especially in procurement. Starting in 2001, she held a series of progressively more responsible positions at PPC Cement, along with a short stint at Barloworld, ending as head of Group Procurement before joining FLSmidth in January of 2013. As Supply Chain Manager, she is an active part of the management team, handling all aspects of the supply process, along with strategic planning, staff management and budgeting.

FLSmidth is a leading supplier of world-class products, facilities and systems to the global cement and minerals industries, backed by tailored consultancy and support services. FLSmidth supplies everything from single machinery to complete cement plants and minerals processing facilities including services before, during and after the construction. FLSmidth’s wealth of knowledge and resources allows it to provide one-source solutions for even the most challenging requirements worldwide.

FLSmidth employs close to 13,000 people with offices in more than 50 countries, and has been the leading supplier to the global cement industry since its foundation in 1882.

Murray Macnab Global Director Mining and Mine Development WorleyParsons

» Presenter: African Mining and Project Logistics: EPCMs, Owners & Shippers Round Table

Murray Macnab is an expert in mining and mine development, with certification in mechanical engineering-mines and over 33 years’ experience in the field. He began his career at Goldfields, working as a section engineer and ending as chief engineer 13 years later. After a two year tenure at RUC (now M&R Cementation), Macnab spent 14 years with TWP, growing their mining division and becoming an expert in vertical shafts. He has been with WorleyParsons since 2013, and is charged with the globalization and expansion of their mining engineering offering.

WorleyParsons delivers projects, provides expertise in engineering, procurement and construction and offers a wide range of consulting and advisory services. The company covers the full lifecycle, from creating new assets to sustaining and enhancing operating assets, in the hydrocarbons, mineral, metals, chemicals and infrastructure sectors. In addition to its presence in North Africa, WorleyParsons has executed several hundred projects all across Sub-Saharan Africa and established a number of operating centers in support of these projects and in support of its local customers.

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André Fotso

CEO 3T Cameroun President General Council for Import and Export, Cameroun (GICAM)

» Francophone Super Session

Welcoming Remarks; Presenter: Super Session Part I M. André Fotso is CEO of 3T Cameroun and FME-GAZ, and chairman of the board of directors of COMETAL, all part of the TAF Investment Group. In addition to these duties, he is one of the major local shareholders of Ecobank, and president of the Groupement Inter-Patronal of Cameroon (GICAM).

3T Cameroun is part of the TAF Investment Group, whose vision is to build a solid industrial group with regional spread based on technical and complementary skills to invest in various sectors having both innovation and growth potential for the emergence of Africa. The other companies in the group are FME-GAZ, COMETAL and TAF Garage. 3T Cameroun offers customs and freight forwarding services, along with transportation, ships agency, stevedoring and handling, storage, and bundling/unbundling.

Founded in 1957, the Groupement Inter-Patronal of Cameroon (GICAM) has nearly 1,000 members (companies and industry associations) for an economic weight of about 68 percent of Cameroon’s GDP. Today it is a major employer organization, representative of Cameroonian companies, whatever their size or nationality of their capital. Its missions are service to members, representation and defense of undertakings, and the promotion of free enterprise and the Cameroonian economic space.

Valassine Diarrassouba Advisor to Regional Director and President Ivory Coast Customs Commission (CGECI) Bolloré Logistics Group

» Moderator: Super Session, Part I:

Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

Valassine Diarrassouba has over 35 years experience in transit and customs. He is Advisor to the Regional Director and President of the CGECI commission in Ivory Coast (COMMISSION DOUANE ET INTEGRATION REGIONALE DU PATRONAT IVOIRIEN). He also serves as President of the Sea Freight Federation in Ivory Coast.

For over 50 years, Bolloré Africa Logistics has participated in the opening of Africa to the world and contributes daily to the growth of its trade. It is the leading transport and integrated logistics network on the continent. Bolloré Africa Logistics employs more than 25,000 professionals in 55 countries worldwide, including 46 in Africa. Its main activities cover all the fields of transport and international logistics – port/airport operations, inland transport, supply chain management, and more.

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Ed Loubser

Pere Venance

Export Manager, Africa Aberdare Cables

General Manager LCA Africa Logistics

» Presenter: Super Session, Part I:

Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

Ed Loubser spent more than 17 years in the South African Diplomatic Corps, performing several factfinding missions and serving in diplomatic posts at the South African consulate in Lubumbashi and the embassy in Kinshasa.

After his return from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, he joined the private sector. Fluent in English and French, he has been working with Aberdare Cables for almost eight years, focusing on expanding the company’s business into Francophone Africa.

Aberdare Cables, a member of the Powertech Group, is a leading African cable manufacturer. Founded in 1946, the company manufactures an extensive range of electrical cables for application in power generation, transmission and distribution; infrastructure (rail, ports, airports); petrochemical; mining as well as building and construction. With four manufacturing sites and seven customer service centres in South Africa, Aberdare is able to provide personalised service to its entire customer base.

Offshore operations in Mozambique, Portugal and Spain provide seamless entry of stock into Africa and Europe.

Cedric Chauvet Commercial Development Manager Europe for Africa Service Intermarine

» Presenter: Super Session, Part I:

Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

Cedric Chauvet serves as Commercial Development Manager of Europe for Intermarine’s Africa service. He has more than 30 years of experience with the energy and logistics-shipping industries and has developed and supported Intermarine’s major West African contracts since the company began offering the service in 2011. Previously, Chauvet helped manage supply chain/ logistics companies to handle global chartering operations. In his current role he is responsible for expanding Intermarine’s African presence as it relates to operators, EPCs, manufacturers and suppliers in the oil and gas, power generation, mining, wind and transportation industries, including offshore projects.

Intermarine is a global leader in the transport of project, breakbulk and heavy lift cargo. Founded in 1990, the company, through its subsidiaries and worldwide network of 20 offices, controls an international fleet of more than 50 vessels with lifting capacities up to 1,400 tonnes. Intermarine offers regular sailings in the Americas, West Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, plus inducement voyages to additional international ports.

The company operates the largest U.S.-flag heavy-lift fleet and controls Industrial Terminals, one of the busiest project cargo terminals in the United States.

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» Presenter: Super Session, Part I:

Negotiating Francophone Africa’s Customs and Trade Barriers

Pere Venance, a native of Togo, majored in marketing and logistics. He has extensive experience in the shipping and project cargo industry. He worked as a commercial vessel disbursement account agent, and as a commercial and booking agent for TAAL Lines before becoming a co-founder of Navitrans in 2000. With Navitrans, he served as Operations Manager in Lome Port for Messina Lines, and handled shipments for China Shipping Container Lines SCCL, KHL and Höegh, among others. In 2005, he founded LCA Africa Logistics.

LCA Africa Logistics specializes in project cargo, as well as logistics, customs clearance, and transportation. LCA handles break bulk, rolling equipment and out-of-gauge cargo for road and rail, oil and gas, mining, infrastructure, hydraulic and power plant projects. The company provides coverage to East Africa and to the French-speaking countries of Central and West Africa.

Paul Runge Managing Partner Africa Project Access

» Presenter: Super Session, Part II: Business Opportunities in Francophone Africa

Paul Runge is Managing Director of the specialized consulting firm Africa Project Access. A former diplomat, he served in Gabon and supervised projects in the Cape Verde Islands. He spent six years with the South African Foreign Trade Organization and led many of the first South African business delegations into other African countries. He regularly undertakes assignments into Africa, writes for several publications and has published “Potholes & Profits: Business (& other) Conversations and Experiences from Africa.”

Africa Project Access is a Johannesburg-based specialized consultancy providing more than 170 mainly South African client companies and organizations with early alerts of projects across a broad range of sectors in Sub-Saharan Africa, excluding South Africa. APA was established in 1995, initially as EDESA Project Access, and provides vital knowledge on the practical workings of donor and international funding agencies, including World Bank, IFC and the African Development Bank, amongst others, for many projects in Africa.

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Kudzanayi Bangure Project Manager (Rail), Africa Infrastructure Desk NEPAD Business Foundation

» Presenter: Day Two Keynote –

African Rail Outlook Mr Kudzanayi Bangure is a rail infrastructure project manager at the NEPAD Business Foundation. He has a strong management consulting background, having worked extensively with private sector and public sector organizations. Bangure’s career has focused on targeted consulting and research aimed at identifying and unlocking growth opportunities in new markets and regions within the built environment sectors, particularly infrastructure.

