In a major step forward for African logistics and trade, AD Ports Group has officially broken ground on the Luanda Terminal Project in Angola, as of September 21, 2025. This game-changing infrastructure project will expand container capacity at the port from 25,000 TEUs to an impressive 350,000 TEUs upon completion in Q1 2027, positioning Angola as a rising hub for regional and international commerce.
Project Overview
The Luanda Terminal Project involves the construction of a modern maritime facility equipped to handle massive trade volumes, advanced logistics, and sustainable operations. AD Ports Group, a global leader in integrated logistics, will leverage cutting-edge systems for cargo handling, automation, and real-time fleet management, ensuring top-tier efficiency and reliability.
Economic Impact and Regional Growth
By expanding container capacity by more than 14 times, the Luanda Terminal Project will:
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Reduce bottlenecks and maritime transit times for imports and exports.
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Create thousands of direct and indirect jobs in logistics, construction, and port management.
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Attract foreign investment, bolster Angola’s competitiveness, and catalyze subsidiary growth in transport and manufacturing sectors.
The project is part of an ambitious national plan to modernize the country’s logistics chain and unlock new potential for trade across Africa and globally.
Sustainability and Technology
AD Ports Group is emphasizing green port solutions in construction and operations, including energy-efficient equipment, digital monitoring for emissions, and sustainable building practices. The new terminal aims for environmental certifications and reduced carbon footprint, aligning with global trends in port development.
Conclusion
With ground officially broken and rapid advancement anticipated, the Luanda Terminal Project stands as one of Africa’s newest and most significant infrastructure investments. It promises to shape Angola’s future, elevate regional logistics, and establish new standards in maritime operations and sustainable port management.
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