ACT Shipping Information

ACT Shipping is a Mauritanian company with Mauritanian shareholders and funds, the company capital is of: 500 000 000 MRO (five hundred million Mauritanian Ouguiya) which is approximately 2 000 000 USD (tow million United States Dollars). The company is one of the few ones that are up to date in the matters of taxes and licenses as well as agreements and as per the local legislation licenses remain valid until revoked by the local authorities which we have been dealing with now for close to forty years. ACT Shipping stands for Aconnage Consignation Transit, and the company is involved in all port activities and offers various services related to maritime business and land transportation. ACT Shipping can be present worldwide via its strategic well established partners worldwide. ACT Shipping operates in selected shipping segments where close customer interaction and tailor-made solutions can create value added for all parties. ACT Shipping is the Mauritanian largest operator of bulk carriers, and the clear market leader in larger industrial equipment as well as being the first Mauritanian company in providing logistics services to the oil and mining industry. ACT Shipping is a member of most shipping organizations relevant to its field of activities such as BIMCO. Over the last years, the ordering of the latest technology in our field has made ACT Shipping a leading player in the local market, thus allowing ACT Shipping to be one the few local companies able to work around the clock seven days a week with various shifts for regular personnel (26 nationwide including one French expatriate expert) while maintaining the usual office working hours in Mauritania (from 9 AM to 5 PM GMT). We provide support to trade and industry in the global exchange of goods - in land operations, in worldwide air and sea freight, and in all the associated logistics services. As a company specializing in land transport on road and rail within Mauritania, our network of regularly scheduled routes connects the principal economic ...