Construction of a turnkey project for the first specialized public service terminal on the Mexican Pacific coast to handle dry bulk and steel by-products, located on the eastern canal of the Lazaro Cadenas port of Michoacan.

Phase one of the terminal spans 25 acres, with docking facilities on a dock measuring 590 feet long and a draught depth of 54 feet.

It has storage capacity for 1.5 million tons and is equipped with state-of-the-art mobile cranes for operations. It also provides the infrastructure and railway equipment necessary to handle railcar and container operations.

The project has the infrastructure required for bonded warehouse operations.