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Home›Green Marine›APM Terminals to Lead Shenzhen Dachan Phase 2 Terminal
Green Marine

June 24, 2007 · about 19 years ago

APM Terminals to Lead Shenzhen Dachan Phase 2 Terminal

3,200,000 TEU Terminal to Open 2009. APM Terminals, the terminal arm of the A.P. Moller – Maersk Group of Denmark has been invited to lead a joint venture to develop, own and operate the Shenzhen Dachan Bay Phase 2 Container Terminal, together with the Dachan Bay Port Investment and Development Co.,

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3,200,000 TEU Terminal to Open 2009.

APM Terminals, the terminal arm of the A.P. Moller – Maersk Group of Denmark has been invited to lead a joint venture to develop, own and operate the Shenzhen Dachan Bay Phase 2 Container Terminal, together with the Dachan Bay Port Investment and Development Co., Ltd, and China Merchants Holdings (International) Company.

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