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Home›Green Marine›ICTSI mulls building isle for container terminal
Green Marine

July 23, 2007 · about 19 years ago

ICTSI mulls building isle for container terminal

International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) of the Philippines is considering building an artificial island for a container terminal in Uruguay’s Montevideo port. ICTSI won the deal to build and operate a second container terminal at the port and is required to invest US$180 million in the ini

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International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) of the Philippines is considering building an artificial island for a container terminal in Uruguay’s Montevideo port.

ICTSI won the deal to build and operate a second container terminal at the port and is required to invest US$180 million in the initial five-year period.

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