A.P. Moller – Maersk has officially opened a new warehouse in Senegal, marking a key step in its strategy to strengthen logistics infrastructure across West Africa.
Strategically located within 10 kilometres of key ports, end markets, and manufacturing hubs, the facility offers customers faster and more efficient distribution within Senegal and improved cross-border access to neighboring countries.
The warehouse features 5,100 square metres of indoor storage with 7,036 pallet positions, plus an additional 500 square metres of outdoor space.
This flexible setup enables Maersk to manage a diverse range of goods, including fast-moving consumer products, retail items, lifestyle goods, and technology equipment.
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Thomas Theeuwes, Managing Director for Maersk West Africa, said: “By establishing this modern warehouse facility, we’re delivering on our promise to create seamless, integrated logistics solutions that enable our customers to optimise their supply chains and accelerate growth.
“Our customers deserve reliable, efficient warehouse solutions that connect seamlessly with transportation services. This facility directly addresses those needs and will contribute to the economic growth in the region.”
In December 2024, Maersk announced the start of operations at its new warehouse in Denain, northern France.
