October19 , 2026

    A.P. Moller Capital Moves to Acquire Portek International

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    A.P. Moller Capital has agreed to acquire Portek International, marking a strategic move to expand its presence in the global port services and maritime logistics sector.

    Portek International is a port equipment and services company specialising in container terminal operations, port equipment maintenance and engineering solutions. Its activities support port operators seeking to improve cargo-handling efficiency and operational performance.

    The proposed acquisition reflects continued investor interest in port infrastructure and maritime services, driven by the importance of efficient cargo handling and reliable supply-chain operations. Port terminals play a critical role in global trade, connecting shipping lines, logistics providers and inland transport networks.

    For A.P. Moller Capital, the transaction represents an opportunity to strengthen its exposure to port-related services and benefit from the long-term demand for efficient maritime logistics infrastructure.

    The acquisition could also provide opportunities to develop Portek’s operational capabilities and expand its market presence, subject to the transaction’s terms and completion.

    Further details regarding the financial value of the deal, the expected completion timeline and any planned operational changes were not available in the information provided.

    The proposed transaction highlights the continuing consolidation and investment activity in the port services industry as investors seek opportunities across the global maritime logistics value chain.