His current focus is on removing barriers to the progression of priority infrastructure projects on the African continent, concentrating on projects in East and Southern Africa, specifically the North-South and Central rail corridors.

The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), an African Union strategic framework for pan-African socioeconomic development, is both a vision and a policy framework for Africa in the twenty-first century. Spearheaded by African leaders, NEPAD seeks to address critical challenges facing the continent: poverty, development and Africa’s marginalisation internationally. NEPAD provides unique opportunities for African countries to take full control of their development agenda, to work more closely together, and to cooperate more effectively with international partners. NEPAD manages a number of programmes and projects in six theme areas: agriculture and food security, climate change and natural resource management, regional integration and infrastructure, human development, economic and corporate governance and cross-cutting issues, including gender, capacity development and ICT.

Ralf Franke General Manager, PROM (Projects, Oil & Gas, Marine Logistics) Southern Africa Kuehne+Nagel (Pty) Ltd

Kuehne + Nagel’s worldwide network includes more than 1,000 locations in some 100 countries and more than 63,000 employees, with 6.5 million square metres of warehousing space. This global logistics network is their strongest asset. Dedication, integration and innovation are the heart of their business philosophy.

Focused on customers’ needs, they provide integrated logistics solutions of outstanding quality and operational excellence – the extension of your business. Kuehne + Nagel was founded in Bremen, Germany in 1890 and has acted in South Africa since 1954 with 20 offices in eight countries in the sub-Saharan region, employing about 1,000 staff.

Oritsematosan Edodo-Emore Managing Partner Edodo, Thorpe & Associates

» Presenter: You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

Oritsematosan Edodo-Emore holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Buckingham and a Master of Laws degree from the University of London. She studied French language and civilization at the Université Catholique de l’Ouest, in Angers, and at the Université Catholique de l’est in Lille, France. She practices law in Lagos, Nigeria and is the Secretary General of the Franco-Nigerian Chamber of Commerce. She represented Africa on the board of the Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association from 2011-2015. She is the legal adviser of the Nigerian Shipowners Association, Treasurer of the Maritime Arbitrators Association, Financial Secretary of the Nigerian Maritime Law Association and a member of the Committee on the Maritime Seminar for Judges.

Edodo, Thorpe & Associates has been operating in Lagos since 1987. The firm specializes in maritime transport, oil and gas, energy, and commercial laws and is active in international business transactions. It advises local and international corporations on international commercial agreements and trans-border transactions. The unique ability to work in both English and French puts Edodo, Thorpe & Associates in an excellent position to take on assignments in both Anglophone and Francophone countries.

» Moderator: You Can’t Get There

From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges Stationed in Johannesburg for the past 19 years, Ralf Franke, along with his team, provides solutions to project, oil and gas and marine logistics needs in Southern Africa. Franke’s 39 years of experience in freight forwarding began with a freight forwareding degree and an apprenticeship with Kuehne + Nagel in Bremen, followed by assignments in Turkey, southern Germany, Indonesia and South Africa in a variety of departments and functions within the company. He has developed and grown within the freight forwarding industry and Kuehne + Nagel’s global network with many international contributions, securing experience of different cultures and diversity. He is a well-known personality, thorough in his approach, with much attention to detail. He always creates a successful, satisfactory completion of projects.

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Napo Ramodibedi CEO Mendi Maritime

» Presenter: You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

Napo Ramodibedi is a maritime lawyer and an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa. He holds BSocSc; LLB and LLM (Maritime Law) degrees. Ramodibedi has extensive experience in both operational and legal aspects of shipping operations, with a strong focus on offshore oil and gas shipping as well as bulk shipping. As CEO of the Mendi Group, he assists ship owners looking to register tonnage in South Africa.

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Mendi Group is a transport and energy group which specializes in shipping, rail and fuel. Greiner Mendi is a shipping and project logistics company within the Mendi Group which was, amongst other things, responsible for logistics for the St. Helena Airport project.

James Lewer Line Manager SAFWAF MPV

» Presenter: You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

James Lewer began his seagoing career in 1985 as a deck officer. He achieved the rank of third officer with Safmarine and deep sea salvage operator Pentow Marine.

Lewer then came ashore as rigging and sales manager for a yacht mast and rigging manufacturer. He rejoined Safmarine in 1992 and held various line management positions within the trade divisions in South Africa and Belgium. Lewer headed up New Trade; Research and Development and established Safmarine in China. He also established the Africa Region Line Marketing Departments at Safmarine/Maersk before joining Safmarine MPV in 2012 as joint SAFWAF MPV Line Manager. He retained this position when SAFWAF was acquired by Fairseas. Lewer’s high initiative has resulted in extensive experience in Line and Commercial Management and the launch of new trades and projects.

SAFWAF MPV is a fully independent, reliable and regular liner shipping service from South Africa to West Africa. The service provides cargo interests with efficient and cost-effective multipurpose cargo solutions. The service presently calls at Capetown, Durban and Walvis Bay on the Southern African coastline; and at Matadi, Boma, Pointe Noire and Luanda/Sonils terminal in West Africa on a scheduled basis. Port Gentil, amongst other ports en route up to Dakar, are offered on an inducement basis. The service accommodates for bagged and unitised cargoes, as well as conventional cargo. All vessels are geared and have a heavy-lift capacity of up to 160 tons. SAFWAF MPV has offices in Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg. Ownership of SAFWAF MPV is held by Fairseas International (BIMCO owner members).

Gerald Hagemann Director, Business Development Meihuizen International, as agents for Angola South

» Presenter: You Can’t Get There From Here: Africa’s Shipping Challenges

Hagemann (Pty) Ltd with Peter Meihuizen. In 1998, he joined the main board of Meihuizen International, where he focuses on business development, special projects, and Antarctic logistics.

Angola South Line is a multipurpose shipping service, serving ports in Southern and West Africa. It is owned and operated by Angolana de Navegação, Limitada. ASL commenced operation in 1992, and is specifically focused on carrying all types of cargo to and from Angola, for the oil industry, project cargo and various service providers. Meihuizen International has acted as South African Agents for ASL since its inception, and they have acquired extensive experience and knowledge in co-ordinating cargo movements to and from Angola.

Nivan Moodley Director MAC Consulting

» Presenter: Special Presentation: Oil and Gas Outlook Nivan Moodley has more than 10 years of management consulting experience providing strategic, transformation and operational improvement advice to energy, oil and gas, and mining clients across Africa and in Southeast Asia. He has a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Physics from University of KwaZulu-Natal and a diploma in maths from UNISA, along with a diploma in project management from Damelin. He spent two years at MAC Consulting before going to Deloitte, where he served almost three years as a Management Consultant in oil and gas and mining; and two years as a Senior Manager in Singapore.

After a short stint at Letsema Consulting, he returned to Deloitte for another year as an Associate Director before rejoining MAC Consulting as Director in 2014.

MAC is a dynamic and innovative South Africa-based company dedicated solely to helping clients achieve extraordinary results.

MAC provides a broad spectrum of consulting services and is well regarded for its outstanding and high-value service to blue-chip clients. Well-known in the mining and resources industry, MAC has expanded its client base to telecommunications, financial services and public sector in recent years. MAC’s consultants are seasoned professionals, selected for their industry and business knowledge, consulting skills and ability to work with clients to achieve results.

Lars Greiner Content Consultant Breakbulk Events & Media

» Moderator: Calling All Project

Cargo: African Ports Double Down

Please see profile on page 9.

Gerald Hagemann, born in Germany, grew up in Uganda and Kenya. He studied Law at Wits and started his shipping career in Cape Town in 1977 with Safmarine, Cape Town. He has extensive experience with cargo liner operations, ship broking, and import/ export clearing and forwarding. In 1988, he formed Meihuizen &

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Ipupa Kasheeta Break Bulk Manager Namport

» Presenter: Calling All Project

Cargo: African Ports Double Down

One of few female leaders in the Namibian Maritime Industry, Ipupa Kasheeta is currently the Port Operations Manager: Bulk& Break-bulk Terminal at the Namibian Ports Authority in Walvis Bay. This appointment makes her the first ever female terminal manager at Namport and the only woman manager in Port Operations. Managing a workforce of more than 150, Kasheeta has transformed the terminal and turned it into a profitable business unit whilst attending to her key role of ensuring the highest levels of operational efficiency and vessel turnaround time. Kasheeta holds a Masters in Business Leadership from the University of South Africa, a Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resource Management from the University of Namibia, and an advanced diploma in central banking from the Institute of Bankers in South Africa. She has also undergone professional training in senior port management in France (IMO), Ireland (UNCTAD), and Israel (Galilee College). She currently serves as Board of Director on the New Era Publication Cooperation Board, a wholly-owned media and publishing house of the Government of Namibia where she also serves as the Chairperson of REMCO. Ipupa is passionate about women and youth development, and empowers many through mentoring and coaching.

