Hendiac Nigeria Limited operates as a comprehensive maritime service provider, deeply integrated into the logistics and shipping infrastructure of West Africa. Headquartered in Apapa, Lagos, the company functions as a central node in the region's supply chain, extending its operational footprint across all major Nigerian seaports. Its network encompasses key commercial hubs including the Tin-Can Island and Apapa port complexes, as well as the strategic oil and gas terminals located in Port Harcourt, Onne, Warri, and Calabar. Through this widespread presence, the organization facilitates maritime commerce by serving as a liaison between visiting vessels and the local regulatory environment.
A primary pillar of the company’s operations is its role as a shipping and protective agent. Hendiac Nigeria Limited manages the intricate procedural requirements for vessels entering Nigerian territorial waters, ensuring compliance with protocols established by the Nigeria Customs Service and the Nigerian Ports Authority. The firm specializes in the husbandry of diverse vessel types, ranging from general cargo freighters to crude oil tankers and offshore support crafts. By overseeing port call management, the company coordinates berthing, clearance, and departure processes, aiming to minimize turnaround times and mitigate operational delays for ship owners and charterers.
Beyond administrative agency work, the company maintains a robust capability as a ship chandler and marine supplier. It provides a full spectrum of logistical support to fleets at berth and in anchorage, supplying essential provisions, fresh water, and bonded stores. The company’s procurement services extend to technical necessities, including deck and engine stores, marine lubricants, and industrial chemicals. Specific technical supplies, such as oxygen and acetylene gases for onboard maintenance, are also part of their inventory management.
In the offshore sector, Hendiac Nigeria Limited supports exploration and production activities through specialized logistics. This includes the facilitation of crew changes, ensuring the safe transfer of personnel, and the provision of marine security consultancy to safeguard assets in the Gulf of Guinea. The organization also engages in freight management and customs brokerage, handling the clearing and forwarding of air and sea cargo to ensure goods move efficiently from terminals to their final destinations. Through these multifaceted operations, the company sustains the continuous flow of resources required by the maritime and energy sectors in Nigeria.
