PORT LOGISTIC CASE STUDIES
Case study 1
The problem was a port, too shallow for ocean-going vessels. The local authorities were at that time unable to invest in deepening the port. Interested private parties, under the guidance of Rent-A-Port, are combining their strengths and are now financing the deepening themselves to secure their business, with more competitive vessels.
Case Study 2
Enlarging an existing canal, linking two areas of water, to cater for larger, and thus more productive, ocean-going vessels. Developing industries land and port logistics along that canal.
Case Study 3
A mining company is heavily investing in a new mine and in the necessary railway, linking the new mine with the Ocean.
The local port authorities have the technical knowledge to adapt their (existing) port, but they do not own the financial resources to fund it. The mining company wants an "off balance sheet" solution.
Case study 4
A large developer and real estate company is willing to outsource the logistics of his projects (aggregates, cement, building materials) and has entered in a logistic partnership with Rent-A-Port.
In all the above examples, Rent-A-Port can act as your perfect port partner. It has the experience and skills to handle whatever nature might throw at it.

