Owendo serves as the maritime gateway for Gabon’s timber, petroleum, and mineral resources. It features deep-water channels (14-16m) and direct rail links to the interior, making it the most efficient point for large-scale B2B logistics.

Industrial space in the Nkok SEZ averages approximately US $65,000 per 1,000 sq. m. annually. Outside the free zones, in urban Libreville, rates can vary significantly based on security features and climate-control capabilities.

Yes. Tech-forward providers like DHL and Maersk now offer "digital-first" fulfillment modules that integrate with global marketplaces, providing the speed and transparency required for the burgeoning Gabonese middle-class consumer market.

Located at hubs like GSEZ Nkok, the Single Window allows investors and 3PLs to handle all administrative, customs, and tax procedures in one place. This reduces "dock-to-warehouse" time from weeks to just a few days.

Absolutely. Gabon is a world leader in sustainable wood. 3PLs in Nkok utilize the Tracer-Nkok agency to ensure 100% of the timber entering the logistics chain is legal, traceable, and ESG-compliant for export to Europe and the US.