Published 21 days ago • Brazil • Updated 20 days ago

T12 Engineering expands presence in Brazil

Summary by GlasgowWorld

T12 Engineering has strengthened its international footprint after securing a significant three-year framework agreement in Brazil with an independent oil and gas operator.

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porttechnology.org

DP World, Maersk to expand maritime services in Brazil

DP World has announced a long-term strategic partnership with Maersk to enhance marine services at its port in Santos, Brazil.

20 days ago

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Maritime Reporter

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maritimeprofessional.com

DP World and Maersk Agree to Expand Maritime Services in Brazil

Dubai-based ports and logistics firm DP World and shipping giant Maersk have signed a long-term agreement to boost container-handling capacity and increase weekly vessel calls to support Brazil’s growing trade demands.DP World operates one of…

20 days ago

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GlasgowWorld

T12 Engineering expands presence in Brazil

T12 Engineering has strengthened its international footprint after securing a significant three-year framework agreement in Brazil with an independent oil and gas operator.

20 days ago

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seatrade-maritime.com

DP World to expand Santos terminal following Maersk deal

DP World and Maersk have signed an eight-year-long agreement that will see both new services from the shipping line and expansion of the Brazilian terminal.

20 days ago

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The Maritime Executive

DP World to Expand Port of Santos Capacity Linked to Deal with Maersk

DP World signed a long-term strategic agreement with Maersk as part of its plans to expand maritime services at its terminal in the Port of Santos, Brazil. DP World operates one of Brazil’s largest private terminals at the Port of Santos and plans to increase capacity by 50 percent to support Maersk’s growth in Latin America. Under the terms of the eight-year agreement, Maersk will introduce additional long-term services and maintain a minimum s…

21 days ago

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