- GES acquired the Amsterdam terminal in 2016.
- The terminal's capacity is now 300,000 m³ for gasoline, clean petroleum products, and biofuels.
- Bluewater and White Deer were key investors in the terminal's development.
- The financial terms of the divestment are undisclosed.
Divestment Overview
GES has divested its Amsterdam terminal as part of its portfolio optimization strategy. The terminal, acquired in 2016, has undergone significant development under GES's ownership.
Expansion Projects
During its ownership, GES completed two major expansion projects at the terminal. These included the addition of new storage tanks and the construction of a rail link, enhancing the terminal's operational capabilities.
Current Capacity
The terminal now offers approximately 300,000 m³ of storage capacity. It is equipped to handle gasoline, clean petroleum products, and biofuels, positioning it for continued growth and long-term operation.
Investment Partners
Bluewater and White Deer played a significant role as investors, supporting the strategic development and success of the terminal throughout GES's ownership period.
Strategic Focus
This divestment aligns with GES's broader investment strategy, which emphasizes the development of its global portfolio. The company is particularly focused on expanding its flagship terminal in Port Klang, Malaysia.
Financial Details
The financial terms of the transaction remain undisclosed, reflecting standard industry practice for such deals.
