APM Terminals says it plans to invest $600 million in Nigeria following discussions with President Bola Tinubu. According to reports, the investment is intended for projects linked to Nigeria’s maritime and logistics system, including modernisation work at the Apapa port. The company also points to plans for logistics infrastructure development, as well as longer-term private-sector investment in Nigeria’s broader maritime sector. The outlets agree that the announcement comes after the meeting with the president and that the figure is a fresh $600m investment. The reporting does not provide a detailed breakdown of individual projects, timelines, or funding arrangements beyond the broad areas of planned deployment. The company’s stated focus centres on improving port operations and expanding logistics capacity, with the Apapa port modernisation described as a key component. Both sources present the announcement as part of APM Terminals’ efforts to deepen engagement in Nigeria’s port and maritime economy.