
During several years leading up to the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008, the prices on port and terminal businesses reached an exceptionally high and artificial level, to such a degree that it approached an actual price bubble, says Drewry, a leading analyst in shipping and port operations, to ShippingWatch.
According to Neil Davidson, senior advisor on ports at Drewry, the pricing of the international terminal and port businesses are returning to normal.
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