APM Terminals Yucatán  announced on Wednesday that it has strengthened its operational capacity with the addition of five Terminal Trucks , specialized tractor-trailers for container handling, as part of its efforts to bolster its response to the port’s growing activity and optimize its operational processes.

The units come from APM Terminals Lázaro Cárdenas and will allow for increased availability of equipment for operations at the Yucatecan terminal, a factor that is becoming increasingly important as demand for port services grows and the need to maintain the continuity of operations increases.

According to the company, the integration of this equipment will also contribute to strengthening the terminal’s operational resilience by offering a greater capacity to respond to increases in port activity, as well as supporting the continuity of operations.

The addition of the new Terminal Trucks is part of a modernization program that includes improvements to infrastructure, equipment, and processes. This strategy also aims to move toward greater standardization of the fleet used in daily operations, which facilitates maintenance, improves spare parts management, and promotes more efficient operations.

In this context, Víctor Konen, Managing Director of APM Terminals Yucatán, stated that the objective of these actions is to strengthen the terminal’s responsiveness to market needs. “Every initiative we implement has a clear purpose: to offer a safer, more efficient, and more reliable operation for our clients. The addition of this equipment represents another step in our commitment to having a terminal prepared to meet the current and future needs of the Port of Progreso,” he noted.

With this addition, APM Terminals Yucatán continues to implement actions aimed at strengthening its operations at a time when the port is developing projects to expand its capabilities and consolidate itself as a major logistics hub in the southeast of the country.

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