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Panama Canal Plans Sale of New Ports to Bring in Competition Ahead of BlackRock Deal

Wall Street JournalTuesday, August 26, 2025 at 6:43:00 PM
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Panama Canal Plans Sale of New Ports to Bring in Competition Ahead of BlackRock Deal
The Panama Canal plans to sell new ports to increase competition, aiming to reduce the dominance of BlackRock's partner, Mediterranean Shipping Co., and potentially China’s Cosco.
Editor’s Note: This move is significant as it could lead to a more competitive environment in port operations, which may benefit trade and shipping efficiency. By inviting more players, the Panama Canal is taking steps to ensure a balanced market.
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