Steinweg to buy RST Rotterdam

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Dutch stevedoring group Steinweg Handelsveem, which already owns 50% of Rotterdam Shortsea Terminal (RST), is understood to be on the point of buying ECT’s 50% stake, thus becoming the sole owner of the facility. In addition, it will buy the Hanno deepsea terminal from ECT.

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