A.P. Moller Capital, infrastructure investment vehicle of the Danish Møller family of shipowners, has signed a binding agreement to acquire a majority stake in the Belgian terminal operator Euroports. The operation will involve the exit from the share capital of the Luxembourg company R-Logitech, which already two years ago had demonstrated the intention to sell its entire shareholding (inforMARE of 26 June 2024). A.P. Moller Capital and Euroports have in fact announced that, upon completion of the acquisition, the remaining portion of the of the capital will continue to be held by the Belgian Participatie Maatschappij Vlaanderen (PMV) and Société fédérale de participations et d'investissement - Federal participatie -en investeringsmaatschappij (SFPI-FPIM). The infrastructure fund management company A.P. Moller Capital specified that it will acquire the stake in Euroports through a separately managed fund.

Euroports, which employs about three thousand people, operates over 50 port and inland terminals with about 40 kilometers of docks in ten European countries and China handling over 70 million tons of forest products per year, Steel & Metals, Sugar, Fertilizers & Minerals, Agribulk, liquids, fruit and vegetables, project cargo, ro-ro and containers. In addition, the Belgian company operates the Manuport freight forwarding house Logistics (MPL). In Italy, Euroports is present mainly through terminal terminal company Terminal Rimuse Venezia operating a bulk terminal in Porto Marghera through a concession contract whose duration last year has been extended by 25 years ( of 21 March 2025). Among the acquisitions recently made by the Euroports group, the latest concerns the management of the Greek port of Kavala ( of 5 February 2025).