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Companies managing harbor terminals in Gdansk and Gdynia plan to spend on development about 1 billion złotych. In Szczecin the investment will reach 100 millions. Container handling in harbours rise to record high.
Container handling in polish sea harbors rise at ca. 30% annually. These are record results on Baltic Sea. On regional scope, annual rise is estimated at about 5%. To fulfill customers' requirements, who want to deliver cargo not only on polish market, but also Russian, Czech and Slovak, terminal operators have to invest in development.
- Growth rate will not be as high, but remain impressive - Maciej Matczak, sea transport expert forecasts.
The biggest money - approx. 900 millions zloty - want to invest Australian DCT Gdansk. Majority ownership holds GIF II fund, managed by Australian fund Macquarie.
Last year, DCT terminal handled 500 000 containers, -This year we will handle 750 000, and next year c.a. 1 million. - Boris Wenzel, DCT Gdansk President says- Firstly we will invest in equipment, among others - shore cranes. This will allow us increase the capacity from 750 000 to 1 million containers per year. We will spend on that about 100 mln zł - Wenzel explains. The new equipment will hit the Gdansk in July.
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