Hapag-Lloyd announced on the 8th that Hanseatic Global Terminals and AGUNSA have completed the recapitalization of the operating entity of Florida International Terminal(FIT). With the completion of this transaction, Hanseatic Global Terminals has become the sole shareholder of FIT. The transaction also aligns with AGUNSA's strategic focus on optimizing its investment portfolio and exiting minority shareholdings.

FIT is strategically located at Port Everglades in South Florida, serving one of the world's largest consumer markets. The terminal specializes in container and general cargo handling and offers direct access to major highways and rail networks, ensuring efficient inland and intermodal connectivity and convenient links to regional hinterlands.

As previously reported, Hanseatic Global Terminals became the wholly owning entity of FIT in January of this year.

Hanseatic Global Terminals, established in 2023, is an independent entity under the Hapag-Lloyd Group. It currently manages a portfolio of 21 port terminals and associated logistics services across 11 countries on five continents, with plans to expand its investment footprint to over 30 terminals by 2030.

Its operations span several key regions, including port terminals and related logistics services in Latin America and Florida, USA, operated by Hansa Global Terminals Latin America. In the burgeoning Indian market, HGT operates through the container terminal, container yard, and rail businesses under J Baxi, India's largest integrated terminal and logistics provider. Furthermore, HGT's presence at strategic European hubs in Germany, France, and the Mediterranean further strengthens its global network, enabling it to deliver seamless and efficient logistics and supply chain solutions to customers worldwide.