Record quantities have been recorded at DP World’s Port of Callao terminal, including a 19% increase in container throughput and a notable spike in agricultural exports. The terminal’s operational capacity has increased by 80% since the expansion was officially opened in June 2024, and it handled 1.96 million TEUs in that year. With an annual capacity of about 3 million TEUs, the South Pier has grown to be more than one kilometer long. Greater efficiency and throughput are made possible by its ability to berth three ultra-large container vessels (ULCVs) at once.
Since 2010, DP World has made more than $3 billion in infrastructural investments in Callao. In recognition of its 15-year contribution to the country’s exports and economic growth, DP World Callao is the first port terminal to get a license under the Peru Brand. The business intends to keep making investments in sustainable logistics and infrastructure.
In March, DP World signed an eight-year agreement with Maersk to enhance marine services at its port in Santos, Brazil. The agreement includes the launch of new long-term services by Maersk and a commitment to maintain a minimum level of service throughout the contract period.
