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DP World signs 15-year lease with Port Botany
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, July 14 - 2009 at 12:02
Global marine terminal operator DP World has signed a new 15-year operating lease extension at Port Botany in Sydney, Australia. The lease agreement is the third significant DP World contract in Australia this year, following the recent 40-year lease renewal at DP World Brisbane and a new 30-year operating lease at Adelaide. The new lease is expected to improve overall port efficiency, and includes specific incentives to improve truck servicing and rail performance, and is expected to significantly ease terminal and road congestion, whilst reducing energy consumption.
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