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21 October 2026

Dongwon plans automation expansion at Busan New Port

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Dongwon plans automation expansion at Busan New Port

Dongwon Global Terminal Busan plans to expand its automated container-handling infrastructure at Busan New Port under an investment agreement signed with regional authorities. The company signed the Memorandum of Understanding with the Busan-Jinhae Free Economic Zone Authority, South Gyeongsang Province and Changwon City during an investment event held in Seoul on 20 October 2026. Under the agreement, Dongwon Global Terminal Busan plans to invest approximately KRW200 billion by 2028 in the West Container Terminal area of Busan New Port. Automated equipment and operating systems The investment will cover additional automated guided vehicles, container-handling equipment and advanced terminal operating systems. Dongwon Global Terminal Busan expects the expansion to strengthen the smart port capabilities of Busan New Port and create 88 new jobs.

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