What does ACT stand for?

Aden Container Terminal

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Due to rainstorm, ACT out of order The strong rainstorm hit Yemen's port city of Aden last Monday has made the Aden Container Terminal (ACT) is out of order for some days.

In Brief (Local)

During the last three months, the company has witnessed good traction in the APAC market with key order wins from Panasonic Electronic Components, UEM Environment, Aden Container Terminal, and additional orders from PwC Malaysia, SDV logistics and Convergys.

South Africa: Ramco sees sustained customer growth; adds 25 new ...

The agreement includes the lease of both Aden Container Terminal and the nearby Ma'alla Container Terminal, and a commitment by the joint venture to invest around $220 million in developments including building a new 400 m berth extension to Aden Container Terminal within five years.

DP World to operate Algerian ports

In November 1995, Yeminvest, a Saudi-owned venture of the Bin Mahfouz family, was awarded exclusive rights to develop the Aden Container Terminal, and to develop an initial 1,550-hectare plot of free zone property into the Aden Industrial and Warehouse Estate.

YEMEN - Economic Reform

ADEN, Nov 17 -- Aden container terminal workers have been on strike for more than 10 days in protest at the new clauses imposed by Dubai Ports World (DPW), the new operator of the Aden Container Terminal (ACT), in their labor contracts.

Aden containers terminal workers still on strike (Local)