Customer: APM Terminals

27 item(s) mentioning APM Terminals in the rolling archive, newest first.

Costa Rica's Puerto Caldera Modernization Moves Ahead After Appeal Rejected

The Tico Times · July 9, 2026

Costa Rica's Puerto Caldera modernization can proceed after a legal appeal was rejected. The concession is held by Consorcio Sunset, which combines Hanseatic Global Terminals-linked HGT Inversiones and APM Terminals.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: a cleared Puerto Caldera modernization by an APM Terminals / Hanseatic consortium opens crane-electrification and mooring scope.

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APM Terminals doubles profit at Maasvlakte II after bumpy start

WorldCargo News · July 7, 2026

APM Terminals' Maasvlakte II terminal at Rotterdam has doubled its profit after a difficult start-up period, according to WorldCargo News.

Why it matters for P&M: APM Terminals' Maasvlakte II swings to doubled profit — a healthier top-tier customer terminal underpins future capex.

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Rocsys extends Series A, expanding automated-charging deployments incl. APM Terminals Maasvlakte II

TipRanks · July 5, 2026

Autonomous-charging robotics firm Rocsys extended its Series A and flagged expanding port deployments, including the advanced-automation project at APM Terminals Maasvlakte II in Rotterdam.

Why it matters for P&M: Autonomous-charging robotics scaling at APMT Maasvlakte II is adjacent to Cavotec's automatic plug-in systems at a flagship account.

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APM Terminals commits $60m to transform Onne into Nigeria's first green port

Streamline · July 4, 2026

APM Terminals has committed $60m to turn its Onne terminal into Nigeria's first green port, publishing a white paper that outlines electrification, shore power and zero-emission cargo handling.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: APMT's $60m Onne green-port plan names shore power and electrification — pre-tender entry at a named customer site.

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APM Terminals Poti invests in new mobile harbour crane

WorldCargo News · July 3, 2026

APM Terminals Poti in Georgia is adding a new multipurpose mobile harbour crane to lift handling capacity as Black Sea and Caucasus-Central Asia corridor volumes rise.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: a crane investment at tracked customer APM Terminals opens a cable-reel and electrification attach on the new machine.

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APM Terminals Valencia retires QC907 crane , secures concession to 2049

Container Management · July 3, 2026

APM Terminals Valencia has retired its oldest ship-to-shore crane (QC907) and secured a concession extension to 2049, signalling fleet renewal and long-term capex at the Spanish hub.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: crane retirement plus a concession to 2049 at tracked customer APMT points to STS replacement and electrification capex.

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APM Terminals Los Angeles orders 40 more Orange EV electric terminal tractors

Charged EVs · July 3, 2026

APM Terminals Los Angeles is expanding its electric terminal-tractor fleet with 40 additional Orange EV HUSK-e XP units, extending port electrification at the US West Coast hub.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: a 40-unit electric terminal-tractor expansion at APMT LA drives depot-charging demand, squarely Cavotec's charging-and-plug-in scope.

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Maersk raises outlook to strong profits on rate surge and volumes

The Maritime Executive · July 1, 2026

A.P. Moller-Maersk lifted its full-year guidance to underlying EBITDA of $8–10bn, up from $4.5–7bn, on surging freight rates and robust Asia volumes — a sharp reversal from earlier warnings of a potential underlying loss.

Why it matters for P&M: A cash-rich Maersk/APM Terminals group supports continued terminal capex — favourable backdrop for electrification budgets.

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APM Terminals locks in green power for SCCT

WorldCargoNews · July 1, 2026

Suez Canal Container Terminal, part of APM Terminals, signed a power purchase agreement with Egypt's New and Renewable Energy Authority to source 100% of its electricity from renewables.

Why it matters for P&M: APMT decarbonising SCCT's power supply signals readiness for further terminal electrification at the hub.

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APM Terminals LA expands electric tractor fleet

Port Technology International · June 18, 2026

Port Technology International reports APM Terminals is expanding the electric terminal-tractor fleet at its Los Angeles facility, extending zero-emission horizontal-transport at the West Coast hub.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: APMT is a priority account electrifying LA yard tractors — a charging and plug-in opening; engage before the charging spec is locked.

