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Joint venture of Saigon Port and MSC to carry out a large container terminal in the port of Cai Mep
It will have a capacity of 15 million teu. Expected an investment of more than 850 million
March 28, 2022
Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC), the company formerly known as Vinalines, has proposed to the government in Hanoi a project to set up a new container terminal in the Gan Gio area of the Cai Mep port by a joint venture established by its subsidiary Saigon Port with the shipowners group Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC).
The project provides for an investment of more than 850 million. The new terminal, which will function as an international transshipment hub, will have a 6.8-kilometer line of quays, areas for about 570 hectares, will be able to receive ships of up to 250mila tonnes of gross range and will have a capacity of annual traffic of 15 million teu.
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Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC), the company formerly known as Vinalines, has proposed to the government in Hanoi a project to set up a new container terminal in the Gan Gio area of the Cai Mep port by a joint venture established by its subsidiary Saigon Port with the shipowners group Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC). 
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
