Firm Expand Operations, Strengthens Position as Pan-African Marine Logistics Services Provider

Tamrose Limited has announced a significant expansion of its operations into Angola, solidifying its position as a key player in Africa's maritime and energy markets. This strategic move is part of the company's broader plan to capitalize on Africa's offshore hydrocarbon footprint and extend its capabilities to new markets.

The expansion includes the establishment of a formal operational presence in Angola, alongside a multi-year contract with a prominent international oil company (IOC). This contract provides a platform for Tamrose to deploy its marine logistics expertise in another vital African energy hub.

Commenting on the expansion, Tamrose's Executive Chairman, Mr. Ambrose Ovbiebo, emphasized the company's decade-long efforts to build operational capability, enhance fleet strength, and forge robust governance structures. He also highlighted the strategic partnerships that have enabled the firm to compete effectively beyond Nigeria.

According to Ovbiebo, the new five-year offshore support contracts underscore the confidence that leading International Oil Companies (IOCs) have in Tamrose's ability to deliver reliable marine support at scale. The establishment of the Angolan office is seen as a testament to Tamrose's strategic direction and a robust platform to expand its capabilities while upholding the high standards that have characterized its growth in Nigeria.

While Nigeria remains central to Tamrose's operations, the company's entry into Angola marks a significant step to broaden its influence across Africa's energy markets, demonstrating the capability of African-owned marine businesses to deliver world-class, safe, reliable, and effective marine logistics services across the continent.