Port of Antwerp invests in Brazilian Port of Açu
The Port of Antwerp plans to invest US$10m in Porto do Açu, a deep sea port which handles oil, gas, dry bulk, containers and other general cargo, in Rio de Janeiro state.
The investment in the privately owned greenfield port complex will be made by the Belgian hub’s subsidiary, the Port of Antwerp International (PAI).
According to the statement from the port authority, PAI chose Açu “because of its strategic location near oil and gas fields and the proximity to Minas Gerais, the gateway to Brazil”.
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