Maersk Looks to Ride Vietnam’s Container Wave: Supply Lines

Maersk and Vietnamese conglomerate Hateco expect to start construction of a new port project in Hanoi as early as July with investment of about $98 million, according to information from the Vietnamese company, which has interests spanning real estate, logistics, ports and infrastructure.

The Giang Bien inland terminal is a planned port and logistics hub in Hanoi that will support freight transport for nearby industrial zones and strengthen links to the Lach Huyen port complex in Haiphong.

Hateco Haiphong International Container Terminal.

Source: Hateco Group

The project will be developed over a 239,000-square-meter site in two phases, comprising six berths for general cargo and container vessels, along ...