News articles mentioning identifiable ports
Seatrade Maritime
AD Ports Group has initiated trial operations at the Noatum Ports Safaga Terminal in Egypt, with a full operational launch planned for later this year, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.
Seatrade Maritime
APM Terminals has completed the development of Latin America's first fully-electric terminal at Suape, significantly enhancing the port's container handling capacity by 55%, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. This advancement marks a notable step in the region's port operations.
Splash247
China has commenced the construction of a new ship lock system at the Three Gorges Dam, which is expected to nearly double the cargo capacity at this major inland shipping corridor, as reported by Splash247. The $11.4 billion project will introduce a new five-stage lock system to alleviate congestion.
gCaptain
The Port of Philadelphia is the sole U.S. port to feature in the world's top 50 container ports, as reported by the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) 2025. This list is dominated by ports from Asia and the Middle East, according to gCaptain.
Seatrade Maritime
Hanseatic Global Terminals, a subsidiary of Hapag-Lloyd, has acquired a 50% stake in a joint venture with Imetame Group for a greenfield port project in Brazil, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.
Seatrade Maritime
AD Ports is investing $835 million to acquire a controlling stake in Brazilian terminal operator Corredor Logística e Infraestrutura, marking its first significant venture into South America, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.
Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) has reportedly acquired a 51% stake in the Transinvestservice Container Terminal (TIS) in Pivdennyi, Ukraine, as reported by Splash247. Pivdennyi, formerly known as Yuzhny, is a satellite port in the Odesa area, strategically located between Ukraine's third-largest city and the sea-river port of Mykolaiv.
South Africa's Transnet National Ports Authority has entered into a 25-year agreement with Ukwanda LNG to develop an LNG regasification facility at the Port of Ngqura, as reported by Splash247. The project, valued at approximately ZAR 22 billion ($1.35 billion), aims to establish Ngqura as a key energy hub and bolster the country's energy security and industrial growth.
Seatrade Maritime
Chile has approved the construction of the $4.45 billion San Antonio 'Outer Port', with the first phase expected to handle 1.5 million TEU by 2036, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. This development aims to enhance the country's port capacity significantly.
Splash247
Chile has approved the $4.45 billion expansion of the Port of San Antonio, marking the largest port infrastructure project in the nation's history, as reported by Splash247. The Valparaíso regional environmental commission gave unanimous approval to the project's environmental qualification resolution, paving the way for a new gateway for South American container trade.
