CMA CGM has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire a 20% stake in Eurogate’s Container Terminal Hamburg. It is the third carrier, in chronological order, to invest in one of the German port’s terminals, after MSC and COSCO.
The transaction is expected to be authorized in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
“I am pleased to announce this new partnership with Eurogate, which marks an important step in the development of Hamburg Port and supports its ambition to remain a major gateway for European trade,” said CMA CGM Chairman and CEO Rodolphe Saadé.
“Through our participation, we will help enhance the terminal’s capacity, strengthen its rail connections, and support its move towards more sustainable operations. This reflects our confidence in Germany’s long-term competitiveness and our commitment to contributing to resilient and efficient supply chains in Europe,”
CTH terminal, also used by CMA CGM for the Asia-Europe FAL3 (NEU5) service, has a capacity of approximately 4 million TEUs.
Translation by Giles Foster
