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Bolloré, PowerChina group wins bid to build Nigeria port

Chinese-French consortium including Bolloré Africa Logistics wins bid to build greenfield port in Nigeria. Project will be part of industrial zone and will be able to handle container vessels up to neo-panamax class

15 Nov 2018
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Vincent Wee vincent.wee@informa.com

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Bolloré, PowerChina group wins bid to build Nigeria port

Chinese-French consortium including Bolloré Africa Logistics wins bid to build greenfield port in Nigeria. Project will be part of industrial zone and will be able to handle container vessels up to neo-panamax class

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