Institucional
Timeline
Our Strategy
Check out a summary of this success story below:
1993
Choice of Location
The Battistella group shows interest in developing a private port terminal. The city of Itapoá was chosen to receive the project due to the natural depth conditions on the northern shore of Babitonga Bay.
CONSTRUCTION
2007
Work on the Terminal begins.
2011
First ship
First ship docking in Porto Itapoá.
Highway SC416
2012
Inauguration of the SC 416 highway, ensuring direct paved access to the Terminal.
2013
One Thousand Ships
1000th ship docked.
One Million TEU's
2014
Even before completing its third year of operation, the Terminal reaches the mark of 1 million TEUs handled.
2015
Expansion
Porto Itapoá receives the Prior License for the expansion of the Terminal
Two Million TEU's
2016
Porto Itapoá reaches the mark of 2 million TEU’s.
2017
Three Million TEU's
Porto Itapoá reaches the mark of 3 million TEU’s.
Courtyard expanded to 100.000 mil meters²
2018
The Terminal starts to operate with more than 100 thousand m² of yard and over 170 of pier.
1993
Choice of Location
The Battistella group shows interest in developing a private port terminal. The city of Itapoá was chosen to receive the project due to the natural depth conditions on the northern shore of Babitonga Bay.
2007
CONSTRUCTION
First Terminal under construction.
2011
First Ship
First ship docked in Porto Itapoá.
2012
Highway SC416
Inauguration of the SC 416 highway, ensuring direct paved access to the Terminal.
2013
One Thousand Ships
1000th ship docked.
2014
One Million TEU's
Even before completing his third year of operation, the terminal reaches the milestone of 1 million TEUs moved
2015
Expansion
Porto Itapoá receives the Prior License for the expansion of the Terminal.
2016
Two Million TEU's
Porto Itapoá reaches the mark of 2 million TEU’s.
2017
Three Million TEU's
Porto Itapoá reaches the mark of 3 million TEU’s.
2018
Courtyard expanded to 100.000 mil meters²
The Terminal starts to operate with more than 100 thousand m² of yard and over 170 of pier.