Dubai Ports World said it signed a 40-year lease deal with the Port of Brisbane and is looking to invest A$250 million ($239.5 million) in the port in response to market demand. Under the deal, DP World will lease a container-only terminal for an initial 20-year term, with a 20-year option, Port of Brisbane chief executive Jeff Coleman said in a statement. DP World currently leases three container terminals at the port, it said.
"DP World is looking at investing around A$250 million at Fisherman Islands over time to expand and to re-engineer the terminal in response to market demand," DP World chief executive Mohammad Sharaf said in the statement.
However, the port operator did not give a timeframe for the investment.
"DP World is looking at investing around A$250 million at Fisherman Islands over time to expand and to re-engineer the terminal in response to market demand," DP World chief executive Mohammad Sharaf said in the statement.
However, the port operator did not give a timeframe for the investment.
