(Bloomberg) -- China Merchants Holdings
(International) Co., the owner of stakes in the country's five
largest container ports, may invest in more dry-bulk terminals
because of surging Chinese imports of iron ore and coal.
``We are studying China's long-term needs for resources and
minerals to see if there is a shortage of bulk terminals,''
Chairman Fu Yuning, 50, said in a June 22 interview in Hong Kong.
The company is also planning to invest in more container
terminals both in China and overseas.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
(International) Co., the owner of stakes in the country's five
largest container ports, may invest in more dry-bulk terminals
because of surging Chinese imports of iron ore and coal.
``We are studying China's long-term needs for resources and
minerals to see if there is a shortage of bulk terminals,''
Chairman Fu Yuning, 50, said in a June 22 interview in Hong Kong.
The company is also planning to invest in more container
terminals both in China and overseas.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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