
In the past few months and somewhat under the radar, the large Turkish industrial conglomerate Yildirim Holding has entered significant agreements with two Nordic ports - namely a contract with Oslo Containerterminal, where Yildirim has secured a 20-year operator concession, and Gävle, north of Stockholm, where Yildrim has acquired an 80 percent stake.
But these two deals with Nordic ports merely represent two in a long line of operator or acquisition contracts that Yildirim Holding's port company Yilport is already in the process of completing. And the company has great ambitions.
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