Asian Terminal Inc (ATI), the second-largest terminal operator in the Philippines, has confirmed that it will spend US$14.9 million to further develop its Manila South Harbour holdings, Thai News Service reported.
ATI said the improvements would include acquisition of modern cargo-moving equipment and expansion of more than one hectare of its Manila South Harbour terminal.
South Harbour, which has an annual capacity of 820,000 TEUs, occupies about 27 hectares of the Port of Manila.
ATI's Manila South Harbour facility consists of two finger-type piers with a total of seven berths equipped with seven high-capacity ship-to-shore gantry cranes.
The container yards are equipped with 19 rubber-tired gantry cranes, three-reach stackers, one top loader and nine side loaders, with designated storage areas for refrigerated and dangerous cargo.
ATI said the improvements would include acquisition of modern cargo-moving equipment and expansion of more than one hectare of its Manila South Harbour terminal.
South Harbour, which has an annual capacity of 820,000 TEUs, occupies about 27 hectares of the Port of Manila.
ATI's Manila South Harbour facility consists of two finger-type piers with a total of seven berths equipped with seven high-capacity ship-to-shore gantry cranes.
The container yards are equipped with 19 rubber-tired gantry cranes, three-reach stackers, one top loader and nine side loaders, with designated storage areas for refrigerated and dangerous cargo.