Maersk to Invest $80 million in Puerto QuetzalMaersk Group has announced that once it signs the new concession contract it plans to expand the capacity of the container terminal in order to go from transporting 250,000 TEUs to 600,000 TEUs.Wednesday, July 27, 2016
Susanne Marston, representative of APM Terminals, told Diario de Centroamerica that among the company's plans is improving conditions at the terminal, investing $80 million in expanding capacity for container management. Source: Diario de Centro América ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Agreement to Operate Puerto QuetzalSeptember 2016 Compensation of $43 million to the State and a concession for 21 years for APM Terminals are part of the agreement made with the foreign company for it to operate the container terminal. Maersk Could Pay $43 million for Puerto QuetzalJuly 2016 Maersk Group subsidiary have agreed to indemnify the state $43 million and sign a new concession contract in order to operate the Quetzal Container Terminal. Funding for Quetzal Container TerminalFebruary 2014 The World Bank could provide $45 million required for the first phase of the project in Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala. Ports: "You Snooze, You Lose"August 2013 The ports of Acajutla and La Union in El Salvador are being threatened by the growing competition posed by various port projects in the region.
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