US$1B expansion planned for Tema

China’s crane manufacturer ZPMC announces delivery of eleven quay cranes to major container terminals worldwide.

APM Terminals says the decision to challenge the selection of ICTSI for the Durban port development contract will not delay the overall construction process.

Rijeka Gateway in Croatia is poised to receive over 60 electric container handling units, including cranes, tractors, and vehicles, as it readies to start operations in 2025.

With all shipping line offices, customs offices and banks located within the terminal premises, it offers customers a one-stop-shop approach.

Between 80% and 85% of the terminal’s operations involve handling of export products, such as bananas, pineapples, coffee, tubers and melons.

Drewry has underscored the continued robustness of merger and acquisition (M&A) activity within the port and terminal sector, with three potential deals emerging as focal points of industry attention.