Marstel Terminals

More tankage helps Stolt

Stolthaven Terminals has reported first-quarter operating revenue of $46.2m, up from $43.0m in the previous period and $35.0m in the first quarter 2011

First out of the traps

RESULTS As the major LSPs reveal their annual results, it provides a good opportunity to see how the changing market is reflected in the figures. Stolt-Nielsen Ltd is, as usual, first to report and shows how it has been possible to buck the downward trend

Stolt Tanker at Sea II

On we go

OVERVIEW In most other markets, it has been customary for a few years now to begin a review with a comment on recessionary factors, but that has not been the case with the terminals sector. Last year was no exception and 2012 is already looking good

Vopak Westpoort Terminal

Stolt plans more tanks after Marstel acquisition

Stolt-Nielsen has completed the acquisition of a majority holding in Marstel Terminals

Stolt takes Oz stake

Stolt-Nielsen has completed the acquisition of a majority holding in Marstel Terminals, which owns nine bulk liquids storage facilities in Australia and New Zealand with a total capacity of some 177,000 m3.

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