Pepel Port

Pepel Port, situated on Pepel Island in Sierra Leone, is a critical maritime facility primarily used for the exportation of iron ore, which is a key component of the country's mining sector. Established to support the operations of the Marampa Iron Ore Mining Company, the port serves as a vital link between the mining industries and international markets. The port's strategic location on the banks of the Atlantic Ocean allows it to accommodate large bulk carriers, playing an essential role in the logistics and transportation of iron ore to various destinations around the globe.

The facility is equipped with specialized infrastructure to handle bulk cargo effectively, ensuring efficient loading and unloading processes. With its deep-water capabilities, Pepel Port can manage large vessels, enabling smooth shipping operations. The port not only supports the economic development of Sierra Leone by providing access to global iron ore markets but also contributes to local employment and development through its various operations and ancillary services. As the demand for iron ore continues to rise in international markets, Pepel Port is positioned to play an increasingly significant role in the Sierra Leonean economy, enhancing trade opportunities while continuing its commitment to sustainable practices.