Who owns APMT?: AP Moller Maersk Terminals is 100% owned by parent company AP Moller-Maersk which is the biggest company operating in the maritime sector.
Where does APMT operate?: APMT operates 50 terminals in 34 countries including Holland, China, Morocco, India and parts of North America.
For every 100 containers that are moved globally, 12 go through an APMT terminal.
Profit: APMT made an operating profit of USD$ 869 million in 2010, or $36,000 per worker. That was 18% than 2009.
Headquarters location: The Hague, Netherlands
Expansion watch:
APMT has 18 expansion projects in the pipeline with a focus on India, China, Holland.
Costa Rica: APMT has signed a 33 year concession to build and operate a new terminal in Puerto Moin. Peru: APMT has won the concession to operate the Muelle Norte terminal in the port of Callao, next door to DPW Italy: Plans have been announced for APMT to build new container terminals in Monfalcone.
Other info: APMT is unique amongst the 'big 4' GNTs as it doesn’t rely on a major home hub like Dubai, Hong Kong or Singapore, instead it's port operations are evenly spread. It’s a disadvantage because large hubs are generally the most profitable.
In 2010 APM discontinued operations in Oakland and Savannah in the USA, Kaohsiung in Taiwan, Yantian in China, Voltri in Italy and Dunkirk in France.
