Seacoast Energy and Logistics Limited operates as an indigenous shipping and oilfield services enterprise based in Nigeria. Incorporated in 2018 under the Companies and Allied Matters Act, the company has developed a broad operational portfolio that spans the maritime, energy, and logistics value chains. From its strategic base in Apapa, Lagos—a central hub for West African port activities—the firm functions as a comprehensive marine support provider, serving vessel owners, charterers, and operators within the Nigerian coastline and the broader region.
The company’s core identity is defined by its dual focus on vessel management and energy support. In the shipping sector, Seacoast Energy and Logistics Limited acts as a port and cargo agent, handling the complex administrative and logistical requirements of visiting ships. Its agency services include husbandry, inward and outward clearance, and the coordination of port stakeholders to ensure efficient vessel turnaround. Beyond administrative support, the company provides technical ship management and brokerage services, acting as an intermediary for the sale, purchase, and chartering of vessels.
A significant portion of its operations is dedicated to technical maritime maintenance and specialized underwater solutions. The company employs teams for commercial diving, underwater welding, and hull cleaning, ensuring that vessels maintain operational integrity without extended dry-docking periods. Additionally, it offers ship maintenance and repair services, addressing mechanical needs for various vessel types. To support crew welfare and vessel readiness, the firm operates as a ship chandler, supplying provisions, fresh water, bond stores, and deck engine stores to fleets calling at Nigerian ports.
In the energy sector, Seacoast Energy and Logistics Limited supports the oil and gas industry through crude oil consulting and bunkering services. It facilitates the supply of marine fuels, lubricants, and chemicals, ensuring that offshore assets and commercial vessels remain fueled and operational. The company also engages in freight forwarding and logistics, managing the movement of materials and equipment essential for oilfield operations.
Uniquely, the enterprise incorporates marine sciences and oceanography into its service offerings. It conducts environmental monitoring, oceanographic surveys, and climate change research to help clients manage marine resources responsibly. This scientific approach complements its crewing expertise, where it recruits and trains officers and ratings for deployment on offshore vessels, ensuring adherence to safety and professional standards in the West African maritime domain.
