May22 , 2026

    Swissport Builds African Cargo Network with Latest Market Entry

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    Swissport International has expanded its presence in Africa through a new acquisition aimed at strengthening its cargo and ground handling operations across the region. The company announced the acquisition of a majority stake in CV Handling, marking its entry into the Cabo Verde aviation services market and reinforcing its long-term African growth strategy.

    The move is expected to enhance Swissport’s regional cargo network by expanding service capabilities for airlines operating between Africa, Europe and international trade corridors. Through the acquisition, the company will provide cargo handling, passenger services and ramp operations at airports across Cabo Verde.

    Swissport said the expansion aligns with rising demand for efficient air cargo infrastructure and aviation support services across emerging African markets. Industry observers noted that increasing trade flows, tourism growth and expanding airline connectivity are driving investment in airport and logistics infrastructure throughout the continent.

    The acquisition also supports Swissport’s broader strategy of strengthening its global aviation services footprint through partnerships and targeted market entries. The company currently operates cargo warehouses and ground handling services across multiple international airports worldwide.

    Analysts said Africa’s growing role in global trade and regional connectivity is creating new opportunities for logistics providers and airport service companies seeking to expand cargo handling capacity and operational networks.

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