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European maritime and intermodal logistics investments
Overview
Recent developments show significant capital investments in European logistics infrastructure. In Croatia, Delta Logistika has commenced a revitalization project at the Port of Gaženica in Zadar following the termination of a previous contract with a Chinese concessionaire. The company has already invested over seven million euros into site cleaning, infrastructure upgrades, and new machinery, with a total commitment of approximately 30.4 million euros planned over the first seven years of its 30-year concession.
In Italy, Sdag Spa announced a 31.5 million euro investment plan for the Gorizia Interporto covering the 2027–2031 period. This program focuses on enhancing real estate assets, security, ecological transition, and agri-food logistics. A key element involves developing the Lunetta railway to improve freight connectivity between the Port of Trieste and the Slovenian market, aiming to integrate the hub into the European Ten-T transport network.
Entities
Laura Fasiolo · Delta Logistika · Ivan Čermak · Friuli Venezia Giulia · Ante Gotovina
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesGorizia Interporto Sdag announces 31.5 million euro investment plan
Sdag Spa has launched a 31.5 million euro investment plan for the Gorizia Interporto for 2027-2031, focusing on railway intermodality, real estate, and agri-food logistics to boost cross-border trade.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesDelta Logistika invests millions in Port of Gaženica
Delta Logistika has invested over seven million euros into the Port of Gaženica, committing to a total of 30.4 million euros in infrastructure upgrades over the next seven years.
Sources
ameve.eu · bodulija.net · ilnordestquotidiano.it · nordest24.it · vijesti.hrt.hr · zagorje.com