A.P. Moller-Maersk

Maersk Advances Sustainability and Capacity with Mega Vessel Call in Ghana and Reefer Rail Expansion in India

Maersk achieved numerous milestones during December 2025, such as the historic call of its 17,480 TEU methanol vessel Beijing Maersk at Ghana's Tema Port, launch of new reefer rail services in India, appointment of new North America president, and signalling plans to resume Red Sea transits in response to resilient market conditions across regions. All these achievements reflect Maersk's dedication to sustainability, capacity, and supply chain reliability.

APM Terminals

APM Terminals Accelerates Global Expansion with Bangladesh Greenfield Project and US Gulf Enhancement Initiative

APM Terminals announced in November 2025 substantial infrastructure projects across different regions, including a $550 million greenfield terminal in Bangladesh and a $131 million berth expansion in Mobile Alabama that will help support ongoing capacity expansion.

Red Sea

Maersk Strengthens Regional Operations and Supply Chain Resilience from November-2025

Most recently Maersk introduced changes in the Asia-Pacific and North America with the recruitment of a new managing director for South Asia, the opening of a ground freight hub in Georgia and joining The Customization Group as partners, while also readying themselves to make a return to Suez Canal transits even as they continue to tackle the supply chain challenges that have persisted.

Red Sea

Maersk Signals Major Return to Suez Canal with Strategic Partnership Agreement

A.P. Moller-Maersk and the Suez Canal Authority have signed a partnership deal committing to return container vessels gradually along its route from early December 2025, in a big win following two years of Houthi disruption costing Egypt a loss of some $7 billion in revenue.