The terminal, which Horizon owns 52% of, caters to the storage, handling and blending requirements of national oil companies, oil majors, traders and bunkering companies. It is designed for multi-berth discharge and loading operations to maximise throughput capacity for its clients. The facility offers 1,252,184 cubic metres across 59 tanks
Horizon has a 36.5% investment in Arabtank Terminals Limited (ATT) situated in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia. ATT is the Kingdom's first independent storage facility and has been granted "bonded storage status".
The terminal has a total capacity of 288,100 cubic metres built within 26 tanks. Located on the Red Sea and Suez Canal route, ATT handles import, export, and consolidation and transshipment cargoes. The terminal is also located near the refineries, NGL plant, petro-
chemical facilities and industrial complexes of Yanbu to meet their requirements.
Horizon also has a 44% investment in Horizon Djibouti Terminals Limited (HDTL), based in Djibouti. HDTL facilities offer deep water draft dedicated jetties and large tank capacities to meet break-bulk and consolidation of cargoes, contango and arbitrage storage, as well as strategic storage requirements, over and above meeting in-land road deliveries. The terminal has a capacity of 399,304 cubic meters in 31 tanks.
The latest addition to Horizon's asset portfolio is Horizon Tangier Terminals SA (HTTSA). HTTSA has a strategic location on the North African coast at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. It has a total capacity of 532,900 cubic metres in 19 tanks along with other supporting infrastructure
