August21 , 2026

    Kalmar and APM Terminals Expand Automation Collaboration

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    Kalmar and APM Terminals have expanded their long-standing partnership to accelerate the deployment of automation technologies across container terminals, reinforcing their commitment to improving operational efficiency, safety, and sustainability in port operations.

    The enhanced collaboration will focus on integrating advanced automated equipment, digital solutions, and intelligent terminal management systems to optimize cargo handling processes. The initiative is expected to improve equipment utilization, increase terminal productivity, and reduce vessel turnaround times while enabling more predictable and efficient container flows.

    As part of the expanded partnership, Kalmar will continue providing automated cargo-handling solutions, including automated straddle carriers, shuttle carriers, and software platforms that support seamless coordination between terminal equipment and operating systems. These technologies are designed to enhance operational visibility, minimize manual intervention, and improve overall terminal performance.

    The collaboration aligns with APM Terminals’ broader strategy of modernizing its global terminal network through digital transformation and automation. By leveraging advanced technologies, the company aims to meet growing cargo volumes, address labor and operational challenges, and enhance service reliability for shipping lines and cargo owners.

    Industry analysts view the strengthened partnership as another step toward the wider adoption of smart port technologies, with automation expected to play a critical role in increasing efficiency, reducing emissions, and supporting the future growth of global container terminal operations.