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ICTSI announces new investments for the Adriatic Gate Container Terminal
Within half 2013 a new dock of 320 linear meters will be realized
May 23, 2012
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has announced new investments in the Brajdica Container Terminal, the terminal for containers of the port of Rijeka that the terminalista group Philippine work through the branch Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT) of which it stops 51% of the capital stock and that it has begun to manage 2011 in April ( on 7 March 2011).
Last year the investments of the Asian group in the Croatian terminal are piled to 23 million kuna (three million euro). This year ICTSI previews to invest ulterior 133 million kuna and in the 2013 other 88 million.
Currently the Croatian terminal covers an area of 13,9 hectares that will go up to 16,8 hectares in 2013. The system has a dock of 518 linear meters with backdrop that last year is deepened by -10,7 to -11,6 meters. Within the month of june of the next year the terminal will be equipped of another dock of 320 linear meters with -14,5 backdrop meters.
Between the initiatives of potenziamento of the adriatic terminal there is also the means acquisition new of raising: AGCT has ordered to two crane of dock post-Panamax, eight crane to portal on rubber and two crane to portal on track to Chinese ZPMC. Currently the terminal is equipped of two crane of dock, of seven reach stackers, nine tractors and other means of handling.
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International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) has announced new investments in the Brajdica Container Terminal, the terminal for containers of the port of Rijeka that the terminalista group Philippine work through the branch Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT) of which it stops 51% of the capital stock and that it has begun to manage 2011 in April 
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
