Noatum Ports
Luanda Terminal
Noatum Ports
Luanda Terminal
The Luanda Terminal benefits from access to the Multiparques Viana off-dock bonded facility, enabling more efficient cargo handling, and will continue operating nearby during redevelopment, with full completion expected in the second half of 2026. Located within the Port of Luanda, handling over 76% of the country’s container and general cargo, the terminal plays a central role in Angola’s trade. It also supports regional connectivity as a key transshipment hub for Central-West Africa, linking landlocked markets such as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia. Positioned along major Asia–Africa shipping routes, it is well placed to capture future growth and accommodate larger vessels post-redevelopment.
Luanda Terminal Advantages
Sea Connectivity
Land & Rail Connectivity
Deepest Depth in Luanda Port
Serves West & Central Africa
Services
General Cargo
Container
Ro-Ro
Equipment
3
STS Cranes
8
Rubber Tire Gantry Cranes (RTG’s)
Reach Stackers
Empty Container Handlers
150
Reefer points
Strategic partnership with local partners
Strategic Partnership for Growth: The agreements with Unicargas and Multiparques, well-known logistics and transport companies in the country, saw AD Ports Group acquire an 81% stake, Unicargas a 10% stake, and Multiparques, a 9% stake, in a joint venture that will operate the terminal.
Strategic partnership with local partners
Strategic Partnership for Growth: The agreements with Unicargas and Multiparques, well-known logistics and transport companies in the country, saw AD Ports Group acquire an 81% stake, Unicargas a 10% stake, and Multiparques, a 9% stake, in a joint venture that will operate the terminal.
Gateway to the region
Located in the heart of Angola’s capital, Noatum Ports Luanda Terminal serves as a key gateway to global markets for Angola and the wider region. With strong rail and road connectivity, it provides seamless access to major inland markets through a single entry point. Luanda, home to over 60% of the country’s urban population, offers robust infrastructure, a skilled workforce, and the country’s most developed industrial and commercial base, positioning it as a central driver of economic growth.
Terminal Features
The Luanda Terminal, currently known as Unicargas Terminal successfully operates as a true multi-purpose terminal with an experienced and knowledgeable workforce. It is the largest handler of Ro-Ro cargoes in the port, and has the laydown and storage capacity to handle a substantial proportion of Luanda’s general cargo and containerised volumes.
The Terminal will shortly undergo a massive redevelopment in terms of infrastructure and new equipment which will allow it to grow container and Ro-Ro services to Luanda.
- Depth: 9.5m
- Berth 536m quay length
Expansion
AD Ports Group and its local partners will upgrade the terminal, enabling shipping lines to call with larger, more competitive vessels and achieve lower port dwell times. This will enhance the competitiveness of all key users of port services.
- Modern yard equipment, including reach stackers, empty container handlers, internal tugmasters, and forklifts for efficient container, general cargo, and Ro-Ro operations
- 150 reefer points with full backup power
- 191,000 sqm yard with full block paving, ideal for Ro-Ro and heavy-lift operations
- 16m operational depth alongside, accessed via a deepened 16m channel
- 700m rail siding to be fully activated for intermodal, Ro-Ro, and general cargo services
- Three STS cranes (twin lift, 60m outreach) handling up to 14,000 TEU Super Post-Panamax vessels
- 8 RTGs (1-over-6) supporting up to 12,000 TEU container storage capacity
Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) Disclosure Documents
This section provides access to key environmental documentation related to the development and modernization of the Unicargas Port Terminal in Luanda, Angola. The documents outline the regulatory approvals, environmental impact assessments, and mitigation strategies associated with the project. They reflect the commitment to sustainable development, compliance with national and international standards, and proactive stakeholder engagement.
| # | Name | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Download Environmental and Social Impact Assessment | Download |
| 2. | Download Executive Summary – Portuguese | Download |
| 3. | Download Environmental Installation License | Download |
Terminal Contact Information
For business inquires and partnership opportunities, please contact:
Email: customerservice@luanda.noatumports.com
Phone: +244 935060011
Address: Noatum Ports Luanda Terminals
Terminal Polivalente do Porto de Luanda
Distrito Urbano da Ingombot
Luanda, Angola