Pemba, a port and industrial logistics base
Renco designed and is currently building a new industrial port in Pemba, Mozambique, within the Group’s hundred-hectare property that will also include a logistics and operating base for offshore plants. Groups such as Eni and Total are involved in strategic offshore investments in the area of the Afungi peninsula. The project marks Renco Group’s biggest investment in the sector for the years to come.
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In detal
The project includes a port with an integrated logistics hub. The investment aims to create an industrial area unique for its size and functions compared to existing facilities in that area of the African coast. The port and logistics hub will be connected to the national road through a dedicated private road, which will not have private traffic.
Focus on the details
CLOSE-UP ON THE PROJECT
The Pemba Bulk Terminal project will initially involve the construction of a 300-metre-long quay integrated by a floating pontoon 120 metres long and 20 metres wide, with a 12-metre draught. The infrastructure will ensure mooring operations for transporting materials and offshore plants for Afungi. In the second phase, lasting 36 months, the port will be completed with a second quay measuring 300 by 200 metres.
The first part of the quay will connect the mainland to the sea and will be made of concrete. Another part of the infrastructure, connected to the concrete quay, is the steel floating pontoon that extends into the sea, so as to reach the maximum draught of 12 metres for large ships to moor.
An industrial and logistics area in a strategic zone of the sea
