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Every Vessel Hunter story on Concession: 6 stories, from 9 July 2026 to 10 September 2026. Newest: "CMA CGM and RSGT Sign $434m Jeddah Terminal 4 Agreement". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.

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CMA CGM and RSGT Sign $434m Jeddah Terminal 4 Agreement

CMA CGM and Red Sea Gateway Terminal have signed a definitive agreement on Terminal 4 at Jeddah, an SAR 1.6 billion project adding about 2.6 million TEU of annual capacity and ten ship-to-shore cranes.

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APM Terminals Breaks Ground on a $550m Terminal at Chattogram

The 30-year concession adds over 800,000 teu of annual capacity from 2030, with Bangladesh retaining ownership of the asset throughout.

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Dredging, quay wall refurbishment and nine more mobile cranes follow through 2028
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DP World Lands First Cranes Under 30-Year Tartous Concession

DP World has taken delivery of the first cranes at the Port of Tartous under a 30-year concession, the opening step in an investment programme running through 2028.

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Syria Takes Control Of Tartous Berth Previously Used By Russia

Syria has taken control of a 630-metre berth at Tartous that was previously used by Russia, under an agreement announced this month.

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Saudi Terminal Operator Weighs Bid For Cape Town Multipurpose Terminal

A Saudi terminal operator part-owned by the kingdom's sovereign wealth fund is weighing a bid for a multipurpose terminal at the Port of Cape Town, where bids close on 20 November.

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Brazil sends Santos STS10 terminal tender back for policy review

Brazil's transport regulator has handed the STS10 container terminal tender at Santos back to the federal government for policy clarification, delaying one of the region's largest port projects.

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