- Nigerian Government is likely to continue to spend about 3.7% of GDP per year on infrastructure between 2017 and 2030 and close to 3.1% of GDP between 2030 and 2040.
- Nigeria is expected to build the Lekki Lagos Airport on a 3,000-hectare plot and largest Deep Sea Port project at a budget of USD 1.5 billion which is expected to be completed by 2020 that will decongest the traffic near Lagos promoting efficient transportation.
- Dangote Industries is building a new refinery in Lekki zone near Lagos which is expected to be completed by 2022, thereby increasing the trade of refined petroleum between the countries.
International Trade Agreements to Boost Foreign Trade: The bilateral and free trade agreements with various countries, along with involvement in initiatives such as ECOWAS and AGOA, trade is expected to improve substantially. With the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, Nigeria now has free access to the entire African market thereby improving the trade between the neighboring countries and impacting the logistics sector in the future.
Expected Boost in Manufacturing and Export Sector: The government is focusing on small and medium scale industries under Economic Recovery Growth Plan (ERGP) that will make the country less dependent on foreign imports and boost the manufacturing sector in the future. The new refinery by Dangote Industries will increase refined petroleum exports to foreign countries. Under Vision 2020, Nigeria places an emphasis on large-scale transport projects in rail, road and shipping segments which are also set to boost demand for logistics services.
Advancement in Technology: While GPS tracking and control towers are standard in Western companies, they are still not very popular in Nigeria and are upcoming technologies. Other upcoming technologies include real-time fuel management systems, cargo management systems and communication and information systems such as EDI which can be used to reduce paperwork and minimize the time taken for compliance procedures.
Key Segments Covered:-
Nigeria Freight Forwarding Market
By Mode of Freight
Road Freight
Rail Freight (Volume and Revenue)
Air Freight (Airfreight in Nigeria (Volume- Imports And Exports of Cargo And Mail By Airports)
Sea Freight (Volume By Import –Export And Cargo Type, Logistic cost, Container Freight Rates, CARGO duty, General Cargo Delivery Charges, And Ship Dues)
By Type of Freight
International Freight Revenue
Domestic Freight Revenue
By Flow Corridors
Asian Countries
European Countries
Middle East
America
African Countries
By Contract and Integrated
Contract Logistics Revenue
Integrated Logistics Revenue
By End-User
Food and Beverages
Industrial and Retail
Automotive
Others (Chemical products, fertilizers, pharmaceutical products, perfumes, etc)
Companies Covered
DHL
BHN Logistics
Bollore Logistics
ABC Transport
UPS (United Postal Services)
Redstar Logistics
Maersk Line
MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company)
TSL Logistics
Key Target Audience
Freight Forwarding Companies
E-Commerce Logistics Companies
3PL Companies
Consultancy Companies
Express Delivery Logistics Companies
Time Period Captured in the Report:-
Historical Period – 2013-2018
Forecast Period – 2019-2023
Key Topics Covered in the Report:-
Logistics Infrastructure in Nigeria
Nigeria Freight Forwarding Market Overview
NigeriaFreight Forwarding Market Size
NigeriaFreight Forwarding Market Segmentation
Competitive Scenario in Nigeria Freight Forwarding Market
Company Profiles of Major Players in Nigeria Freight Forwarding Market
NigeriaFreight Forwarding Market Future Outlook and Projections
NigeriaFreight ForwardingFuture Market Size
NigeriaFreight Forwarding Market Future Segmentation
Analyst Recommendations
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