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China Merchants shareholders agree take 50pc of Oz coal port
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SHAREHOLDERS of # (CMPort) agreed at a meeting in Shenzhen to buy a 50 per cent share of Australia's Port of Newcastle, reports Xinhua.
The purchase of the Port of Newcastle, the largest port on Australia's east coast and world's largest coal export port, will cost A$607.5 million (US$468 million), according to the shareholders' meeting.
CMPort said adding Newcastle to its portfolio of global ports would create potential synergies and bring long-term financial returns for the company.
CMPort is a Chinese port developer, investor and operator with a total throughput of 100 million TEU in 2017. It has a port network portfolio spanning five continents, 17 countries and regions and 32 ports.
The purchase of the Port of Newcastle, the largest port on Australia's east coast and world's largest coal export port, will cost A$607.5 million (US$468 million), according to the shareholders' meeting.
CMPort said adding Newcastle to its portfolio of global ports would create potential synergies and bring long-term financial returns for the company.
CMPort is a Chinese port developer, investor and operator with a total throughput of 100 million TEU in 2017. It has a port network portfolio spanning five continents, 17 countries and regions and 32 ports.