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Benno is still keeping his eye on the boats

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/peter-h-ehrenreich-mba-0517593_biggest-vessel-ever-to-call-ghana-msc-renee-activity-6606500866742632448-JXEe

That’s the second time this week they have welcomed the largest ship so far.

Looks like they have upped the ante - larger ships now being serviced. That will alter the projections for containers scanned if they start to arrive regularly

Thanks for the advice :-)

Thanks, that's reassuring that it isn't my devices that are compromised. I have the Limit Ad Tracking enabled on my apple devices, but that doesn't stop it. Any other suggestions?

Is anyone else having problems with being directed away from the LSE site to a dodgy 'dear amazon user webpage'? It keeps happening on both my 2 mobile devices, but it seems only when on the LSE site, so not sure if it something on my devices or the website.

Nice spot by Benno

8,000 TEU Class vessels started calling at Tema Port, Meridian Port Services Limited, MPS Terminal 3.

Tema-Ghana, October 2019; AGAMEMNON (IMO: 9315381) is the largest Container Ship to enter the new MPS Terminal 3 at Tema Port that was commissioned in July 2019.
AGAMEMNON length overall (LOA) is 317.87 m, beam is 43.2 m and maximum draught is 14.5 m. She has container capacity of 7,943 TEU. Her gross tonnage is 89,776 and deadweight is 103,772.

The ship is operated by MSC MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY. 1,175 containers were loaded and discharged (Total 1,619 TEUs) during this port call and the vessel productivity was 87.93 Moves/Hour with and average STS Crane productivity of 23 Moves/Hour (Nett 23.9 MPH).

Eh? Aeronautica Civil sounds very Spanish for civil aviation to me. What do you translate it as?

Gerstein pitched up at the General Director for Civil Aviation in Chile back in November last year.
Eskers posted this link https://www.leylobby.gob.cl/instituciones/AD020/audiencias/2018/81144/303183

It looks like there may well be two companies in Ghana Feeks. See Noodles’ post from last night.

Eskers tells me that Ghana Aviation was in existence at 18 June, so that suggests a potential formation between 23 May and 18 June.

GLIS the mysterious new German subsidiary was registered 7 June.

Good spot. Despite the status stating 'from historical business list', that entity does not appear in the list of subsidiary entities as at 31 December 2018 in note 15 of the 2018 financial statements. That list of subsidiaries also includes Euro Ops SARL and notes that it was acquired on 19 May 2019. Given that Euro Ops is included in that list and Ghana Aviation isn't, it suggests Westminster Aviation Ghana Limited (assuming it is WSG related) was created post the date of signing the accounts on 23 May 2019.

But I love the letters I, R, A and N, and T, R, U, M & P because they stopped me selling on an anticipated spike and sticking it all in ****e with the letters S, O & U.

Happy days!!!

I used to like the letters S, O and U and I'm well and truly fecked off. :-(

Well good luck with 'hopping back on' when the Tema (or any other major MSC) RNS lands, you'll need it.

Then we should be grateful you are just a PI and not CEO Vander. At least, despite being such a small company as you put it, WSG knows enough about KSA business practice to successfully deliver a $4.5m tech contract there, and then get invited to review security at one of its leading ports.

Did you not see the Ghana presentation posted on the website Mike? Look at the front cover.
https://www.wsg-corporate.com/wp-content/uploads/ScanPort-Westminster-Brochure.pdf
I think there is a big clue there :-) But shush, don’t tell anyone ;-)

If only that were true Aiming, if only! lol.

My strategy will be to sell 0% post RNS. There's a lot more to come from this.

Monrovia in Liberia is also run by APM Terminals Mike.

MTP it certainly isn’t the African airport 50% signed last November / December - it’s the wrong side of Africa. Whether it is another opportunity we are involved in I do not know.

No apologies needed, just pointing out the tender that has now closed re the port. Jeddah is I believe the largest port, handling around 4.1m TEUs pa. Huge.