LADOL gains capacity to cut cost for IOCs, industries with Mammoet’s lifting technology

L-R: Harmen Tiddens, general manager, West Africa; Oliver Dirkzwager, commercial manager, West Africa; Jacky Van Den Brink, regional managing director, East Africa, all for MAMMOET; Jan Van Weijen, consul general, Kingdom of Netherlands; Oladipupo Jadesimi, chairman of LADOL; Leyton Daniel, chief operations officer, LADOL; Jide Jadesimi, executive director, Business Development and Amy Jadesimi, managing director/CEO of LADOL during LADOL-MAMMOET ground breaking partnership at LADOL’s Free Zone in Lagos on Monday.

As part of its determination to cut down cost of executing projects for International Oil Companies (IOCs), industries and ship owners, the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base (LADOL) has received and installed two Mammoet’s giant cranes for lifting heavy project cargoes in its quayside.

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