Hapag-Lloyd has confirmed it has taken a 30% stake in Germany’s JadeWeserPort at Wilhelmshaven and a 50% share in the port’s rail terminal.
German-based terminal operator Eurogate won the concession to operate JadeWeserPort in 2006, in partnership with Maersk’s APM Terminals, which took a 30% stake. Unconfirmed reports suggest Eurogate retains its 70% share in the port and rail terminal, which suggests Hapag-Lloyd has acquired Maersk’s stake.
Originally mooted in 2001, JadeWeserPort …
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