DCT Gdansk announces three-year expansion plan
Poland’s only deep-water container terminal, DCT Gdansk, has announced plans for further expansion worth PLN 280m (US$76.3m), which will be completed within three years.
DCT Gdansk, which began operations in 2007, will add a further two ship-to-shore (STS) cranes and a further five rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes, as well as additional yard area.
The gate complex will also be fully automated, while rail capacity will be improved by doubling the number of sidings to six, all of which will be extended to 750 m.
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