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Maersk said to be considering sale of Rotterdam terminal

Danish giant is evaluating whether to sell off its Maasvlakte I terminal in Europe’s largest port Rotterdam or modernise the facility as its concession nears expiry. If opting for the former, the group would consolidate box business at the newer Maasvlakte 2 terminal.

02 Oct 2019
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Linton Nightingale @LintonContainer linton.nightingale@informa.com

Maasvlakte I is the older of two terminals at the Dutch port owned and operated by Maersk through APM Terminals

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Maersk said to be considering sale of Rotterdam terminal

Danish giant is evaluating whether to sell off its Maasvlakte I terminal in Europe’s largest port Rotterdam or modernise the facility as its concession nears expiry. If opting for the former, the group would consolidate box business at the newer Maasvlakte 2 terminal.

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