Port Qasim: Coal, Clinker & Cement Terminal (Construction)

Port Qasim: Coal, Clinker & Cement Terminal (PPP)

Locations

Pakistan

Type

Seaport

Status

Under Construction

Total Reported Cost

285.0 million USD

Initiatives

Belt and Road

Start Date

Nov. 06 2010

Start of Construction

—

Planned Completion Date

2020

Contractors

Consultants

Implementers

Pakistan International Bulk Terminal

Operators

Pakistan International Bulk Terminal

Funders

Source(s)	Amount
OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID)	None
International Finance Corporation (IFC) (World Bank)	None

Description

Port Qasim, Pakistan's second busiest port, is a deep seaport located in Karachi. On November 6, 2010, Port Qasim Authority signed an Implementation Agreement with Pakistan International Bulk Terminal for the construction of a dedicated Coal, Clinker & Cement Terminal. The container will have an annual handling capacity of 8 million tonnes and a storage capacity of 0.9 million tons. It will be the country's first dedicated dirty bulk cargo handling facility upon completion.

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