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China Cosco Shipping Ports has invested €53m in APM Terminals’ Vado operation in return for a 40% stake, as merger and acquisition activity in the container terminal sector heats up.
The deal represents one of two Chinese investments in the Italian port, as APM Terminals announced that Hong Kong-based Qingdao Port International Development had purchased a 9.9% stake in the company.
The agreements include interests in both the reefer terminal – the largest refrigerated cargo facility in the Mediterranean – and the 800,000 teu deepwater facility under construction.
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