Hapag-Lloyd’s fully-owned subsidiary HHLA Global Terminals (HGT) has reached an with Grupo Empresas Navieras (GEN), through its related company Agunsa Universales S.A., (AGUNSA USA), on capital structure of Florida International Terminal (FIT).
As a subsidiary of GEN, Agunsa Universales S.A. (AGUNSA USA) GEN’s terminal, port logistics, and towage operations. Upon completion of the transaction, HHLA Global Terminals will become the sole owner of Florida International Terminal
Florida International Terminal is strategically located in Port Everglades, South Florida, serving one of the world’s largest consumer markets. The terminal specializes in the of containerized and breakbulk cargo and is directly connected to major road and rail networks, ensuring efficient and convenient inland and intermodal transport and access to the region’s in hinterland.
HHLA Global Terminals, a fully-owned subsidiary of Hapag-Lloyd, was established in 2023 focuses on terminal and infrastructure business. HHLA Global Terminals manages a portfolio of stakes in 21 terminals in 11 countries and on five continents (including one under) and provides a complementary logistics service, with plans to extend its equity to more than 30 terminals by 2030. Its areas of activity encompass key regions operating ports and terminals in Latin America and in Florida, USA, through HHLA Global Terminals Latin America and providing related logistics services; in the booming Indian market, through the terminals, warehouses, and rail business of J M Baxi, the country’s largest integrated terminal and logistics provider. In addition, the presence of HHLA Globalinals in strategic hubs in Europe, such as Germany, France, and the Mediterranean, enhances its global network, enabling it to provide seamless, efficient logistics and supply chain solutions for customers.

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