Established in 1994, Namport is the National Port Authority for Namibia. It manages two ports: the Port of Walvis Bay and the Port of Luderitz. Walvis Bay is situated on the west coast of Africa and provides easy, fast transit route between Southern Africa, Europe and America. The Port of Luderitz, on Namibia’s southern coast, caters to Southern Namibia as well as providing access to markets in the Northern Cape of South Africa. Namport manages a Sycrolift (dry dock facility) able to handle vessels up to 2000 tonnes for repairs, and also operates two floating docks with a lifting capacity of 8000 tonnes each.

Nosipho Siwisa-Damasane

in Singapore, Antwerp, and Rotterdam. In 2012 she completed a Senior Executive Programme at the London Business School and is currently studying for an MBA in sustainability at Rhodes Business School.

Richards Bay Coal Terminal is a world-class export coal terminal situated in the Port of Richards Bay, with a design capacity of 91 million tons per annum. The terminal provides South Africa’s coal exporting mining companies with a world class logistics service that facilitates the export of coal to Asia, Europe and other Regions. Positioned at one of the world’s deep sea ports, RBCT is able to handle large ships and subsequent large volumes; it has a reputation for operating efficiently and reliably. The 276 hectare site currently boasts a quay over two kilometres long with six berths and four shiploaders, with stockyard capacity of just over eight million tons.

Gerald Povey Africa Head of Projects DVS/UTi Worldwide

» Presenter: Calling All Project

Cargo: African Ports Double Down

Gerald Povey has been involved in the supply chain industry for over 27 years within South Africa and the African continent. His present area of responsibilities include projects, mining and energy verticals as well as developing and executing strategy for UTi within the sub-Saharan Africa region. Over the last several years, he has also been responsible for setting up new offices and services in developing countries, thus expanding his keen understanding of the requirements and challenges of these markets.

UTi is an industry-leading, non-asset-based supply chain management company that delivers competitive advantage to clients’ supply chains. With innovative, integrated solutions configured to specific requirements within any major vertical market, UTi can design, manage and service supply chains efficiently and cost-effectively. UTi was recently acquired by DSV, the world’s fourth largest freight forwarder.

Chief Executive Officer Richards Bay Coal Terminal

» Presenter: Calling All Project

Cargo: African Ports Double Down

Nosipho Siwisa-Damasane was appointed the first woman CEO of the Richards Bay Coal Terminal in July 2012. She was previously employed by Transnet from 2002-2009, where she held a series of General Manager positions before being promoted to CEO there. She has won a number of leadership awards. SiwisaDamasane holds a Bachelor’s in accounting from the University of Transkei, and has completed articles with Ernst and Young in East London. She completed the Senior Executive Programme for State-Owned Enterprises in Singapore and earned Port Operations Management and Logistics Management Certificates

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Exhibitor-led Sessions and Micro-seminars will take place in Booth 601 near the entrance to the hall.

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WEDNESDAY, 06 APRIL 2016

15:00–15:50 Micro-Seminar 3: Supply Chain – The Links and the Kinks

10:30–11:20 Exhibitor-led Session 1: The Talk about Cargo Insurance

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Have you determined if you need cargo insurance?

Has your broker provided the pros and cons of this coverage? Listen to the representative from Hollard and perhaps you will save your company some money.

B ala Viranna, Hollard

11:30–12:20 Micro-Seminar 1: Watch Out! Does your Contract of Affreightment Correctly Cover Your Cargo Movement?

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Our legal expert, Edmund Greiner, will focus on the Breakbulk sector. He will deal with standard form charter party agreements, particularly the standard GENCON voyage charter and transport documents. In relation to transport documents, Mr. Greiner will deal with the functions of transport documents in broad terms as well as the distinction between the various types of transport documents.

E dmund Greiner, Partner, Shepstone & Wylie

14:00–14:50 Micro-Seminar 2: Update on

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Bala Viranna Corporate Business Development Manager Hollard

» Exhibitor-led Session 1: The Talk About Cargo Insurance

Bala Viranna began his career in the shipping industry, spending six years there before moving on to the insurance industry, where he worked for fifteen years as a marine claims manager. He has spent the last twenty-two years as a senior client services manager, assisting clients in risk profiling

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With new global silk roads developing constantly, will South Africa remain a major gateway into Sub-Sahara Africa during the next decade?

P rofessor Johan du Plessis, Professor of Logistics and Shipping, University of Johannesburg

THURSDAY, 07 APRIL 2016 11:30–12:20 Exhibitor-led Session 2: Claims Procedures

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Very often claims procedures are not followed, and an entire cargo claim can be lost just for not following the correct procedures. What should one do, when and how? The ICS talks us through the right way to go about advising of intention to claim, drawing up a priced claim and following it through until payment or conclusion, with examples.

R oderick Eaton, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers

14:00–14:50 Micro-Seminar 4: Lessons Learned: Medupi Power Station

Implementation of the Weigh Station Law The “Pilot” Abnormal Load Weighing Facility in Richards Bay is underway – the COEGA weighbridges, which will be incorporated at the facility, received go ahead on 22nd January 2015. This implementation is a massive time saver to super loads and is already being weighed using portable mats – creating a potential

time change from 10 hours to 10 minutes. It is a boon for those wanting compliance with consignee and consignor legislation, and for the IOM regulations coming out in July.

P hilip Warren, Managing Director, MGI Weighbridges, Africa Route Clearances Consulting

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The import of steel from China used to build the Medupi Power Station became fraught with problems.

A well known and respected industry representative will discuss the steps taken to successfully import and utilize the necessary steel.

L es Dodds, Director, Client Solutions, DSV/UTi Worldwide

and putting together insurance policies to suit their specific business.

Hollard was founded in 1980 and has been providing pioneering insurance and risk solutions through innovative problem-solving and rock-solid partnerships. Hollard has consistently delivered smart solutions that make everyone a winner by setting trends, introducing many ‘firsts’ and revolutionising entire sectors of the industry. Today, with turnover exceeding R12.5 billion and assets in excess of R23.6 billion, Hollard is South Africa’s largest independent and privately-owned insurance group. Following the recent acquisition of Etana, Hollard Insurance is now arguably the second largest short-term insurer in South Africa.

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Edmund Greiner

Prof Johan du Plessis

Partner Shepstone & Wylie

Professor of Logistics and Shipping University of Johannesburg Managing Director Logistics International SA (Pty) Ltd.

» Micro-seminar 1: Watch Out! Does your Contract of Affreightment Correctly Cover Your Cargo Movement?

Edmund Greiner is a partner at Shepstone & Wylie’s Cape Town office, specializing in shipping law. He has always had an interest in matters maritime, having, prior to completing his LLB at the University of Cape Town, obtained a BSC honors degree in physical oceanography. His practice encompasses both “wet” and “dry” work. Greiner is extensively involved in admiralty litigation, and also has a large commercial practice, including the drawing up of specialized contracts of affreightment as well as standard charter parties. Edmund is the secretary of the national Maritime Law Association. As such, he is involved in considering and drafting maritime legislation in South Africa.

Shepstone & Wylie is a leading South African law firm with a reputation for integrity and excellence. The firm is strategically placed with offices in the major port cities of Durban, Cape Town and Richards Bay. The firm has over 120 years of experience and expertise in maritime law as well as inter alia, transport and logistics, marine insurance, customs, excise, VAT and trade. The firm is recognised by Legal 500 as a market leader in shipping and transport law.

Philip Warren Managing Director, Africa Route Clearance Consultants Chairman, MGI Weighbridges

» Micro-seminar 2: Update on

Implementation of the Weigh Station Law

Philip Warren is the Managing Director of Africa Route Clearance Consultants. He holds an Honours Degree in Business Studies and majored in International Marketing. He has been involved in the civil engineering industry, specifically highway and bridge engineering, for some 28 years. He has been involved in projects in Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique and Ghana, and remains a board member through the Civil & Planning Group. Originally from Zimbabwe, Warren made a permanent move to South Africa in 2010 to take up the full time management of Africa Route Clearance Consultants.

