APMT’s lifecycle commitment

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APM Terminals is planning to shift more of its older equipment to other facilities in its portfolio and/or third-party operators as new more energy-efficient cranes are phased into operation.

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GT is determined to cut wastage and find new users for APMT’s older equipment © GT_rt.jpg

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