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APM Terminals advances electrification strategy at SIL Barcelona

Shorize · June 18, 2026

APM Terminals Spanish Gateways presented its decarbonisation roadmap at SIL Barcelona 2026, with over €156 million invested across its Spanish terminal network. The strategy covers equipment electrification and adaptation for megaships.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: APM Terminals committed €156M to electrify its Spanish gateways — equipment-electrification and shore-power packages at a top customer.

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APM Terminals orders 40 Orange EV electric tractors

WorldCargoNews · June 16, 2026

APM Terminals Los Angeles has ordered 40 Orange EV HUSK-e battery-electric terminal tractors for Pier 400, completing electrification of the terminal's on-dock rail drayage fleet.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: battery-electric tractor fleet growing at a top customer's LA terminal — charging-and-plug-in opening as the fleet scales.

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APM Terminals inaugurates Brazil’s first fully electrified container terminal

WorldCargoNews · June 12, 2026

APM Terminals has inaugurated its new Suape container terminal at the Port of Suape in Pernambuco, north-east Brazil — described as the country's first fully electrified container terminal — completing a US$350m investment to expand the region's role in global trade.

Why it matters for P&M: a top-10 customer brings Brazil's first fully electrified container terminal online — signals APMT electrification appetite and follow-on phases.

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APM Terminals outlines €156m Barcelona expansion with new large cranes

WebSearch:per-customer · June 4, 2026

At SIL Barcelona, APM Terminals detailed a Port of Barcelona investment plan exceeding €156m, expanding operational capacity, adding new large cranes and adapting facilities for next-generation vessels.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: funded APMT Barcelona crane and capacity programme — direct fit for crane electrification and shore-power scope at a key customer.

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APM Terminals MedPort Tangier completes 2m TEU expansion to 5.2m TEU

WebSearch:per-customer · June 3, 2026

APM Terminals MedPort Tangier completed its 2m TEU expansion, lifting capacity to 5.2m TEU and extending the berth to two kilometres at a terminal already equipped with automated mooring and shore power.

Why it matters for P&M: MedPort Tangier is a MoorMaster reference beachhead — its expansion deepens the account anchoring the wider APMT push.

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TOC Europe 2026: day 2 recap

WorldCargoNews · May 20, 2026

TOC Europe 2026 wrapped its second day with a packed conference agenda on container-terminal challenges and opportunities. Coverage threads APM Terminals' Kempower deal, Westwell's AI logistics push and Konecranes' new lift truck platform.

Why it matters for P&M: TOC Europe is our annual industry barometer — recap covers competitor and customer announcements across the charging and crane scope.

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TOC Europe 2026: APM Terminals inks charging deal with Kempower

WorldCargoNews · May 20, 2026

APM Terminals has signed an agreement with Kempower covering deployment of DC fast-charging infrastructure across APM's global network as the operator expands battery-electric equipment adoption.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: APMT going global on battery-electric equipment — site-by-site rollout opens adjacent shore-power and plug-in scope across the network.

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ICTSI Challenges Costa Rica's Port Concession Awarded to Maersk and Hapag

The Maritime Executive · May 15, 2026

International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) has filed a formal challenge against the Costa Rican government's award of a new Pacific-coast container terminal concession to a consortium of Maersk (APM Terminals) and Hapag-Lloyd. ICTSI argues procedural and competitive grounds; the award itself stands pending the challenge.

Why it matters for P&M: Three named global customers — ICTSI, APM Terminals and Hapag-Lloyd — on opposite sides of a greenfield container concession in Central America. Whichever party prevails sets the design and procurement template for the new terminal (crane fleet, electrification, shore-power readiness). The APMT side fits the 'Other priority targets — APMT hub terminals globally' thesis in entities.md; relationship-mapping on both sides now is more useful than picking a winner.

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APM Terminals pledges $600m investment for Nigeria, focused on Apapa Port modernisation

WebSearch:per-customer · May 14, 2026

APM Terminals announced a fresh $600m commitment to Nigeria at a bilateral with President Tinubu on the sidelines of the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali (14 May). The investment targets Apapa Port modernisation, logistics infrastructure expansion, and long-term private-sector participation in Nigeria's maritime sector.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: Named global customer commits major West Africa capex; engage on crane and shore-power scope before integrator selection.