Philip is also Chairman of MGI Weighbridges.

Africa Route Clearance Consultants plays a leading role in the route clearance industry throughout the SADC region. Route clearances may be best summarized through their core service, which is the identification of transport routes that can accommodate the transportation of abnormally heavy or abnormally large loads.

» Micro-seminar 3: Supply Chain – The Links and the Kinks

Johan du Plessis has been involved in the global supply chain industry for more than forty years, holding senior positions in clearing and forwarding and supply chain management. For the past 24 years, du Plessis has managed his own company, Logistics International, acting as a strategic supply chain consultant and fourth party logistics operator. He specializes in domestic and global supply chains, from design to implementation. Du Plessis holds a doctorate from the Rand Afrikaans University (now University of Johannesburg), where he lectures on supply chain strategy, maritime economics and global supply chains. He also lectures at Wits Business School on supply chain and operations management and at Unisa on global logistics.

Logistics International operates as a fourth-party supply chain integrator, offering a total supply chain consulting service. Logistics International has set up cooperation agreements with a number of leading supply chain organizations to provide re-engineering options to a wide and diverse potential client base.

Les Dodds Director, Client Solutions DSV/UTi Worldwide

» Micro-seminar 4: Lessons Learned: Medupi Power Station

Les Dodds has more than 15 years’ experience in managing global exports and logistics projects. He has been responsible for the strategic direction of various business units, while ensuring effective delivery of services to customer organizations and projects. He has particular experience relating to global logistics requirements for projects within the Sub-Saharan Africa region and the Middle East.

UTi is an industry-leading, non-asset-based supply chain management company that delivers competitive advantage to clients’ supply chains. With innovative, integrated solutions configured to specific requirements within any major vertical market, UTi can design, manage and service supply chains efficiently and cost-effectively. UTi was recently acquired by DSV, the world’s fourth largest freight forwarder.

MGI Weighbridges is a specialized abnormal load weighing operation created to address a need to ensure the preservation of road and bridge infrastructure while simultaneously playing a key part in streamlining the abnormal load permitting process with Departments of Transport in South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe.

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Is this good news for the project cargo logistics supply chain?

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THE HOLLARD INSURANCE COMPANY

22 Oxford Road, Parktown, Johannesburg, 2193 Contact: Frank Ponnen Phone: 011 351 2626 Frankp@hollard.co.za www.hollard.co.za Hollard was founded in 1980 and has been providing pioneering insurance and risk solutions through innovative problem solving and rock-solid partnerships. Hollard has consistently delivered smart solutions that make everyone a winner by setting trends, introducing many ‘firsts’ and revolutionizing entire sectors of the industry. Today, with turnover exceeding R12.5 billion and assets in excess of R23.6 billion, Hollard is South Africa’s largest independent and privately-owned insurance group, and following the recent acquisition of Etana, Hollard Insurance is now arguably the second largest short-term insurer in South Africa.

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3T Cameroun

308

Danstars International Agencies Ltd.

216

McDan Group

200

Africa Future Development Theatre

522

EDA Logistics Ltd.

107

Micro-seminar Area

601

Afristar Shipping & Trading Agence de Prestations Maritimes S.A (APM)

219 315

Elrol Integrated Services Ltd. Estymuels Integrated Logistics

419 117

Modulift UK Ltd. MUR Shipping RSA (Pty) Ltd.

508 309

Air Charter Service Allport Cargo Services Ltd.

319 419

Express Shipping & Logistics East Africa Faymonville Trailers

514 506

Obokun Group OceanPoint Grand Logistics Ltd.

408 206

Angola South Lines

314

FILOG 215

Port & Projects Shipping Services

103

ARC / MGI Weighbridges

300

Fortune Global Logistics

413

Remacon Products CC

516

BAJ Freight & Logistics Ltd. Bedeschi S.p.A.

201 417

Global Cargo & Commodities Ltd. Höegh Autoliners (Pty) Ltd.

208 406

Rowtel Co. Ltd. SAFWAF MPV

117 109

Bertling Logistics

416

Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers

202

Sarjak Container Lines Pvt. Ltd.

412

Bidvest Panalpina Logistics/Safcor Bluchip Logistics Ltd.

213 502

JAS Projects Forwarding SA (Pty) Ltd. Licvem Shipping

307 207

SCHEUERLE Fahrzeugfabrik GmbH Sea Hawk Freight Services

306 407

Canada States Africa Line Climate Shipping & Trade Ltd.

312 419

Logical Maritime Services Ltd. Logistique Commerciale d’Afrique

218 214

Transcor (Pty) Ltd. Ultrabulk Steel Service/Ultrabulk MPP

512 403

CMEC Comtrans International Co. Ltd.

313

MAC Logistics Ltd.

318

UNIATLANTICO Navegação Lda.

314

CrossTrades Ltd.

401

Marine Magistrale / Groupe 2m

212

Unic Infinite Ltd.

119

Damen Shipyard

301

Max Africa Logistic Services

418

Utala Nova Impex Ltd.

101

408

MICRO-SEMINAR & EXHIBITOR-LED SESSION AREA 406

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EXHIBITOR profiles 3T Cameroun BOOTH 308

Zone Portuaire Entree Nord, Douala 12554 Littoral Cameroon Contact: Marianne Fankam, Gael Fotso Phone: +237699350731, +237694330012 maritime.3t@tafinvestment.com mariannefankam@hotmail.com www.tafinvestment.com

3T Cameroun, a subsidiary of TAF Investment Group, is a privately owned company that has been at the heart of Cameroon shipping and logistics industry since 1991.

3T Cameroun has since built up an excellent reputation for delivering bespoke services of highest quality, focusing on a long-term relationship with its customers. 3T Cameroun boasts a young but aggressive team with strength, resource, experience and capability to provide personalised logistic service as per our client’s need.

Established in 2004, APM SA is an independently owned Cameroonian company, offering logistics solutions to its customers. APM SA knows there is no second chance. It delivers on time, every time. APM has worked to become a leading maritime company. Its services include shipping agency, stevedoring and ports operations, customs operations, transport delivery services and warehousing. APM is headquartered in Cameroon with a branch in Chad and CAR and Congo branches on the way. APM’s remarkable results are attributable to its team of professionals of the maritime domain. APM’s know-how has permitted it to build ties with several international maritime organisation and customers. APM can easily handle any shipment in and around the world because for APM nothing is either too big or too small.

Air Charter Service BOOTH 319

A Afristar Shipping & Trading BOOTH 219

Carre 818-819, Cotonou Ouest 06 BP 2428, Cotonou, Benin Phone: +228 22 46 78 92, +228 22 46 78 93 info@afristargroupe.com www.afristargroupe.com

Afristar Shipping & Trading, otherwise known as Afristar Groupe, is an international freight forwarding and trading company created in 1999 to provide professional shipping services ranging from airfreight, sea freight, inland freight, logistics services as well as international trading services.

With headquarters based in Cotonou (Benin Republic) and own offices in Lome (Togo) and Lagos (Nigeria), the company serves interlocked countries such as Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad via its longstanding and very reliable and capable partners.

Agence de Prestations Maritimes S.A (APM) BOOTH 315

B.P. 12610, Douala, Cameroon Contact: Manimben Gabriel, Administrateur Directeur Général Expert CNUCED en Gestion moderne des ports Phone: +237 33 43 4777, Cell: +237 99 96 89 72, +237 33 43 4783, +237 99 96 89 72 (cell), 97 07 07 07 apmca2002@yahoo.fr m.gabriel@apmmaritime.com www.apmmaritimes.com

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The Pivot, Block A, Fourth Floor, Montecasino Boulevard, Montecasino, Fourways, Johannesburg South Africa Contact: Lyndee du Toit, Francois Vermeulen Phone: +27 (0)10 590 1099 lyndee@aircharter.co.za Francois.vermeulen@aircharter.co.za www.aircharterservice.com

Air Charter Service is a multi-award-winning charter specialist with 20 offices worldwide spanning all six major continents. With a proud 25-year history in arranging cargo aircraft charters, ACS is a world leader in the industry. The company arranges more than 10,000 charters a year, with revenue of nearly US$500 million, and offers the financial security that only a large organisation can.

