Hong Kong’s China Merchants Holdings (Intl) Company has acquired a 50% stake in Thesar Maritime Ltd (TML), which owns a 35-year concession plus 10-year extension to develop and operate the Lome Container Terminal in Togo.
Once completed the container terminal will have four berths along a 1,050-m deepwater quay backed with a 53-ha yard and a design capacity of 2.2 million TEUs annually.
The other half of the company is held by a member of the Terminal Investment Limited (TIL) which operates 24 terminals internationally.
Hong Kong’s China Merchants Holdings (Intl) Company has acquired a 50% stake in Thesar Maritime Ltd (TML), which owns a 35-year concession plus 10-year extension to develop and operate the Lome Container Terminal in Togo.
Once completed the container terminal will have four berths along a 1,050-m deepwater quay backed with a 53-ha yard and a design capacity of 2.2 million TEUs annually.
The other half of the company is held by a member of the Terminal Investment Limited (TIL) which operates 24 terminals internationally.
The new container terminal is being positioned as a regional hub. Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has signed a terminal service agreement to use the facility for 15 years as from the start of operations.
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