One Africa
Where we operate, and where we go next
Every asset MSM owns is in Nigeria. The case for the Indian Ocean coast is that the African Continental Free Trade Area turns those markets from an export destination into an extension of the home one.
Nigeria: the operating base
- Nigeria, our home base. Headquarters in Abuja, an office in Lagos, and Africa’s most populous market.
- Kebbi, our industrial hub. Limestone deposits and a border position beside Niger and Benin.
- Upstream energy. OML 98 onshore, with OML 86 and OML 88 offshore.
- Regional reach. ECOWAS, a 12-nation bloc headquartered in Abuja.
The Indian Ocean coast: the next market
- Kenya. An MSM office at Bruce House, Standard Street, Nairobi — the region’s financial hub, and the gateway to the port of Mombasa.
- Somalia. Mainland Africa’s longest coastline and a reconstruction agenda that needs cement, power and logistics.
- East African Community. A fast-integrating market that Somalia joined in 2024.
Where our network reaches
Relationships built over fifteen years of trading, haulage and government engagement. This is network reach, not operations: MSM’s operating assets are in Nigeria.
West Africa
Nigeria · Ghana · Senegal · Côte d’Ivoire · Benin · Togo · Mauritania
North Africa
Morocco · Algeria · Tunisia · Egypt
East Africa and the Horn
Kenya · Tanzania · Uganda · Rwanda · Burundi · Ethiopia · Somalia · Djibouti
Southern Africa
South Africa · Angola · Zambia · Namibia · Botswana
Network reach means established commercial or government relationships. It does not imply licences, operations or transactions in these markets. Commercial activity in any market is subject to sanctions screening and local law.
MSM’s leadership has been received at the highest levels in Nigeria, Kenya and Somalia.