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Port coverage

The whole coastline, from one account

Head office in Maputo, branches in Beira, Nacala, Pemba, Quelimane and Moma, and vessels served at berth, at anchorage and off-port limits.

Maputo Head office Beira Branch Nacala Branch Pemba Branch Quelimane Branch Moma Branch Angoche Served

Maputo

Head office

South

The country’s largest and most developed port, and the corridor for South Africa’s Transvaal region, Eswatini, Zimbabwe and Botswana.

  • 16 liner berths, around 4,000 m of quay
  • About 100,000 TEU and 400,000 t of grain a year
  • Dedicated coal berths with roughly 11 m draught

Beira

Branch

Centre

The second largest port, and the transhipment gateway for Zimbabwe, Malawi and Zambia through the Beira corridor.

  • Container terminal: 645 m quay at 12 m draught
  • General cargo across four berths
  • Tobacco, ores, hides and foodstuffs outbound

Nacala

Branch

North

A natural deep-water port in the north, handling the bulk of Malawi’s international trade and receiving more than 200 vessels a year.

  • General cargo: 675 m quay, 9.5 m draught
  • Around 21,000 m² of warehousing
  • Coal, cotton, tea, tobacco and timber

Pemba

Branch

North

A natural harbour close to the Tanzanian border, serving the Rovuma Basin oil and gas projects.

  • 180 m general cargo quay, up to 9 m draught
  • 140 m floating dock for project vessels
  • Timber, maize and cotton outbound

Quelimane

Branch

Centre

A mid-sized port linked to the Zambezi river system, moving the crops of Zambézia province and acting as transhipment for the north.

  • 230 m quay
  • Around 85,000 t and 4,900 TEU a year
  • River connection to the Zambezi

Moma

Branch

North

A dedicated terminal on the Nampula coast serving the heavy mineral sands operation and its supply traffic.

  • Mineral sands export terminal
  • Offshore loading operations
  • Supply and project cargo support

Angoche

Served

North

A northern coastal port served from our Nacala and Moma branches for vessels calling along the Nampula coast.

  • Coastal and fishing traffic
  • Served from Nacala and Moma
  • Delivery at anchorage and off-port limits

The port figures are drawn from public sector sources and are given to indicate scale. They are not company data.

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