BUA’s Sokoto cement operation disclosed an owned fleet of 700 trucks used to move cement and collect raw materials, with plans to add more than 500 further trucks. Logistics, driver […]
Read MoreUnited Mining Supply (UMS)
United Mining Supply has built one of Africa’s most consequential mining-road fleets around Guinea’s bauxite industry. The group operates more than 500 trucks overall, while 350 Renault Trucks K vehicles […]
Read MoreDangote Cement
Few African manufacturers depend on trucking at the scale of Dangote Cement. In Nigeria, the company has effectively built a road-distribution system alongside its cement plants, with more than 5,000 […]
Read MoreBatmex Group
Batmex operates a 60-truck HOWO tipper fleet supporting mining, construction and bulk haulage in Guinea. The fleet is configured to move about 6,000 tonnes a day over a 118-kilometre haul […]
Read MoreTransport Services Limited — TSL
TSL represents the professionalised end of Nigeria’s heavy-haulage market. The fleet exceeds 800 premium trucks, primarily Mercedes-Benz and Scania, with an average age of around five years and monthly utilisation […]
Read MoreGPC Energy & Logistics
GPC’s rise from five trucks to more than 500 illustrates the scale available to Nigerian operators able to win large distribution contracts. Institutional financing disclosures identify MAN, Sinotruk and Mercedes-Benz […]
Read MoreCobil
Cobil’s more than 300 trucks are spread across 13 Nigerian cities and include Sinotruk, Tata, MAN and Mercedes-Benz Actros equipment. The company’s evolution from beverage wholesale into logistics is characteristic […]
Read MoreF Shour Transport
F Shour operates a 200-truck fleet focused on grain and edible-oil movements, adding another substantial captive/industrial logistics platform to Nigeria’s freight market. Its scale reinforces the importance of food and […]
Read MoreDan Oil
controls more than 100 road tankers, placing it firmly in the large privately owned petroleum-fleet tier. Nigeria’s tanker market remains one of the continent’s most asset-intensive transport segments because product […]
Read MoreHezegovin
operates more than 100 dedicated trucks serving port and general logistics work. The fleet broadens the Nigerian ranking beyond the very large industrial captives and energy transporters.
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