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Gothenburg RoRo Terminal cargo volumes rise 5% after infrastructure upgrades

Gothenburg RoRo Terminal cargo volumes rise 5% after infrastructure upgrades
Sweden’s Gothenburg RoRo Terminal increased cargo volumes handled over its quays by 5% year on year in the first half of 2026 after expanding terminal space, rail capacity and berth infrastructure, according to the Port of Gothenburg. A 144,000-square-metre expansion...
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Australian fund IFM buys 64% of UK port operator ABP in £10bn-plus deal

Australian fund IFM buys 64% of UK port operator ABP in £10bn-plus deal
Australian asset manager IFM Investors has agreed to acquire a 63.88% controlling stake in Associated British Ports, the UK’s largest ports group by tonnage, according to a company statement. The transaction values ABP at more than £10bn ($13.4bn), although the...
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Chinese and Australian ports target low-carbon boxships on green corridor by 2035

Chinese and Australian ports target low-carbon boxships on green corridor by 2035
The ports of Shanghai and Melbourne have moved their China-Australia green shipping corridor into the implementation phase, targeting deployment of low-carbon-fuel container ships on the route by 2035, according to a C40 Cities statement. The Shanghai-Melbourne Green...
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Maersk unit and Vietnam’s Hateco plan four-terminal rail freight network

Maersk unit and Vietnam’s Hateco plan four-terminal rail freight network
A.P. Moller-Maersk’s APM Terminals and Vietnamese conglomerate Hateco Group have signed a non-binding agreement to develop plans for a four-terminal rail freight network in northern Vietnam, according to Vietnam’s Government News. The agreement covers a proposed rail...
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 Only 4% of port-sector respondents can prove earnings gains from AI

 Only 4% of port-sector respondents can prove earnings gains from AI
Artificial intelligence adoption is accelerating across ports and terminals, but only 4% of respondents can demonstrate measurable earnings gains from the technology, according to a new study by Boston Consulting Group and the Terminal Industry Committee 4.0. The...
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