Terminal tractor market chugs along in low gear

Transnet’s selection of ICTSI as a partner for the Durban Container Terminal Pier 2 faces challenges, but operational improvements are anticipated.

Cargotec’s Q1 2024 report reveals record-breaking performance with EUR 137 million operating profit, marking its strongest start ever.

Twelve Kalmar hybrid straddle carriers, part of Kingston Freeport’s fleet renewal strategy, are headed to Jamaica, enhancing the terminal’s performance and sustainability.

DP World introduces eight Kalmar electric straddle carriers for London Gateway’s new berth, aiming for the world’s first all-electric port fleet.

The new hybrid straddle carriers are part of a fleet renewal programme aimed at improving the Med Europe Terminal’s environmental performance.

The operating profit percentages for the different business areas varied throughout the year, with Kalmar at 12.9%, Hiab at 14.1%, and MacGregor at 4.3%.