Pecém’s APM (APMT) terminals, located in Ceará, Brazil, in the first half of 2025, 325,478 TEU – an increase of 38 percent from 235148 Teu in the same period last year.
This growth also indicates broader economic trends, as Ceará Industrial returns increased by 9.2 percent In Q1 2025, according to the Brazilian industrial review (PIM/IBGE).
The terminal supports and facilitates the local production chain International Trade GrowthEspecially through it Direct marine route to AsiaHuman
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“These columns are essential to meet the demand for increased and enhance logistics prospects in the northeast region and connect Brazil to the world via a new marine route to Asia,” said Daniel Rose, CEO of APM Terminals Supe and Pecém.
The total power of the port He also got up 6.67 million tons In H1 2025, a 12.4 percent increase Compared to the same period in 2024.
APMT has guaranteed 15 -year -old extension Its operational license in Beijing PortValid up to 2049Human
The terminal operator also confirmed Investment Plan 200 Million BRL ($ 36 Million)Focused on RenovationWith Capacity growthVat Reducing greenhouse gas emissionsHuman
Expanding the terminal to complete by 2029Including new construction 350m dockThat the docks from 600 to 800 m linearHuman
Upon completion, the terminal’s annual control capacity is expected to increase 650,000 to 850,000 TeuAccording to Rose.
Last month, Rina provided a World Bank -sponsored contract to conduct water assessment of Brazilian low -carbon industrial transfer at the Pecém Industrial Complex and Port in Ceará.
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