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It is of 80% the quota APM Terminals in Prunes Sea Port Corporation
Previewed an investment of 100 million dollars in the arc of next the five years in the Georgian port
April 19, 2011
Terminalista society APM Terminals, that it takes part of shipowning group A.P. Møller-Mærsk, has confirmed own investment in the Georgian port of Prunes where RAKIJA has become partner of Middle Eastern Ras Al Khaimah Investment Authority () ( on 5 April 2011). APM Terminals has announced that with the investment such quota from the RAKIJA has obtained 80% of the capital of Prunes Sea Port acquiring.
"The region of the Black Sea, with its force qualified and industrious job and its mining resources - and in charge of the new terminals of APM Terminals has declared senior vice-president, Peder Sondergaard - has remarkable a potential one. With the fast economic increase the importers and the exporter of the region will need of harbour infrastructures of elevated quality and therefore this is a market in which we have a great interest. With our pocketbook of harbour activities of world-wide level and development in all the markets we consider of being able to bring much value so that It prunes Sea Port increases the activity".
Sondergaard has said that APM Terminals previews to invest 100 million dollars in the arc of next the five years in the port of Prunes. Last year the Georgian port is scaled by 1.557 ships for a traffic of 1,1 million tons of liquid bulk, of 3,8 million tons of solid bulk, 23.000 motor vehicles and 210.000 container teu.
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