Come and visit ACS at Stand 319.

Allport Cargo Services Ltd. BOOTH 419

Phone: +27(0)21-423-8881 Fax:+27(0)21-423-8884 patrick@allportcargoservices.co.za allportcargoservices.co

Allport Cargo Services designs and implements international supply chain solutions that turn retailer’s challenges into competitive advantages. A leader in international forwarding solutions, and integrated supply chain systems, Allport Cargo Services leverages its global network and strengths in the Asia Pacific region, to provide value to our customer base in South Africa. Allport Cargo Services is more than a supply chain manager or an IT solution

provider; an important part of its offering is its ability to share industry best practice, provide solution consulting, and provide post implementation user training and support.

Angola South Lines BOOTH 314

6th Floor, 5 St Georges, St Georges Mall, P.O. Box 5492, Cape Town 8001 South Africa Contact: Richard Fortune Phone: +27 021 440 5400, +27 083 4555 006 richardf@meihuizen.co.za www.meihuizen.co.za

Angola South Line (ASL) is a multipurpose shipping service, serving ports in Southern and West Africa. Owned and operated by Angolana de Navegação, Limitada (ANNA).

ASL commenced operation in 1992, and specifically focuses on carrying all types of cargo to and from Angola, for the oil industry project cargo and various service providers. Meihuizen International has acted as South African Agents for ASL since its inception, and they have acquired extensive experience and knowledge in coordinating cargo movements to and from Angola.

ARC / MGI Weighbridges BOOTH 300

Villa Valencia Office Park - Anemoon Rd, Glen Marais, Ext 1, Kempton Park 1620 Gauteng South Africa Contact: Philip Warren, Rick Stadman Phone: 011 979 0416, 011 979 0417 pwarren@arc.za.com pwarren@mgiweighbridges.co.za www.arc.za.com

ARC - Specialist Route Clearance Consultants - identification, recommendation and clearance of road transport routes capable of accommodation abnormal load transportation throughout Southern Africa.

MGI Weighbridges - Specialist privately operated weighbridge facilities catering for Abnormal Loads / Consignee - Consignor certification / IMO - SOLAS (VGM) Verified Gross Mass certification.

B BAJ Freight & Logistics Ltd. BOOTH 201

First Floor Dennis House, Plot Tc 15, Harbour Road, Tema Greater Accra Region Ghana Contact: Catherine Nelson, Owusu Darko Boamah Phone: +233501397408, +233501397364

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BAJ Freight and Logistics Ltd., a fully Ghanaian-owned company, was registered as a business in 2009, commencing with 15 staff members. BAJ has grown rapidly to become one of the key companies in the industry providing leadership in custom brokerage, freight forwarding and logistics support in various sectors including oil and gas. BAJ was awarded the 2014 and 2015 Oil and Gas logistics company of the year award; a special award at the first Western Regional Business and Financial Service Excellence Awards; and the Best Freight Forwarding Company for 2015 at the Business Executive Excellence Awards. The company has three branches at Takoradi, Kotoka International Airport and Tema (head office) and operates in all entry points across the country with a staff of more than 250.

Bedeschi S.p.A. BOOTH 417

Via Praimbole, 38 35010 Limena, Italy Phone: +39.049.7663100 sales@bedeschi.com www.bedeschi.com

DIVERSIFICATION: BEDESCHI product range covers a wide variety of equipment for Heavy Clay Industry, Bulk Materials Handling, Marine Logistics and Mining.

WORKSHOP: BEDESCHI services range from feasibility studies and basic engineering to complete green field, turn key installations. ENGINEERING: All design activities are performed in house in BEDESCHI technical centers in Italy and United States, while all manufacturing is carried out in the Company stateof-art workshop in Italy. 100 YEARS YOUNG: BEDESCHI is following this way of operation since more than 100 years resulting in complete quality control and the highest product reliability.

Bertling Logistics BOOTH 416

38 5th Avenue, Bredell Extension 15, Kempton Park 1619 Johannesburg South Africa Phone: +27 11 418 0000, +27 11 418 0001 inquiries.johannesburg@bertling.com www.bertling.com

Bertling was founded in 1865, initially as a ship-owning and operating company.

Today Bertling still actively pursues this, but it is only one of the many services the

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company provides worldwide. Working within an international network of 65 offices and 1,100 motivated professionals, Bertling is positioned to provide a full range of logistics management services.

Bertling possesses unrivalled project management expertise in logistics and supply chain management to the oil and gas, energy, mining and chemical industries.

Bertling’s philosophy is to provide clients with what they need at the right time and right place. This is achieved by working closely with clients, sharing common goals and providing added value in all Bertling undertakes through people, management techniques, innovation and technology.

pick and packaging, to repairs, to storage, to distribution, handling of dangerous goods and pharmaceuticals. BLL prides itself in providing superior services to all of its clients regardless of size, whether individual or industry.

Bidvest Panalpina Logistics/ Safcor

Canada States Africa Line is a vessel-owning common carrier offering direct monthly service between South Africa, Namibia and eastern Canada and USA. With its fleet of ice-classed multipurpose vessels, it is capable of carrying all types of dry cargo, including bulk, breakbulk, projects, rolling stock, shipper-owned and liner-owned containers.

Regular ports of call are Durban, Richards Bay and Cape Town in South Africa; Walvis Bay in Namibia; and Montreal, Baltimore, Savannah, New Orleans and Houston in North America.

It calls additional ports in North America, West/East Africa and South America on inducement. Its general agent in Southern Africa is Mitchell Cotts Maritime.

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20 Wrench Road, Isando 1600 South Africa Phone: + 27 11 570 6000 www.bpl.za.com

Bidvest provides world-class supply chain solutions that aim to transform and expand the reach of its clients’ businesses globally.

Widely considered a leader in the provision of global supply chain and logistics services, Bidvest Panalpina Logistics provides comprehensive door-to-door solutions for any consignment whether it be by air, sea, road or rail, to and from anywhere in the world and throughout South Africa.

Bidvest is focused on delivering practical solutions that optimise overall supply chain effectiveness while improving operational efficiencies and cost. Solutions include global forwarding, warehousing, transportation, supply chain management and consulting, financial services and customs solutions.

Bluchip Logistics Ltd. BOOTH 502

Box CT 10764, Cantonments, Accra 233 Greater-Accra Ghana Contact: Eunice Osei Phone: +233 (0) 302 998786 info@bluchipgh.com www.bluchipgh.com

Bluchip Logistics Ltd. is a global freight forwarding company and has been in operating in the logistics industry since 2012. BLL’s international goal is to establish a worldwide freight forwarding network to be able to reach out to all our clients and industries. its main core activities are global freight forwarding by (air, sea and land), ship agent, warehousing solutions from

C Canada States Africa Line BOOTH 312

478 McGill Street, Montreal H2Y 2H2 Canada Phone: +1 514 940 0660, +1 514 940 6600 info@csaline.com www.csaline.com

Climate Shipping & Trade Ltd. BOOTH 419

4th Floor,GPHA Towers, Main Harbour area, Meridian Street, PO Box CO 3038, Tema Ghana Contact: Ras Davies Afful Phone: +233243843962 climshiptrd@yahoo.com www.climshiptrd.com

Established 12 years ago, Climate Shipping & Trading Ltd. has steadily worked itself up to become one of the leading companies in maritime industry as professional sea and air freighters for the import and export trade in Ghana and beyond. The company has 95 employees, a blend of experienced and a new crop of qualified ones that put the company in a unique position to meet customers discerning needs and expectations.

CMEC Comtrans International Co. Ltd. BOOTH 313

CMEC Building, NO. 178, Guang An Men Wai Street, Beijing China 100055 Contact: Li Hongxiao, Ren Yuhui Phone: +86 15811123042, +86 15901285986

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CMEC Comtrans International Co. Ltd. has been engaged in project logistics for overseas electric power engineering EPC projects since 1978. CMEC Comtrans is the earliest domestic enterprise that offered project logistics services for international EPC projects, and provides planning and implementation of logistics solutions for all kinds of large international engineering projects. CMEC Comtrans’ project logistics services cover electric power, transport, petrochemical, new energy, water treatment and other industries around the world, and reach more than 70 countries on five continents. CMEC Comtrans established a perfect global logistics network, and has successfully provided premium quality project logistics services for more than 100 engineering projects in different industries around the world.

