Size matters
Should ports invest in infrastructure to handle bigger ships or stay on the sidelines?
To invest in the infrastructure to handle bigger ships, or to stay on the sidelines, as the “cascade” effect sheds larger vessels down through the trade lanes?
That dilemma is facing port executives as they consider the conundrum of whether major new investment will pay off or they would be safer by avoiding the capex equation and accepting a role as a feeder port.
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