Peel Ports buys Humber bulk terminal
NewsPeel Ports Group has completed the acquisition of HES Humber Bulk Terminal from the Dutch HES Beheer group, for an undisclosed sum
HES International sold
HES International has been taken over by American bank Goldman Sachs and Australia’s Macquarie Group. The Rotterdam-based dry and liquid bulk terminal operator has changed hands for €2B, according to Reuters
Riverstone and Carlyle acquired HES International (called HES Beheer at the time) in 2014 for a total €408M after a short-lived time under Heysta Energy.
HES International owns a total 18 dry and liquid bulk marine terminals in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, the UK, Germany and Poland.
Its dry bulk terminals are: EMO, EBS and RBT (JV) in Rotterdam, OBA (JV) in Amsterdam, OVET in Terneuzen and Vlissingen, HES Dillingen (D), HES Fos sur Mer (F), HES Humber (UK), Deschieter in Mons and Somef (JV) in Liège (B), STE in Dunkirk (F) and HES Gdynia (Pol), which also handles liquid bulk. It also owns tank terminals in Rotterdam (three) and Wilhelmshaven (D).
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