Capacity and throughput of the APM Terminals Quetzal terminal
- Infrastructure and logistics
- Ports, cargo and corridors
- not audited
APM Terminals states an annual capacity of 340,000 TEU and describes the terminal as 'the largest facility between the port of Lázaro Cárdenas (Mexico) and the Panama Canal on the Central American west coast' — a corporate claim still to be verified. According to Soy502, APM handles more than 200,000 TEU a year, close to 60% of EPQ's container operation and around 52% of the country's maritime trade; EPQ's own facilities have a maximum capacity of ~130,000 TEU. The terminal's official draft, quay length and STS cranes were not obtained.
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Figures
- Stated annual capacity, APM Terminals Quetzal
- 340,000 TEU
- TEU handled by APM
- more than 200,000 TEU/year
- APM share of EPQ containers / of national maritime trade
- ~60% / ~52%
- Maximum capacity of EPQ's own facilities
- ~130,000 TEU
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