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Hanseatic Global Terminals to take stake in Eurogate Hamburg

[ June 29, 2026   //   ]

Hapag-Lloyd Group’s Hanseatic Global Terminals (HGT) arm has signed a deal for the intended acquisition of a 20% stake in Eurogate Container Terminal (CTH) Hamburg as well as to increase its stake in the TC3 container terminal at Tangier from 10% to 20%. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and binding agreements.

CTH is one of Hamburg’s major container handling facilities, with an annual capacity of 2.5 million TEU and planned investments in the Western Extension and automation of the terminal are expected to further increase its capacity.

Eurogate chairman, Michael Blach, said: “Hapag-Lloyd has been a valued partner of the Eurogate Group for many decades. Together with strong partners such as Hapag-Lloyd and Hanseatic Global Terminals, we aim to further develop CTH as an important logistics hub in Northern Europe. Through modernization, digitalization, increased automation, and the electrification of our cargo handling processes, we want to gradually position the terminal to remain high-performing and become significantly more climate-friendly in the future.”  

HGT already holds a stake in Container Terminal Altenwerder in the Port of Hamburg.

Established in 2023, Hanseatic Global Terminals operates as an independent entity within the Hapag-Lloyd Group, focused on terminals and infrastructure.

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