Ensenada Port Privatization
Sector: Government • Location: Mexico
Source: World Bank Group
In March of 1997, the Mexican government awarded the Ensenada port 20-year O&M concession to International Container Terminal Services. The Ensenada port has been primarily used for cruise ship operations. Mexican officials, however, have been marketing it as an alternative to the U.S. ports further north. The concession agreement includes a US$ 725,000 payment for existing equipment on top of $
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Description | In March of 1997, the Mexican government awarded the Ensenada port 20-year O&M concession to International Container Terminal Services. The Ensenada port has been primarily used for cruise ship operations. Mexican officials, however, have been marketing it as an alternative to the U.S. ports further north. The concession agreement includes a US$ 725,000 payment for existing equipment on top of $250,000 at contract signing. The current value of all the payments over the 20 year concession period totals $3.1 million. None None |
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