DP World has announced a substantial $2.5 billion investment aimed at enhancing its global logistics network by 2025. This initiative includes significant infrastructure projects across India, Africa, South America, and Europe, in response to the rising demand for resilient supply chain solutions. The investment will focus on four major projects designed to bolster port capacity and multimodal connectivity, reinforcing the company’s commitment to global trade despite macroeconomic challenges.
In India, construction is in progress for a $510 million terminal at Tuna Tekra, featuring a 1.1-kilometre berth with a capacity of 2.19 million TEU, enhancing connections to global markets. In Africa, the deep-sea port at Banana, Democratic Republic of Congo will accommodate 450,000 TEU and improve regional trade logistics. Meanwhile, Senegal’s Ndayane Port will see an investment of $830 million, with a capacity of 1.2 million TEU, establishing itself as a key logistics hub in West Africa.
Further investments include a $140 million expansion at Ecuador’s Port of Posorja and a $1 billion enhancement of the London Gateway logistics hub in the UK. This strategy confirms DP World’s vision of a connected supply chain ecosystem, vital for economic development and trade.
