Liscont to be moved to Santa Apolonia
Lisbon Port Authority (APL) has communicated to its leading deepsea container terminal Liscont that it would like it to vacate its current concession in the Alcantara zone and move to an entirely new site at Santa Apolonia. To build the proposed new terminal would cost an estimated ¢ 200m, although work is not scheduled to start for at least two or three years. In the meantime, Liscont is investing ¢ 11.5m in its existing site as a means of boosting capacity.
Lisbon Port Authority (APL) has communicated to its leading deepsea container terminal Liscont that it would like it to vacate its current concession in the Alcantara zone and move to an entirely new site at Santa Apolonia. To build the proposed new terminal would cost an estimated ¢ 200m, although work is not scheduled to start for at least two or three years. In the meantime, Liscont is investing ¢ 11.5m in its existing site as a means of boosting capacity.