CrossTrades Ltd. BOOTH 401

132 Nathan Road, 10/F Miramar Tower, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong Contact: Rik Spruyt Phone: +86 134 66647808 contact@crosstrades.net www.crosstrades.net

The powerful logistics network connecting trusted partners across Africa and the world.

More business generated with the right partners at the right time … guaranteed.

A network of trust: pre-qualification of its members guarantees quality of service of the highest standards. A management team that deeply connects to Africa with in-depth, real-world experience on all Africa corridors.

Specialist help with executive search and training needs. With the diversity of the African continent it is not always easy to find the right partners. The CrossTrades network helps companies to connect with the best local agents in each market.

D Damen Shipyard BOOTH 301

Avelingen West 20, Gorinchem, The Netherlands Phone: +31 (0)183 63 99 11 Fax: +31 (0)183 63 21 89 info@damen.com www.damen.com

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At Damen, “it’s all about ships - it’s what we do, it’s who we are.” Damen designs them, builds them, and services them.

Damen is a client-focused, international and family-owned shipbuilder with Dutch roots. It designs and builds innovative ships of excellent quality, supported by a worldwide network of sales and services including maintenance and repair and conversion facilities. Its aim is to become a global market leader in the niche markets of shipbuilding, ship repair and conversion and related services, growing step by step, developing quality vessels and services.

puts it ahead of competitors in the freight forwarding business and ensures that the goods of its clients are always in safe and competent hands. EDA is one of the leading companies involved in the transit business to the landlocked countries around Ghana.

Danstars International Agencies Ltd.

Elrol Integrated Services, registered in 2011, was created with the vision of providing a service that best understands and fulfills the logistics needs, wants and ambitions of the most discerning clients. Elrol’s principal objectives include air and seafreight services; customs brokerage; foreign and local procurement; export and import; project logistics; channel distribution services; and logistics consultancy. Led by the almost two decades of field experience of its key promoter, Emmanuel Chukwuma, Elrol has establishing a reputation as a company that continually delivers exceptional values across the procurement chain. Elrol operates from a vintage location directly along Nigeria’s premier Airfreight corridor. With Elrol as your compass, you can freely explore the supply chain horizons of Nigeria, ECOWAS and the entire world, without apprehension about missing your way or missing your money.

BOOTH 216

16 Burma Road, Apapa, Lagos Nigeria Contact: Emmanuel Oyinloye Phone: +2348033730089, +2348023156887 emmanuel@danstars.com danstarslimited@gmail.com www.danstars.com

Danstars International Agencies is a licensed customs house agent, international freight forwarder, multimodal transport operator, warehousing and fleet owner based in Nigeria. With experienced, efficient and reliable staff, Danstars International Agencies offers services with a commitment to quality. It provides air freight worldwide in the most safe, timely, seamless and cost effective manner. Its logistics include packing, unpacking, loading, unloading and transportation. It has experts who undertake these services with complete reliability and safety.

Elrol Integrated Services Ltd. BOOTH 419

17 Murtala Mohammed International Airport Rd (MIGFO House), Ajao Estate, Lagos Nigeria Phone: 234 802 8802525, 234 816 952099 info@elrol.com.ng, contact@elrol.com.ng www.elrol.com.ng

Estymuels Integrated Logistics BOOTH 117

E EDA Logistics Ltd. BOOTH 107

AFGO Freight Terminal, Block 9 Room 9B, P.O. Box KA 16475, Accra Ghana Phone: 233 21 772519, Fax: 233 21 773621 info@edaexpress.com www.edaexpress.com

EDA Logistics has more than 19 years of experience providing a wide range of services including sea freight and air freight; transit to Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, La Cote D’Ivoire, and Togo; warehousing; packing; shipping; customs brokerage; and transportation. In short, it specialises in global air, ocean and logistics management services. EDA Logistics has a well-trained and competent staff. This investment

Express Shipping & Logistics East Africa BOOTH 514

Canon Towers II, 6th Floor, Moi Avenue, Mombasa Kenya Contact: Maurine Atieno Phone: +254 41 2229784 / 2229786 / 2224822 Fax: +254 41 2226587 info@esl-eastafrica.com www.esl-eastafrica.com

Express Shipping and Logistics is the finest sea and air solutions service provider in East Africa. ESL acts for the upper band of the market consisting of importers, exporters, charterers, shipowners, P&I clubs, NVOCCs, shipping lines and consultancy organisations. Services include: ships agency, chartering/broking, global sea and air forwarding, consultancy and projects

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EXHIBITOR profiles management, and crewing. Its agency services and levels of professionalism are approved by BIMCO (Copenhagen) and the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers UK. With headquarters in Mombasa, ESL also has a branch in Nairobi, as well as regional offices in Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Southern Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Faymonville Trailers BOOTH 506

8 Duarrefstrooss L-9990 Weiswampach, Luxemborg Contact: Jeremy Keller Phone: +352 269004155, +32 474533751 jeremy.keller@faymonville.com www.faymonville.com

Phone: 8033964498 eric.opah@fglobalshipping.com nonyelum.orakwue@fglobalshipping.com www.fglobalshipping.com

Fortune Global Shipping and Logistics is a wholly owned Nigerian shipping and logistics company incorporated in 2006. Its vision and mission is to be the first choice shipping and logistics service company in Nigeria delivering seamless services to its esteemed customers at affordable cost. Its services include: air/sea freight, customs clearance, marine logistics, ship agency, warehousing, packing & removal, and ship chandelling amongst others. The company slogan, “Trust to Deliver” embodies its core values. Its vision on providing excellent logistics services to our customers is made possible by our team of professionals and deploying the right IT tools.

Höegh Autoliners is a leading global provider of roll-on, roll-off transportation services. The company operates 15 trade routes in global trade systems alone or in partnerships, with about 3000 port calls annually. The company’s vessels are designed for maximum flexibility in order to cater for a wide variety of cargo, ranging from cars to high and heavy and breakbulk.

In 2015, Höegh Autoliners started taking delivery of the world’s largest PCTC (Pure Car and Truck Carrier) the New Horizon, offering 6.5 metres of free deck height, 12 metres ramp width and capacity to take cargo weighting up to 375 tonnes.

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Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers BOOTH 202

With more than 50 years’ experience, Faymonville is one of the biggest manufacturers of semi-trailers for special and heavy haulage. Faymonville provides customers optimal solutions and systems for any transport need outside the usual norms. Quality, flexibility, productivity, creativity and service are the company’s keywords. Using standard components allows it to achieve a quality for special trailers that has never been seen before.

The high level of innovation and the excellent manufacturing quality of the products are secured by optimised production processes and its own modern production plants in Belgium, Luxembourg and Poland.

FILOG

BOOTH 215

Cameroon Phone: +237 33 42 45, +237 678 44 29 94 info@filog-cm.com www.filog-cm.com

Created in 2013, FILOG is a Cameroonian company providing logistics services and transportation. FILOG specialises in lowcost, long distance and urban transport services to industrial companies. In 2014, the company was authorised to practice as Customs agents, and therefore settled in the area of maritime professions Douala port and begins to work as CAD.

Fortune Global Logistics BOOTH 413

15 Fatai Irawo Street, Lagos Nigeria Contact: Eric Opah, Nonye Orakwue

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Global Cargo & Commodities Ltd. BOOTH 208

Behind Engen Filling Staion or Oppl UBA Tema Habour, Community 1, Tema Ghana Contact: Kennedy Jato Phone: +233244031693 kennedyjato@gmail.com www.globalcargogh.com

Global Cargo & Commodities Ltd. was established and registered in 1992 under the Company’s Code 1963. The office is located in the Global Towers 3rd floor behind ENGEN filling station, Tema Harbour.

The company was incorporated to transact business in the shipping, custom clearing, forwarding and haulage. It has also built a state of the art container terminal close to the Tema harbor which can contain handle more than 3,500 containers. Global Cargo & Commodities Ltd. is wholly Ghanaian company.

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Suite 302, Cowey Part, 91 Problem Mkhize Road, Durban 4001 Kwa Zulu Natal South Africa Contact: Natasha Vaughan Phone: 832643353 natasha.vaughan@ics.za.org www.icssa.co.za

The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS) is the professional body for all members of the commercial shipping industry worldwide. The institute was founded in 1911 and awarded a Royal Charter in 1920.

