06/03/2023at 11:08

DP World to invest USD 35m in Brazilian port

The Arab port company will spend USD 35m to modernize and expand the Port of Santos in Brazil during 2023.

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Emirati DP World plans on investing an additional USD 35m in the big Brazilian Port of Santos. The investment is to take place in 2023 and will have the effect of modernizing and expanding DP World’s facilities at the port, the company writes in a press release.

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