APM Terminals announced that Phase I of the $900 million semi-automated deep-water terminal at Mexico’s second-busiest container port will open soon with 750 meters of quay and 1.2 million TEU annual throughput capacity

Date March 18, 2016

Type Projects

Countries Mexico

Subsectors Port

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APM Terminals announced that Phase I of the $900 million semi-automated deep-water terminal at Mexico’s second-busiest container port will open soon with 750 meters of quay and 1.2 million TEU annual throughput capacity

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APM Terminals announced that Phase I of the $900 million semi-automated deep-water terminal at Mexico’s second-busiest container port will open soon with 750 meters of quay and 1.2 million TEU annual throughput capacity

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