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Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Cargostore Worldwide Trading Ltd. will develop its DNV offshore operations in Africa. According to the company, due to its strong ports and strategic location East Africa is a likely base of operations for Cargostore DNV Offshore.
The company operates a fleet of ISO and DNV 2.7-1 containers and related equipment for sale, re-sale and lease directly and via its subsidiaries and partners throughout the UK, Europe, North America, Africa, South East Asia, and the Middle East.
“Service and territorial expansion are key to driving our offshore operations,” says company managing director Justin Farrington Smith. “Africa is one of the world’s fastest growing economies. We have established steady business on the continent and our policy now is to establish dedicated operations and appoint a network of agents there, as we have in the Middle East and elsewhere in the world,” he adds.
The company is attending Oil & Gas Kenya 2017 in April, using the event to introduce Cargostore to delegates and “identify suitable agencies to place business with within the region,” the managing director said. “By itself one of the biggest markets in Africa, Kenya is important also to our customers and trading partners from neighboring countries making Nairobi a likely platform for future expansion within the region.”
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