DP World engaged on two fronts

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At the end of this month Antwerp Gateway terminal will take delivery of three ZPMC superpost-Panamax cranes. A year ago the cranes would have been rushed into service, but now it looks as though they will be commissioned and parked at the landside end of the terminal. A senior DP World board member was reportedly overheard joking: “does anyone wanted to buy three new cranes?”.

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