The OMA Group comprises independent indigenous limited liability companies in BENIN | BURKINA FASO | COTE D’IVOIRE | GHANA | SENEGAL | TOGO as well as strategic regional partners in CAMEROON | NIGERIA | NIGER | MAURITANIA

From Mauritania to the Cameroon, with a mix of owned offices, strategic regional partners and associates, OMA Logistics can meet all your needs in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Why Africa? – Demographic Explosive Growth

Africa is the 2nd most populous continent in the world with 50% of the population younger than 25 years old.

A young working-age population should boost growth per capita

TANZANIA

BURUDI

EQUATORIALGUINEA

ANGOLA

REP OFTHE

CONGO

Zanzibar

MALAWI

ZAMBIA

MOZAMBIQUE MADAGASCARZIMBABWE

BOTSWANA

SWAZILAND

LESOTHOSOUTHAFRICA

NAMIBIA

ANGOLA

NIGER

CHADSUDAN

ETHIOPIA

DJIBOUTI

ERITREA

UGANDA SOMALIAKENYADEMOCRATIC

REPUBLICOF THE CONGO

CENTRALAFRICANREPUBLIC

RWANDAGABON

NIGERIA

CAMEROON

Berbera

MALI

BENIN

TOGOCOTEDTVOIRE

BURKINA

GUINEA

SENEGAL

GHANA

LIBERIA

MAURITANIA

SIERRALEONE

GAMBIA

GUINEABISSAU

THE

SOUTHSUDAN

Oil & Gas Industry Content Development Act 2010,

Petroleum (Local Contentand Local Participation) Regulation 2013

The Petroleum Activities Law of 2004

Petroleum Law 18 August 2014; Mining Law 2014

Enhancing National Participation in the Oil & Gas Industry in Uganda

Petroleum Act, 2015

2014 draft National Energy Policy

Proclamation to Promote Development of Mineral Resources

Localisation, Reservation & Public Procurement Policy

Section 14 of the Petroleum Act

Zambia Mining Local Content Initiative

National Content Regulation of Hydrocarbons Law

Petroleum Code (Law no. 99/013 of December 22, 1999)

Countries with Local Content Requirements/Preferential Procurement Laws

Indigenisation Law(Under review)

Preferential Procurement Act

Mines Act, 2014

2012 Petroleum Law

Draft Petroleum Law

Petroleum Code

New Mining Code, 2015

2018 Revised Mining Code

Local Content Policy

2014 Hydrocarbons Law

Petroleum E&P Reform Law, 2014

South Sudan Economic Empowerment

Law No. 2015-35 of 16 July 2015

FASO

• Main Market Growth potential for European companies =Tomorrows Market

Why Africa? - Market Opportunities & Economic Growth

Customs – Delays – Timings – Costs – Dangers

$442m DP World Port Concession at Berbera

$13bn being spent on Djibouti ports

US$300m Berbera Road Corridor

Mogadishu – over 7,000 TEU per month

Kisangani

Lamu – developing hub; alternative for trade for Ethiopia, S. Sudan, N. Uganda.

Reopening of Assab and Massawa ports and roadsa priority for Ethiopia: key trade routes for northern cities

Regional Logistics Linkages: Current and Planned

China’s Belt and Road Initiativelooking to open Central Africato trade and investment – from Djibouti/Ethiopia

Mombasa – only major port in Kenya at present

New Port in Eritrea?

Oil Pipeline – Lake Albert to Tanga

Rail from Dar to Mwanza, Burundi, Rwanda expanded

Hub

Development Node

Tanga – upgrade for oil exports from Uganda – industrial hub?

Mtwara – fuel licence; gas, cement, miningMpulungu Port – linking

SADC to C/E Africa – Pedicle Rd

Our servicesForwarding – air & sea freight

Customs clearance

Multimodal transport

Project cargo handling

LCL deconsolidation

Offshore logistics and ship-to-shore

Warehousing –

bonded & non-bonded

We offer solutions forMining logistics

Oil & Gas logistics

Energy & Infrastructure

Project cargo

Exhibition goods

Commercial cargo

Temporary imports

Vessel Owners - husbandry

OMA Logistics works as your business facilitator in West Africa. We give you the tools and detailed information you need to make the supply chain logistics process easy to navigate, whichever industry you work in, wherever in the world.

What we do