ICS is the only internationally recognised professional body in the commercial maritime arena and it represents shipbrokers, ship managers and agents throughout the world. ICS has 24 branches in key locations and 4000 individual members and fellows. ICS members are committed to maintaining the highest professional standards across the shipping industry and, as part of a professional body, members enjoy the benefits of an enhanced career in the shipping industry.

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Höegh Autoliners (Pty) Ltd.

JAS Projects Forwarding SA (Pty) Ltd.

The Pivot Office Park, Block C, Third Floor, Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways, Johannesburg 2067 Gauteng South Africa Contact: Nicky Colaco Phone: +011 513 2900, +011 513 2901 autoliners.rsa@hoegh.com www.hoeghautoliners.com

65 Maple Street, Pomona Kempton Park 1619 Gauteng South Africa Contact: Megan Pillay, Yolandi van Der Walt Phone: +11 387 9600, +83 629 9203 megan.pillay@jas.com yolandi.vanderwalt@jas.com www.jas.com

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EXHIBITOR profiles JAS Forwarding is a provider of international transportation services. A global team of specialists servicing the oil and gas industry, EPC companies and their suppliers. JAS Projects - Oil & Gas is the independent business unit of JAS providing tailor-made logistics services to O&G companies, rig operators, service and supply companies engaged in drilling and exploration.

JAS Projects – Oil & Gas offers complete turnkey logistics solutions for plant and infrastructure construction projects of any scale. JAS Forwarding is a privately held logistics company present in more than 80 countries with more than 3700 employees.

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Licvem Shipping BOOTH 207

A.P Mollers Alle 11, Dragor 2791 Denmark Contact: Assad Khan Phone: +45 31365435 Ak@licvem.com www.licvem.com

Licvem Shipping, which owns several companies within logistics and security, is based in Copenhagen, one of the shipping capitals of the world. Part of the K-Holding group, Licvem Shipping & Trading Ltd. is a young and dynamic company holding decades of experience in the shipping industry. Since its start, its main focus has been to render service within the dangerous goods segment. It specialises in time charter of suitable tonnage to cover its contracts.

Licvem Shipping realised from the beginning that it needed to be a different service provider, therefore its holding company has invested in complete supply chain solutions by establishing a local presence in African & Southeast Asian countries, such as Ghana/ Senegal and Malaysia.

Logical Maritime Services Ltd. BOOTH 218

Community 8, Tema 233 Accra Ghana Contact: Danny Laud, Michael Ahiable Phone: +233243026201, +233266353376 logicalmaritimeservices@gmail.com info@logicalmaritimegh.com www.logicalmaritimegh.com

Logical Maritime Services offers a complete range of logistical solutions to suit importers and exporters in Ghana.

In today’s globalisation process, it finds constant acquisitions of large multinational freight forwarders and shipping lines. LMS

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benefits from the globalisation process as it has identified in the market a need for true personalised service to suit your international logistics requirements.

LMS is one of the top freight forwarding companies within Ghana, providing professional global transport solutions to its clients. It’s also a dynamic, experienced non-vessel-operating common carrier (NVOCC) operator.

Logistique Commerciale d’Afrique BOOTH 214

158 Rue Amou Oblo Tokoin Trésor, Lomé Togo Contact: Pere Venance Phone: +228 22 20 71 26 / 22 20 06 65 Fax: +228 22 22 93 49 v.pere@lcalogisticsgroup.com info@lcalogisticsgroup.com www.lcalogisticsgroup.com

Logistique Commerciale d’Afrique (LCA) Sarl is a premier forwarding company created and operated by young, professional and ambitious African staff. LCA’s local knowledge and hands-on approach allows it to custom-fit the perfect forwarding package for any clients needs. Whether the moves are commercial cargo, project cargo, oversized or breakbulk cargo LCA is the best choice.

With its strong presence in Western Africa, LCA has more than 55 professional logistics experts in Lome (head office), Cotonou, Abidjan, Burkina Faso, Niger and Bamako.

LCA owns more than 500 trucks including heavy logistics equipment including more than 80 lowbeds and cranes across Western Africa. This investment along with its expert team allows LCA to offer competitive rates for unsurpassed service.

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agency services, customs house agency services, international freight forwarding, warehousing, inland transport, project cargo and air travel arrangements.

Marine Magistrale / Groupe 2m BOOTH 212

P.O Box 12891, Douala, Cameroon Contact: Edouard Fochive Phone: +237233429665, +237233420555 groupe2m@groupe-2m.net www.groupe2mcameroun.com

Shipping agency; stevedoring; transport & logistics; warehousing, international freight forwarding and clearing; air and sea freight.

Max Africa Logistic Services BOOTH 418

10 Royal Crescent GRA III, Port Harcourt Nigeria Phone: +234 701 486 0702 info@maxafricalogistics.com6 maxafricalogistics.com

Max Africa Logistics has been involved in multimodal project cargo shipping for many years. The company has an enviable reputation as a highly effective worldwide operator in all types of projects from entire oil fields to major construction sites and mining developments. The company has moved thousands of project consignments and has gained expertise in heavy transportation and oversized loads alike. Relying heavily on local and global infrastructure, its project cargo management and international logistics teams execute project cargo movements by intelligently coordinating resources and orchestrating the timing of movement. With highly motivated staff on location as well as in the office, Max Africa Logistics can be trusted with all of your project shipping requirements.

MAC Logistics Ltd.

McDan Group

No. 68 Osu Badu Crescent, Airport-West, Accra, Ghana Contact: Edem Macafui Phone: +277805150 edem@mac.com.gh www.mac.com.gh

Block 10 Aviance Cargo Village, Room A & B, Accra, Ghana Contact: Obodai Sai Phone: +233202303021 sales@mcdanshipping.com www.mcdanshipping.com

MAC Logistics Ltd. is a leading project logistics service provider in Ghana. The organisation is managed by a team of professionals with more than four and half decades of expertise in international shipping and logistics. It specialises in ship brokerage services, port and harbour

McDan Shipping Co. Ltd., a WCA Projects member in Ghana and Liberia, is the leading freight forwarding company in West Africa with the most experienced staff when it comes to shipping and freight forwarding.

For more information, please contact Obodai Sai at sales@mcdanshipping.com.

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11 New Fields Business Park, Stinsford Road, Poole, Dorset BH17 0NF UK Contact: Malcolm Peacock, International Business Development Manager Phone: +44(0)1202 621511 malcolm@modulift.com www.modulift.com

Modulift is the premier supplier of spreader beams, lifting beams, spreader frames and other below-the-hook heavy-lifting equipment. As specialist lifting engineers operating in a niche market, Modulift concentrates on the provision of offthe-shelf, and custom-lifting solutions.

Modulift prides itself on being able to offer a complete lifting engineering service from start to finish. Modulift is here to help solve your lifting problems, advise on rig planning, design custom-lifting equipment, or manufacture quality assured lifting products to the highest specifications.

MUR Shipping RSA (Pty) Ltd. BOOTH 309

187 Rivonia Road MorningsideSandton, Johannesburg 2000 South Africa Contact: David Browne, Robert De Laaf Phone: +27 10 003 3400, +27 11 302 0124, +971 4 341 5701, +971 4 341 5904 chart.za@murship.com liners.za@murship.com chart.ae@murship.com www.murship.com

MUR is an international shipping concern with a global network of offices and partners. It leverages its reach and expertise to offer a wide range of shippingrelated services that are innovative, dependable and tailored to your needs.

MUR adds value to clients’ logistics chains through internal and external sources.

The company’s freight operations focus on the dry bulk and breakbulk markets, with vessels in both the Handysize and Supramax classes.

