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20 October 2026

APM Terminals to lose control of Salalah transhipment hub in 2028

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APM Terminals to lose control of Salalah transhipment hub in 2028

APM Terminals is facing the prospect of losing control of the Omani deepsea transhipment hub of Salalah. Salalah Port Service Company announced it had “received formal notification from the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, confirming that the existing concession agreements will not be extended beyond their contractual expiry date of 1 November 2028,” it said in a filing to the Muscat Stock Exchange. It added: “The notification further states that ... The post APM Terminals to lose control of Salalah transhipment hub in 2028 appeared first on The Loadstar .

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