News / SIPG eyes Belt and Road synergies as it buys into Lianyungang Port

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The strategic reorganisation of Yangtze River Delta ports is about to reach a new level.

Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) plans to take a 23.08% stake in Lianyungang Port Group to become its second-largest shareholder.

Lianyungang Port Holdings, controlled by the government of China’s Jiangsu province, is ...

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