Northport invests in further container handling capability
New Zealand’s Northport is set to invest NZ$8m (US$5.5m) in infrastructure needed to support the growth of container traffic through the port, forecasting a 15% year-on-year increase container volumes for the current financial year.
In addition to purchasing new container handling equipment and a simulator module to train staff in its operation, the company will be expanding its container storage area and upgrading its lighting to enhance safety during 24-hour operations.
Jon Moore, Northport chief executive, said: “This investment demonstrates pour commitment to growing container traffic through Northport to service the trade needs of both our region and north Auckland.
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