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The status recorded for “Altamira BASF Terminal” is active.

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Altamira BASF Terminal

Sector: Seaport • Location: Mexico

Source: World Bank Group

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The US$ 6 million terminal, which has an initial capacity of 15,000 cubic meters and can store 180,000 metric tons of styrene annually, was constructed in 1997 by BASF Mexicana and Compania Mexicana de Terminales (CMT), which is a joint venture between TMM (51%) and Van Ommeren (49%). It brings total storage capacity to 40,000 cbm for chemicals and gases. The terminal supports both companies and c

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The project “Altamira BASF Terminal” is an infrastructure initiative in the Seaport sector, located in Mexico. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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Description	The US$ 6 million terminal, which has an initial capacity of 15,000 cubic meters and can store 180,000 metric tons of styrene annually, was constructed in 1997 by BASF Mexicana and Compania Mexicana de Terminales (CMT), which is a joint venture between TMM (51%) and Van Ommeren (49%). It brings total storage capacity to 40,000 cbm for chemicals and gases. The terminal supports both companies and complements existing ports in Coatzacoalcos, Manzanillo and Veracruz, which have similar facilities. In Dec. 1999, TMM sold its equity stake in the project to Van Ommeren (Royal Vopak). None None
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