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APMT expands its footprint in Suape

News19 Oct 2023

APM Terminals (APMT) is to operate a new multipurpose general cargo and container in the northeastern Brazilian port of Suape, with operatio...

News1 Sep 2017

Economic improvement, increasing trade and growing investor confidence has generated renewed interest in supporting infrastructure, especial...

News14 Apr 2014

A tender for a second container terminal in the port os Suape, in Pernambuco in North Eastern Brazil, "will go ahead during the second half ...

News8 Nov 2008

The Port of Rotterdam has signed an agreement with the Port of Suape, near Recife in Northern Brazil...

News1 Sep 2003

Private container terminal operators in Brazil are fighting a rearguard battle against moves from the public sector to re-negotiate long-ter...

News1 Mar 2003

The Brazilian economy, South America's largest, has recovered somewhat since the nervous days last October when Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva (...

News1 Aug 2002

A flurry of new service agreements with shipping lines suggests that International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) is on the way to ...

News1 May 2002

International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) is hoping to restore normal operations soon at its Suape terminal in Pernambuco, Brazi...

News1 Apr 2002

The Suape container terminal in northeastern Brazil remains crippled as the dispute drags on between local unions and Tecon Suape SA (TSSA) ...

News1 Dec 2001

Two ports at virtually opposite ends of the ECSA range are acquiring new handling equipment. The Nelsbury consortium, led by Antwerp-based K...

News18 Jun 2001

International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) has officially been declared winner in the bid for the 30-year concession for Suape Po...

News1 Mar 2001

ICTSI is favourite to win the 30-year concession to manage and operate a new container terminal in the Port of Suape, located about 45 km so...

News1 Oct 2000

Nine bidders have put forward pre-qualification documents for the Brazilian Port of Suape, far more than the port and its adviser, the World...