Chinese companies buy into Kaohsiung

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Cosco Pacific, China Merchants Holdings International (CMHI) and China Shipping Terminal Development (CSTD) will pay US$135M to take a 30% stake in Kaohsiung’s Kao Ming Container Terminal (KMCT).

Owned and operated by Taiwan’s Yang Ming Marine Transport, KMTC began operations in 2011 and can accommodate two 14,000 TEU ships at a time. With a quay of 960m with a depth alongside of 16.5m, nominal handling capacity is 1.4M TEU/year.

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Cosco Pacific, China Merchants Holdings International (CMHI) and China Shipping Terminal Development (CSTD) will pay US$135M to take a 30% stake in Kaohsiung’s Kao Ming Container Terminal (KMCT).

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