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ICTSI pushes review of Costa Rica port deal won by Maersk-Hapag Lloyd consortium

Splash247 · May 14, 2026

Costa Rica's Office of the Comptroller General has admitted ICTSI's appeal against the Puerto Caldera concession granted to the Maersk–Hapag-Lloyd consortium, opening a formal review of the award process. The dispute could re-open the bidding for, or otherwise reshape who runs, Costa Rica's main Pacific container gateway.

Why is this an opportunity for P&M: Two named entities from entities.md (ICTSI as customer, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd as customer shipping lines) contesting a Pacific-coast Latin American container gateway — pre-tender stage if the concession reopens. Crane procurement and electrification scope, plus shore-power infrastructure for a modernised terminal, would be addressable. Sales angle: track which side prevails and engage early on either party's modernisation roadmap; ICTSI's track record at Manzanillo and APMT-anchored operators' history in the corridor are both relevant.

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Maersk Keeping Strait of Hormuz Transits Suspended as Ceasefire Confidence Wavers

gCaptain · May 12, 2026

Maersk confirmed it is continuing to avoid the Strait of Hormuz given fragile ceasefire conditions, extending what is now a multi-week diversion regime for one of the largest container carriers.

Why it matters for P&M: A sustained Maersk diversion accelerates the case for alternative Gulf hub strategies and tilts capex toward red-sea/Mediterranean and East-African nodes — where Cavotec has incumbent positions (APMT Tangier MedPort, broader APMT hub footprint).

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APMT Japan signs 20-year PPA for Yokohama operations

WorldCargo News · May 12, 2026

APM Terminals Japan has signed a 20-year power purchase agreement covering its Yokohama operations — a long-duration green-power commitment that underwrites the electrification trajectory of an APMT hub. [Decarbonization milestones]

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APM Terminals + Hateco sign $1.7bn Lien Chieu Container Port partnership in Da Nang, Vietnam

Cyprus Shipping News · May 7, 2026

APM Terminals and Hateco Group signed an agreement with Da Nang City to develop, build and operate Lien Chieu Container Port. Total investment is estimated >$1.7bn for a >5.7m TEU terminal; Berths 1–2 first, with Berths 3–8 in later phases.

Why it matters for P&M: A new APMT greenfield hub at Vietnam scale. APMT hub terminals globally are treated as an extension of the Tangier MedPort MoorMaster beachhead; greenfield phase 1 is the right inflection point to position both MoorMaster and crane electrification. Engage at masterplan / equipment-spec phase.

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Tema (Ghana) — MPS receives 3 STS cranes, completing latest equipment phase

WorldCargoNews · May 7, 2026

Meridian Port Services (MPS — Ghana Ports/APMT/Africa Global Logistics JV) took delivery of three STS cranes at the Port of Tema, completing the latest phase of the terminal's equipment roll-out.

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APM Terminals Apapa proposes $600m additional investment in Nigerian maritime sector

dmarketforces.com · May 7, 2026

APM Terminals Apapa formally submitted a $600m additional-investment proposal to the Nigerian Shippers' Council during its Apapa terminal visit. APMT positions Apapa as the main container gateway in Lagos.

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APM Terminals CEO confirms automation plans for North Sea Terminal Bremerhaven (NTB)

WorldCargoNews · May 1, 2026

APM Terminals CEO Vincent Clerc confirmed plans to implement automation at NTB Bremerhaven to lower the terminal’s breakeven, as part of the €1bn NTB/Eurogate modernisation targeting a capacity increase from 3 to 4M TEU annually. New cranes and yard equipment form the core of the equipment replacement programme, targeting zero-GHG operations.

Why it matters for P&M: APM Terminals is a key incumbent customer and Bremerhaven is Europe’s largest container port. The €1bn equipment modernisation puts substantial crane electrification scope on the table in the medium term — worth engaging on the equipment specification now, ahead of formal tendering.

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APM Terminals + Hateco sign $1.7bn agreement for Lien Chieu Container Port, Da Nang (5.7m TEU)

APM Terminals · April 25, 2026

APMT and Vietnam's Hateco Group signed an agreement with Da Nang City to develop, build and operate the new Lien Chieu Container Port — investment over $1.7bn, target capacity 5.7m TEU/yr. Greenfield deep-water terminal anchored by an APMT operator and a Vietnamese partner.

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