30-08-2026 11:05 via vanguardngr.com

APM Terminals Apapa records 6% export growth in H1 2026

By Godwin OritseAPM Terminals Apapa, Nigeria’s largest container terminal, recorded a six per cent increase in export volumes in the first half of 2026, reinforcing its efforts to support the country’s non-oil exports and improve Nigerian businesses’ access to international markets.The Terminal Managing Director, Kamal Alhraishat, attributed the growth to the resilience of Nigerian exporters, supported by operational and service improvements aimed at facilitating export trade.
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