Apapa Terminal records 6% export growth in H1 2026

APM Terminals Apapa announced a 6% surge in export volumes during the first half of 2026, underscoring its dedication to bolstering Nigeria's non-oil export growth and enhancing access to global markets. The terminal's Managing Director, Kamal Alhraishat, cited the resilience of Nigerian exporters and a series of operational enhancements as key drivers behind the growth.

Alhraishat highlighted initiatives such as dedicated export lanes and improved rail connectivity to streamline cargo flows and reduce transit times. The terminal's Exporters Forum, now in its third year, serves as a platform for stakeholders to collaborate and address challenges in the export value chain, aiming to make Nigerian exports more efficient and competitive.

The terminal handles major export commodities such as soybeans, cashew nuts, cocoa, hibiscus flowers, and solid minerals.