China has approved the construction of a new container port at Dachan Bay in western Shenzhen, in which Modern Terminals (MTL) of Hong Kong will have 65 per cent stake and Shenzhen municipal government-linked companies 35 per cent (see WorldCargo News March 2004, p1).
The first two berths of the fiveberth Phase I, to be built at a cost of Yuan7 bill (US$845 mill), are expected to become operational by the end of 2007....
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