APM Terminals sees potential in major Greek port
The second largest port in Greece, Thessaloniki, is attracting interest from a total of eight companies after Chinese Cosco has seized the country's biggest port in Piraeus.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The second largest container port in Greece, Thessaloniki, is part of the Greek government’s privatization plan for the country’s ports, which APM Terminals has shown an interest in and has been invited to bid on.
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