APM Terminals Mexico announces extensive modernisation of Puerto Progreso Container Terminal

With a vision to contributing to the economy and development of Yucatán and southeastern Mexico, APM Terminals Mexico announced a comprehensive modernisation plan involving staged long-term investments of approximately MXN 3 billion over the next 19 years. The plan includes infrastructure upgrades, equipment renewal and the implementation of advanced technology at its Puerto Progreso container terminal, aiming to deliver more efficient operations, higher safety standards, full logistical visibility and reliable service.
Through this long-term plan, APM Terminals Mexico seeks to advance Puerto Progreso into a new stage of logistical development, focused on raising operational standards and strengthening maritime and logistical connectivity in Yucatán and southeastern Mexico. At the same time, the initiative is expected to generate employment and development, boosting the state’s economy and supporting the local community under a vision of shared prosperity.
Keith Svendsen, CEO of APM Terminals, stated: “I’m proud of the long-term project at APM Terminals Yucatán, a pivotal step in modernising infrastructure, boosting capacity and strengthening Mexico’s position in global trade. This investment introduces new equipment, smarter terminal design and advances our decarbonization strategy. It also sharpens our focus on enhancing safety, service quality, delivery and cost efficiency – all underpinned by Lean principles that help us continuously improve operations. Above all, it reaffirms our enduring commitment to Mexico and our partners, built on trust, transparency, and performance.”
Beatriz Yera, Managing Director of APM Terminals Mexico, added: “We want to join Yucatán’s promising future and support the progress of its people. We will invest to boost the state’s economic and commercial development while continuing to share our expertise and create synergies with authorities, local businesses and port service providers. Our goal is to establish Puerto Progreso as a benchmark in port innovation and technology: a more efficient and sustainable port, benefiting Mexico and all Mexicans.”
At APM Terminals Yucatán, operations are guided by a long-term vision. To this end, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed with the state government to contribute to Yucatán’s logistical development and allow APM Terminals to share its experience and best practices as a global operator of advanced container terminals, fostering regional industrial growth in Yucatán and southeastern Mexico.
The company reaffirms its commitment to the logistical and economic development of Yucatán and the region with a comprehensive 19-year plan at the Puerto Progreso container terminal, strengthening its presence in southeastern Mexico.
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