Go RoRo to Africa
Ocean transportation
& supply chain solutions
Northern Africa
West & Central Africa
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) offers a robust
ocean service to key markets in Africa, with a focus
on the promising markets in West & Central Africa.
WWL’s frequent and speedy ocean service
connections are your top choice in safe and reliable
transport from Europe to Africa:
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Large network serving key markets and ports
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Regular, high-quality and competitive ocean
transport solution to Africa
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Frequent transshipment opportunities from Europe
(via Zeebrugge and Antwerp)
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Shipped on WWL ‘Through Bill of Lading’
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Speedy transit times from Northern Europe:
to West Africa
Southern Africa
11-17 days
to Central Africa 21-30 days
to South Africa
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18-20 days
Leverage WWL Supply Chain Solutions to support
your full needs beyond the port of discharge to
final place of delivery
CARGO TYPES (New & Used)
Cars & Vans
RoRo
Trucks, buses, flatbeds, earth movers, trailers …
Construction Equipment
Motor graders, bulldozers, excavators, wheel loaders, mining shovels …
Agricultural Equipment
Tractors, harvesters, combines …
West Africa
Central Africa
Northern Africa
South Africa
Dakar (Senegal) • Abidjan (Ivory Coast) • Tema (Ghana) • Lome (Togo) • Cotonou (Benin) • Lagos (Nigeria)
Douala (Cameroun) • Libreville (Gabon) • Pointe Noire (Congo) • Luanda (Angola)
Casablanca (Morocco) • Mostaganem (Algeria) • Djen (Algeria) • La Goulette (Tunisia)
Port Elizabeth • East London • Durban
West Africa
Central Africa
Northern Africa
South Africa
Dakar (Senegal) • Abidjan (Ivory Coast) • Tema (Ghana) • Lome (Togo) • Cotonou (Benin) • Lagos (Nigeria)
Douala (Cameroun) • Libreville (Gabon) • Pointe Noire (Congo) • Luanda (Angola)
Casablanca (Morocco) • Mostaganem (Algeria) • Djen (Algeria) • La Goulette (Tunisia)
Port Elizabeth • East London • Durban
WWL offers transhipment ocean services to
West & Central Africa via Zeebrugge and Antwerp
WWL Issues ‘Through Bill of Lading’
(Combined Transport Bill of Lading)
Speedy transit times from Northern Europe:
to West Africa
11-17 days
to Central Africa 21-30 days
to South Africa 18-20 days
AFRICA MARKET OVERVIEW
The longer term trade outlook for Africa is generally optimistic, despite heavy pressure on the markets mainly due to Oil
and Commodity prices. Markets are on a path of continued development as a consequence of relatively stable GDP
growth since 2013 and strengthening government reforms.
More companies are exploring long-term investments in the region, and African countries are planning towards greater
infrastructure developments and investments in industrial projects, energy and mining. Africa has experienced a boost in
imports particularly from China, Japan, South Korea and India.
Africa's economic growth is projected to be 2% to 6% depending on country and region.
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54 countries on the African continent possess 60% of the world's future farming potential.
There are more than 150 billion-dollar companies in Africa, and more than 500 with annual sales of $100 million.
Africa's land mass is bigger than that of the U.S., China, India, Eastern Europe, U.K., France, Germany, Italy and
Japan combined.
Africa has the youngest population in the world. Four out of every 10 Africans are under the age of 15, with a
median age of 20.
Major players such as mining giants BHP Billiton, Vale, Rio Tinto and GlencoreXstrata have highlighted West
Africa’s emergence as the next significant iron-ore region.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics delivers innovative and sustainable global shipping and
logistics solutions for manufacturers of cars, trucks, heavy equipment and specialized cargo.
The company also specialises in handling complex project cargoes such as rail cars, power
generators, mining equipment and yachts.
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