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APM Terminals’ Strategic Acquisition of Panama’s Railway Reshapes Competition

APM Terminals’ acquisition of the Panama Canal Railway Company (PCRC) marks a strategic move in the Maersk-owned port operator’s efforts to strengthen its competitive position in the Central American logistics and shipping market.

The PCRC takeover creates a more robust “land bridge” solution, allowing APM Terminals (APMT) to offer end-to-end logistics services. The ability to control both port and rail infrastructure reduces reliance on third-party providers, improves operational efficiency, and enhances service reliability for customers.

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