Peruvian group Andino has reached the final round for a 16-year Barcelona port terminal concession in Spain, competing with Mestre and Boluda.
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Key Facts
—Bidder. Peruvian logistics group Andino (Andino Inversiones Global) has reached the final round to run a multipurpose terminal at the Port of Barcelona, in Spain.
—Concession. The tender covers a roughly 16-year concession at the Príncipe de España (Príncep d’Espanya) wharf, with possible early termination from year 10.
—Rivals. Andino is up against Spain’s Grupo Mestre and Boluda Maritime Terminals; all three technical bids were admitted for evaluation.
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