Concessions & Investments – Page 9
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NewsPushback on Patrick charges
Australia’s container transport industry is stridently opposing new increases in landside fees and charges applied by Patrick Terminals from 1 March.
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NewsGREEN DEAL FUNDING APPLICATION
A joint application for EU funding designed to facilitate assisting ports to become sustainable multimodal nodes has been submitted by the ports of Stockholm, Belfast, Lubeck and Gent.
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NewsNicaragua investment
The National Port Company (CPN) of Nicaragua forecasts it will handle five million tonnes in 2021, which compares to 4.5 million tonnes in 2020.
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NewsPorts authority faces fraud investigation
Corruption has blighted an African ports authority following the suspension of its director general.
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NewsDeal struck to sell Navis
Cargotec has signed an agreement to sell Navis for an enterprise value of EUR380m.
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NewsCompetition opens for Croatia terminal
Competition has opened for a concession to develop and operate a container terminal in Croatia.
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NewsJV propels multimodal logistics investment
Two major maritime players have formed a joint venture company to invest in multimodal logistics facilities in Asia and enhance connectivity and trade flows between Europe and Asia.
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NewsAPSEZ takes stake in Indian port
The Adani Ports and Special Economic Zones (APSEZ) will acquire a minority stake in a deep water, multi-purpose port in India with a 64 MMT capacity.
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NewsCMA CGM grows in Med with terminal stake
The CMA CGM Group is building up its terminal footprint position in the Mediterranean through a container terminal equity stake acquisition.
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NewsTanger Med financing plan progresses
Clifford Chance is advising on the €133m financing of the construction of the third container terminal (TC3) at the Port of Tanger Med 2 in Morocco.
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NewsGetting started - Evaluating a port project investment
In this first of three articles focused on port sector investments, Watson Farley & Williams LLP, details the most important initial considerations.
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NewsNot immune to labour shortfall
Iain MacIntyre finds out how ports have had to overcome old-fashioned thinking to ensure a viable workforce in the future
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NewsConnecting up port financing dots
Watson Farley & Williams’ (WFW) Lindsey Keeble, Christina Howard and Florian Kutzbach deliver key financing advice.
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NewsTime for a re-think on developing prospects
WSP’s Johan-Paul Verschuure explains why the gap needs to be bridged between financial institutions and port opportunities in developing markets
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NewsHealthy both inside and outside
There is still much to be done to address the issue of poor mental health among port workers, finds Kate Jones
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NewsA focus on de-risking pays dividends
Mitigation of risks provides a smooth path to securing port finance for both green and brownfield developments, finds Alex Hughes
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NewsShocking gap in mental health awareness in ports
Mental health issues are not being properly addressed in ports — that’s the message from ex-workers and specialists in an exclusive Port Strategy (PS) feature.
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NewsAdvancing the role of women
The campaign to encourage more women into ports is gathering pace. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsHappy holidays from Port Strategy
Port Strategy would like to wish all readers a very happy festive season and a very happy and prosperous 2019.
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NewsDon’t underplay workforce diversity demands
Workforce diversity strategies for ports and terminals demand the same care and commitment as sales and marketing plans, according to a top Navis executive.
