Nieuwe Haven terminal, which handles origin and destination cargo for Suriname, currently has a container throughput capacity in excess of 100,000 teu per year, with the potential to double its capacity to meet demand as growth in the local economy, together with improved road links into French Guiana and off-shore oil exploration are set to increase trade volumes in the future.
In April last year IPS was awarded a 15 year concession, with an option to extend for a further 15 years, to manage and operate its terminal within Nieuwe Haven. IPS is the largest terminal operator at the port.
DP World will have a management services agreement for both terminals. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of 2011. The price was not disclosed.
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