The hub will be developed in three phases and offer a combined storage capacity of 350,000 metric tonnes and 54,000 cubic metres of shelved storage exclusively for metals
The expansion has also introduced automated and electrified yard cranes, while the number of quay cranes is set to increase from 14 to 17 by the end of 2025, and eventually to 22 as capacity expands to 5 million TEUs
The growing demand for critical minerals, including lithium, cobalt, nickel, and rare earth elements, is expected to increase sixfold by 2050
According to DP World, 15.5 million TEUs and 5.4 million metric tonnes of breakbulk cargo handled in 2024
The CMA CGM Group operates 60 port terminals across 30 countries, supporting Central and West African supply chains through its fleet and infrastructure
AD Ports Group’s expansion into Angola follows the signing of a 2023 framework agreement between the company and the Angolan government
With Vision 2030 driving infrastructure growth, Saudi Arabia is poised to become a global logistics hub, and Folk Maritime will play a pivotal role in this transformation, says Poul Hestbaek
DP World aims to reduce the cost of trade settlements, increase transparency and shorten transaction times for cross-border payments
Asyad Shipping transports LNG, crude oil, and other products and counts BP, Shell and trading firm Trafigura among its customers and partners
AD Ports Group will collaborate with HCMLT to explore the development, management, and operation of a 1.1 square kilometre integrated logistics area at Alexandria Port
The construction of the facility is underway, and it is scheduled to be operational in September 2026
The partnership includes expanding the tanker fleet for crude oil transportation, further strengthening Kazakhstan’s energy sector and deepening the collaboration between AD Ports Group and KMTF
The company’s operations are projected to reduce CO2 emissions from the UAE’s road transport sector by 21 per cent annually by 2050
Q Logistics has set the takeover bid price at $0.82 (Dhs3) per share, representing a 33 per cent premium over Aramex’s closing price on Thursday
The company’s capacity has expanded by 33 per cent, driven by a combination of global expansion projects, including greenfield developments and acquisitions
AD Ports Group continued its focus on digital transformation in 2024 with the acquisition of a 60 per cent equity stake in Dubai Technologies
This year, AD Ports Group entered Drewry International’s rankings of the world’s 20 largest container port operators and achieved 40th place in Lloyd’s List Top 100 global rankings
As a result of this increased demand, AD Ports Group has expanded its banking pool from nine to 18 financial institutions
The port is expected to boost Senegal’s GDP by 3 per cent, increasing trade flows and potentially adding $15 bn in trade value by 2035
With the addition of CMA Terminals Khalifa Port, the facility’s annual container capacity has surged by 23 per cent, bringing the total to almost 10 million TEUs
The construction of the warehouse is underway, with completion scheduled for November 2025
The Abu Dhabi state investor and the trading company completed their acquisition of Porto Sudeste in early 2014
AD Ports Group reported a revenue of Dhs4.66bn, up 10 per cent year-on-year, for the third quarter of the year
AD Ports Group’s focus on integrating cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and data analytics, will be critical in the optimsation of Pakistan’s logistics operations
Gallega Global Logistics is known for its supply chain solutions across sectors such as automotive, industrial, FMCG, healthcare, and retail
The order for more of the current-generation freighters emerged amid tensions between Emirates and Boeing over separate delivery delays of 777X
The investment would add two more berths, increasing capacity by 50 per cent and bringing DP World’s total employment there to 1,600
The network will accommodate passenger trains, each capable of carrying up to 400 passengers at a speed of 200 km/hour
The partnership will focus on developing and commercialising AI and data analytics solutions for the trade of goods in the maritime sector
Dubai Maritime City’s ship handling capacity more than doubled from 400 to 1,000 vessels per year