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A. P. Moller Capital port infrastructure acquisitions

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A. P. Moller Capital has engaged in a series of strategic acquisitions to expand its presence in the maritime and port logistics sectors. In late September 2026, the firm signed a binding agreement to acquire a 53.35% majority stake in Thaumas N.V., the parent company of Euroports Group. This deal involves purchasing shares from R-Logitech S.A. and Belgian investors SFPIM and PMV. Euroports Group operates over 50 deep-sea and inland terminals across Europe and China. The transaction, which is subject to regulatory approvals, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027. By In mid-October 2026, ~~A. P. Moller Capital~~ the firm announced ~~it would~~ an agreement to acquire 100% of Singapore-based Portek International from the Japanese trading company Mitsui & Co. through its Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund II. While financial terms were not disclosed, the acquisition includes Portek’s port engineering, operations, and maintenance services. Portek ~~operates~~ manages seven ~~port~~ terminals across Algeria, Gabon, Indonesia, Latvia, Malta, and ~~Vietnam.~~ Vietnam, employing approximately 1,400 people. The ~~firm~~ company handles an annual volume of roughly 700,000 containers, 7 million tonnes of bulk cargo, and 90,000 vehicles. A. P. Moller Capital intends to ~~work~~ apply an active ownership strategy to Portek, working with local teams to ~~improve~~ enhance operational performance, governance, safety, and environmental initiatives, ~~including~~ specifically focusing on emissions reduction. The deal remains subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.

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