A Nigerian industrial services house, built for the field.
Founded in Port Harcourt in 2005, Gins Global Services Limited supports Nigeria's energy corridor with catering, logistics and facility management engineered for the realities of offshore and onshore operations.
How We Started.
Gins Global Services Limited was founded to close a gap our founders saw first-hand: energy operators needed a services partner that could work to international HSE and quality standards without losing the local knowledge that keeps Nigerian projects moving.
Today we operate across the offshore Niger Delta and onshore industrial hubs, providing three integrated disciplines — industrial catering, logistics and facility management — under a single accountable command structure.
Our workforce is majority Nigerian, professionally trained, and deployed under the same HSE regime whether the site is a rig floor 200 nautical miles offshore or a fabrication yard in Port Harcourt.
Four principles. Non-negotiable.
Safety without exception
Every operation is planned around HSE outcomes first — production and delivery targets follow from that discipline, never the other way around.
Local depth, international standard
Nigerian-owned and locally embedded, engineered against international benchmarks used by the operators and IOCs we serve.
Operational precision
From menu planning to supply-boat coordination, we manage the small details that keep large operations running.
People-first culture
We invest in our teams — training, welfare and career growth — because industrial services live or die on the people delivering them.
Twenty-one years in the field.
- 2005
Incorporated in Port Harcourt as an industrial catering and facility management services provider.
- 2009
Major offshore catering contract secured in the Gulf of Guinea, extending galley operations to platforms and barges.
- 2013
Integrated logistics division launched — bonded warehousing, refrigerated fleet and marine coordination.
- 2018
Facility management portfolio expanded across Rivers and Delta states.
- 2022
Iriebe operations yard expanded with new industry buildings and additional cold-chain capacity.
- Today
450+ personnel deployed across offshore and onshore operations.