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Obokun Group BOOTH 408

Headquarters & Lagos Operations Office 24, Burma Road, Apapa Lagos Nigeria Contact: Olumide Fakanlu, Managing Director Phone: 08034086626, 01-7349336, 01-7914503 obokunlogistics@yahoo.com

www.breakbulk.com

info@obokunlgh.com www.obokunlgh.com

A leading provider of worldwide liner services for the transportation of project cargo, breabulk and heavy-lifts with more than 20 years’ experience, Obokun Group consists of four companies: Obokun Logistics Ghana Ltd. P.O. Box TN 1622 Accra – Ghana Phone: +233 (0) 302 721648, (0) 554603956, Obokun Freight Forwarders Ltd. 24 Burma Road, P.O. Box 994 Apapa-Lagos Phone: +234 01 7914503, +234 01 7349336 obokunfreightforwarders@yahoo.com www.obokunfreight.com Obokun Logistics (Pty) Ltd. Cyrus Place, Unit 12 North Riding, Gauteng 2188, South Africa Phone: +27736025611, +2711462052 Obokun Freight (UK) Ltd. 75, Keir Hardies House, Roundwood Estate, London NW10 4BX, England Phone: +447404011832, +442089611437

OceanPoint Grand Logistics Ltd. BOOTH 206

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Port & Projects Shipping Services

Rowtel Co. Ltd. BOOTH 117

N1/21 Community 2, Near GPHA Clinic P.O. Box BT 548, Tema Ghana Phone: +233 (0) 243 359713, +233 (0) 266 204622 info@rowtelcompany.net www.rowtelcompany.net

Rowtel Co. is a freight forwarding company that organises shipments for individuals or corporations to get goods from the manufacturer or producer to a market, customer or final point of distribution.

Founded in 2011, Rowtel Co. Ltd. is positioning itself to become a leading provider of transportation and logistics services to a variety of industries by utilising its unique ability to deploy assets and partners’ strength using a combination of human and material assets in the provision of quality service to our customers.

Rowtel’s capabilities are supported and enhanced by a team of professionals with an understanding of technology.

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SAFWAF MPV BOOTH 109

PO Box 3091, Paarl 7620 Western Cape South Africa Contact: Pamela Yerushalmy Phone: 27 11 513 3375 pyerushalmy@safwafmpv.com www.safwafmpv.com

BOOTH 103

53 Oguntade Road, Shasha, Lagos Nigeria

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Remacon Products CC BOOTH 516

16 Horn Street, Chloorkop Ext 1, Kempton Park 1624 Gauteng South Africa Contact: Christopher Cosgrove, Silvio Ferraris Phone: 828800184, 113935504 christopher@remacon.co.za silvio@remacon.co.za yfel.co.za

YFEL is a free-standing, flexible option for dry bulk material separation, such as grain and fertilisers. YFEL is movable and fast to erect with a carrier attachment or forklift. YFELs can be easily moved around to create or change bunker area shapes and lengths, or loaded on to trucks and relocated to other premises.

SAFWAF MPV is a fully independent, reliable and regular liner shipping service from South Africa to West Africa. The service provides cargo interests with efficient and costeffective multipurpose cargo solutions. The service presently calls at Capetown, Durban and Walvis Bay on the Southern African coastline; and at Matadi, Boma, Pointe Noire and Luanda/Sonils terminal in West Africa on a scheduled basis. Port Gentil, amongst other ports en route up to Dakar, are offered on an inducement basis. The service accommodates for bagged and unitised cargoes, conventional cargo, e.g., vehicles, machinery, transformers, oil and gas consignments, mining bulk, rail cargo, steel structures and containers. All vessels are geared and have a heavy-lift capacity of up to 160 tons. SAFWAF MPV has offices in Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg. Ownership of SAFWAF MPV is held by Fairseas International (BIMCO owner members).

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EXHIBITOR profiles Sarjak Container Lines Pvt. Ltd.

Sea Hawk Freight Services

c/o Seaclad Maritime (Pty) Ltd, Suite 5, Ground Floor, North Entrance, 26 Baker Street, Rosebank Johannesburg South Africa Phone: +27 11 442 3777 info@sarjak.com www.sarjak.com

2nd floor. Room 111, UBA Building, Greenwich Tower, Tema, Ghana Phone: +303 207019, Fax: +303 208365 dennis@seahawkfreight.com www.seahawkfreight.com

BOOTH 412

Sarjak Container Lines, established in October 2003, grasped the enormous potential of the niche market of shipping ODC/OOG cargoes on flat racks and opentop containers, and offers customers an alternative solution to the commonplace breakbulk carriers. With an initial investment of a mere five flat racks in 2005, Sarjak now owns a fleet of 9000-plus special equipment consisting of flat racks, open-tops, hard-top open-tops and super racks. Sarjak’s footprint extends from China in the East to Russia in the West, across more than 195 ports, served by 85 agents across the globe…a journey truly beyond dimensions.

SCHEUERLE Fahrzeugfabrik GmbH BOOTH 306

Otto-Rettenmaier-Straße 15, 74629 Pfedelbach, Germany Contact: Ajantas Kumarathas Phone: +49 (0) 7941 691-0 info@scheuerle.com www.scheuerle.com

SCHEUERLE, NICOLAS and KAMAG are members of the Tii Group, the global leader in developing and manufacturing top class heavy-duty transporters which are recognised for their advanced technology and special product quality. Many years of technical know-how allow SCHEUERLE, NICOLAS and KAMAG to set international standards with its heavy goods vehicles. SCHEUERLE, NICOLAS and KAMAG develop and produce transporters such as SPMT, modular platform trailers, semitrailers, diverse industrial lift and shipyard transporters as well as vehicles for special applications.

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BOOTH 407

With the quest to give its clients and the general business community in Ghana the best of service and a one-stop shop with freight forwarding and logistics solution,the company has added export, free zone, transport and haulage to its core business and is now Sea Hawk Freight Services Ltd. It provides excellent service by giving its client a dock-to-door, hassle-free delivery of cargo. The company sends and receives cargo quickly, safely and conveniently around the world, with agents in more than 300 ports that are ready to follow up with your sales leads and make sure your cargo arrives in time and safely with the best freight rates for all cargo types.

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Transcor (Pty) Ltd. BOOTH 512

Cnr Third and Setter Streets, Midrand Industrial Park, Commercia, Midrand 1685 Gauteng South Africa Contact: Jacqui Nel, Natalie Mans Phone: +011 256 5000, +825570222 jacqui@transcor.co.za natalie@transcor.co.za www.transcor.co.za

Transcor has been in business since 1976, and has become THE specialized leader in abnormal load transport in Sub-Saharan Africa. Transcor offers a competitive, costeffective and comprehensive range of abnormal load services to meet your every load requirement. Transcor has considerable experience in the power sector and is firmly rooted in the renewable energy sector, allowing it to offer tailored solutions to meet the changing needs of the industry.

With the increasing weight, size and length of wind turbines and component parts, innovative transport solutions are needed.

Transcor has introduced a new fleet of one- to eight-ton trucks to limit the use of sub-contractors, ensuring that control and meticulous services is rendered to our clients.

U Ultrabulk Steel Service/ Ultrabulk MPP BOOTH 403

Smakkedalen 6, Gentofte 2820 Denmark Contact: Saskia Hochstein (Steels), Jørgen Larsen (MPP) Phone: +45 3997 0400 steel@ultrabulk.com mpp.cph@ultrabulk.com www.ultrabulk.com

Ultrabulk Shipping is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, and offers dry bulk shipping services based on a fleet of 100 to 150. The Ultrabulk Steel Parceling division offers regular sailings primarily from Europe, the Black Sea/Med and Asia to the Americas. The Ultrabulk MPP Service offers sailings between Europe and Africa. Both services focus on steel, dry bulk parcels, project cargo, generals, IMO cargo and ro-ro cargo.

UNIATLANTICO Navegação Lda. BOOTH 314

Av. D. Carlos I, 44-4°, Lisbon, Portugal Contact: Andreas Bergmann Phone: +351 211394180 shipping@uniatlantico.com www.uniatlantico.com

UNIATLANTICO is offering a monthly multipurpose liner-service from North-/ West Europe (including Baltic Sea) to West Africa, serving the demand of oil & gas, construction, mining and agriculture industries. The tailor-made service comprises the safe, reliable and efficient transportation of project, breakbulk, bulk and containerised cargo (including IMO/ dangerous goods) to any destination along the African coast. Its fleet of modern multipurpose vessels is equipped with own cargo cranes and capable to lift unit weights up to about 150 tons. UNIATLANTICO looks forward to offer you a competitive shipping solution for West Africa.

Unic Infinite Ltd. BOOTH 119

31B Commercial Road, Lagos Nigeria

Utala Nova Impex Ltd. BOOTH 101

2a Maybin Street, GRA APAPA, Lagos Nigeria

www.breakbulk.com