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APM Terminals Maasvlakte II has officially launched its terminal expansion, marking a major step in the development of one of the most modern container terminals in the world. The expansion, carried out in close cooperation with the Port of Rotterdam and the CareGo consortium, will double the terminal’s capacity, making it not only the largest, but also the most efficient and sustainable APM Terminals automated terminal in Europe.

According to the preliminary financial results for 2024, the Port of Tallinn’s revenue was EUR 120 million, up 2.5% year-on-year. Adjusted EBITDA increased by 8% to EUR 53 million, while net profit increased by 21% to EUR 19 million. Chairman of the Management Board Valdo Kalm noted that the success was due to the growth in cargo turnover and passenger traffic, as well as investments in the development of port infrastructure.

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges is taking the next step in expanding the Maritime Logistics Zone in Zeebrugge by offering investors 8.5 hectares of strategically located land. Under the motto “Grow your project at the gates of Europe”, the port has launched a tender for national and international companies involved in the distribution and logistics of perishable and fast-moving goods.

The Port of Klaipeda continues to implement its strategy to become a leading hub for port services, maritime industry and green energy. Over the next four years, the port administration will allocate 308 million euros for infrastructure modernization, business development and environmentally friendly technologies. Key projects include the creation of wind energy infrastructure on the Smelte Peninsula, the construction of the largest green hydrogen production station in the Baltics, and the development of a new 100-hectare area in the southern part of the port.