DP World has announced the acquisition of 47,000 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) that are now registered and branded under the company. This strategic move significantly enhances DP World’s cargo capacity, allowing for a more agile response to customer needs. The addition of these containers ensures seamless access to vital container capacity, empowering customers to maintain the flow of goods even during peak demand or unexpected disruptions. By improving control over delivery schedules, DP World minimizes the risk of delays, thereby bolstering the resilience and responsiveness of customers’ supply chains in today’s fast-paced environment.
This acquisition aligns with DP World’s fleet renewal strategy, reinforcing its dedication to providing reliable and efficient equipment. By investing in a younger fleet with lower maintenance needs, the company aims to reduce operating costs and pass those savings on to customers, ensuring consistently high-quality service.
Ganesh Raj, Global Chief Operating Officer of Marine Services at DP World, emphasized, “In today’s increasingly complex and competitive commercial landscape, supply chains are under significant pressure. The addition of 47,000 TEUs to our existing assets will enable our customers to access the capacity they require, assured that their goods will be moved seamlessly from start to finish with a single partner.”
DP World’s owned assets encompass the entire multimodel logistics supply chain, including vessels, ports, terminals, economic zones, warehouse facilities, and specialized cold storage centers, all spanning 78 countries across six continents. In line with its sustainability commitment, the newly acquired containers will be transported using fuel-efficient vessels, trucks, and trains.
Through this strategic expansion of assets and expertise, DP World is focused on streamlining trade flows, lowering costs, and minimizing environmental impact. Central to these efforts is the commitment to customer satisfaction, driven by a desire to simplify processes and leverage technology to enhance trade efficiency.DP World has announced the acquisition of 47,000 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) that are now registered and branded under the company. This strategic move significantly enhances DP World’s cargo capacity, allowing for a more agile response to customer needs. The addition of these containers ensures seamless access to vital container capacity, empowering customers to maintain the flow of goods even during peak demand or unexpected disruptions. By improving control over delivery schedules, DP World minimizes the risk of delays, thereby bolstering the resilience and responsiveness of customers’ supply chains in today’s fast-paced environment.
This acquisition aligns with DP World’s fleet renewal strategy, reinforcing its dedication to providing reliable and efficient equipment. By investing in a younger fleet with lower maintenance needs, the company aims to reduce operating costs and pass those savings on to customers, ensuring consistently high-quality service.
Ganesh Raj, Global Chief Operating Officer of Marine Services at DP World, emphasized, “In today’s increasingly complex and competitive commercial landscape, supply chains are under significant pressure. The addition of 47,000 TEUs to our existing assets will enable our customers to access the capacity they require, assured that their goods will be moved seamlessly from start to finish with a single partner.”
DP World’s owned assets encompass the entire multimodal logistics supply chain, including vessels, ports, terminals, economic zones, warehouse facilities, and specialized cold storage centers, all spanning 78 countries across six continents. In line with its sustainability commitment, the newly acquired containers will be transported using fuel-efficient vessels, trucks, and trains.
Through this strategic expansion of assets and expertise, DP World is focused on streamlining trade flows, lowering costs, and minimizing environmental impact. Central to these efforts is the commitment to customer satisfaction, driven by a desire to simplify processes and leverage technology to enhance trade efficiency.
