ENL Consortium Employee Directory

ENL Consortium corporate office is located in 26 Burma Rd, Apapa, Lagos, 101253, Nigeria and has 501-1,000 employees.

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Departments

Number of employees

Operations

45

Engineering & Technical

12

Information Technology

11

Finance

9

Human Resources

7

Legal

2

Sales

2

Key Employees of ENL Consortium

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    Mark Walsh

    Executive Director (Lagos Port Operation)

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding ENL Consortium Employees

How many employees does ENL Consortium have?
ENL Consortium has 501-1,000 employees
Who are ENL Consortium key employees?
Some of ENL Consortium key employees are Mark Walsh
Where is ENL Consortium located?
ENL Consortium’s headquarters are located at 26 Burma Rd, Apapa, Lagos, 101253, Nigeria
How do I contact ENL Consortium?
ENL Consortium Contact Info: Phone number: +234 12778401 Website: www.enlconsortium.com
What does ENL Consortium do?

ENL Consortium Ltd. was founded in Nigeria in 2002 primarily to bring together expertise in utility management as detailed above. The consortiums chairman, Prince C. A. Haastrup had a vision and purpose to expand the activities of ENL to actively embrace the privatization initiatives of the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. To this end... he engaged the management team of ENL to pursue the proposed privatization of the Ports Sector, having already successfully been awarded contracts in the Electricity sector. The process of preparing the Expression of Interests bids as well as the technical and financial proposals took about 18-months and at the public opening of the financial bids, ENL was awarded the concessions for Apapa Terminals C and D. The Consortium out bided its nearest opponent 5 times over. This not only demonstrates that due process was finally emerging in the Nigerian context but also the confidence that the ENL management team had in the potential of the business of running a privately managed ports concession. The Nigerian Government's decision to privatize the port operations in Nigeria was made in order for it to provide an efficient and cost effective service to the shipping industry, government support service to the shipping industry, and ultimately for the economy of the country, in other words every Nigerian citizen. Economies in every country are governed partly by its ability to import and export products through its ports in a timely and cost effective manner. It is now ENL CONSORTIUM Terminal Operations' goal to provide this service to the people of Nigeria.Read More

Is ENL Consortium a public company?
ENL Consortium is private company therefore does not currently have an official ticker symbol
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