Coronel to invest $100m
Chile’s Puerto Coronel is to invest almost $100m in 2013-2014 in expanding existing installations.
The majority of this will go on lengthening the existing container terminal. Work is due to be completed by 2015.
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Buyers GuideChile’s Puerto Coronel is to invest almost $100m in 2013-2014 in expanding existing installations.
The majority of this will go on lengthening the existing container terminal. Work is due to be completed by 2015.
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