Maast Maritime Kenya Ltd is pleased to announce that, further to its acquisition in December 2022 of five Kenyan Comarco Group companies, as of 1st October 2023, the acquired companies will trade under the new brand name Maast Maritime.
August 2023
Maast Maritime Kenya recently mobilised a self-elevating work platform from Mombasa to Mnazi bay in Tanzania to support an offshore gas wellhead workover program.
The project demonstrates the company's ability to service the needs of oil and gas operators in the region and comply with the most stringent health, safety, and environmental standards.
July 2023
Earlier in the year we handled the first shipment of coal through our private port terminal facility in Mombasa.
The coal was barged directly from Mtwara, Tanzania and unloaded at the facility, where it was temporarily stored and then loaded out onto trucks for the end customer.
April 2021
In February of this year a large storm struck a fishing vessel in the Indian Ocean causing it to capsize.
The insurers contacted Maast to conduct a recovery and retrieval of the vessel which was eventually secured off the coast of Madagascar. With the support of the Kenya Ports Authority, Maast secured the vessel at its private port facility before righting it for inspection and scrapping.
November 2022
We recently had the opportunity to provide our marine logistics and port operations services to a pleasure craft overhaul project.
Project required the vessel to be removed from the water and placed on the quay for access to necessary equipment and resources.
April 2021
Tug Comarco Swift and C321 flat-top barge delivered assorted equipment for cargo handling and navigation to Lamu port.
Equpiment delivered includes four Kalmar terminal tractors, eight skeletal trailers, one 25- tonne forklift, one five-tonne forklift, two low bed trailers, four spreaders amd one over-height spreader.
February 2020
The excursion was attended by 40 Bandari Maritime students, studying for a variety of occupations from Deck Officers to Engine Room Officers. The tour was designed to give students first hand exposure to the practical application of their intended career paths.
January 2020
Comarco Kestrel has mobilised from the Comarco Port Terminal in Mombasa Kenya to Mozambique, having been chartered by an IOGP Major, to relocate infrastructure assets from Port Pemba and Mocimboa da Praia further North.
Maast Maritime Port Terminal is a privately owned harbour fronting yard, which lies approximately 2 km from Mombasa Port and 1 km from the city centre.
The Base totals approx. 16 acres including over 40,000 m² of open storage, 2,000 m² of covered storage space, office space and facilities, cargo handling equipment and a certified weighbridge that combine to offer a range of services in the area.
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