Shipping and Consignment

Historical

1979 first setting up of AMA Agencies in West Africa.

AMA Guinee first Logistics Company to be set up in guinea, was created in 1979 in partnership with the Guinean national arming, and has played a very important role in the Port of Conakry privatisation. Nowadays, it has 30% of the market shares;
AMA Guinee is present in nine (09) other countries of west Africa and covers Maritime Agency and Port handling fields of activities.

AMA Guinee participated actively in the creation of AGEMAP (Association of Handlers) and is part or it this association gathers five (05) Port handling companies which assure the whole vessels handling calling at Conakry port. It also assures the management of BMOP (Port operations and handling office) which employs roughly 1000 duckers with a capital of one billion Guinean Francs, 330 employed persons and 242 calls per year.
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AMA Guinee is also member of CTS (Terminal Containers Services) and represents the following shippers:

  • GRIMALDI Lines (north continent USA East Coast, south America)
  • NORDANA Lines (gulf of Mexico)
  • ECOMARINE (Feeder West Africa)
  • POLYTRA (Bulkcariers of Quick Lime)
  • Protecting Agent of Oldendorff at Kamsa

Moreover, AMA Guinee is favoured partner of sea lift and Act of Humanitarian Aid cargo shipper.

AMA Guinee also has a specialised service for the big mining projects and industrial unities; computering, tracking, deliveries towards the countryside, specialised machines, heavy loads (heavy tank carriers, 60, 70, 100 T).
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1997 7 (seven) vessels among which 149 containers carries 41 tankers.  
1998 147 vessels among which 91 containers carriers 43 tankers and 13 general cargo/ore carriers
1999 184 vessels among which 106 containers carriers 38 tankers and 64 general cargo/ore carriers.
2000 220 vessels among which 121 containers carriers 35 tankers and 64 general cargo/ore carriers.
2001 247 vessels among which 125 containers carriers 24 tankers and 98 general cargo/ore carriers.
2002 254 vessels among which 118 containers carriers 14 tankers, 69 ore carriers and 45 general cargos.
2003 298 vessels among which 71 containers carriers 14 tankers, 75 ore carriers and 33 general cargos.
2004 216 vessels among which 71 containers carriers 10 tankers, 107 ore carriers and 24 general cargos.