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PTML Terminal, a terminal operator at the Tin Can Island Port Complex, has announced a waiver of accumulated storage charges on imported vehicles that have been at the facility for the duration of six months.
The terminal operator, in a public notice issued by its management in Lagos on Monday, said the waiver was necessitated by the present economic condition in the country. It said, “We at Grimaldi and PTML are mindful of difficulties faced by our customers due to the present economic situation. Thus, to assist our valued customers with their cash flow, PTML is announcing a special storage waiver promo with immediate effect as below.
“All vehicles that have been in the terminal for over six months shall pay storage charges for 60 days only; the remaining storage accrued will be entirely waived. Please note that this concession is applicable only to vehicles that have been in the terminal for over six months.” “We, therefore, encourage customers in this category to take advantage of this promo and come for delivery immediately. Offer valid till August 24, 2021.”All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH.
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