Year of Investment: 2010
In November 2010, GIP agreed to acquire a 26.7% interest in PoB as a joint-leading investor in the Q Port Holdings consortium. The consortium acquired a 99-year lease from the Queensland State Government. PoB is Australia’s third largest diversified port and has a catchment area encompassing Queensland and northern New South Wales. Queensland is Australia’s third largest State by population and size of economy. PoB is a landlord port which promotes the overall port, builds and maintains its wharves, dredges the access channels to maintain navigable access to the port, leases terminals to operators, leasesback up land areas to associated businesses and operates the rail terminal. In FY10, 32 million tons of cargo and 919,000 containers (TEUs) passed through PoB.
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Year of Investment: 2008
ITL owns Argentina’s second largest and most modern container terminal. ITL also operates complementary logistics and warehousing businesses. GIP, through its wholly-owned subsidiary IPH, partnered with PSA International, the world’s largest operator of container terminals, to acquire a majority interest in this world class container port and logistics business.
Year of Investment: 2007
GYP is the principal UK port servicing the Southern North Sea oil and gas industry. Together with general cargo including forest products, agribulk and aggregates, it handles 1.3 million tons per annum. GYP has constructed a new deep water outer harbour at Great Yarmouth which provides enhanced port facilities to cater to larger vessels and a wider range of trades.
