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Costa Rica's Main Port to Invest $7 Million in Infrastructure in 2026
The Moín Container Terminal, Costa Rica's primary export and import port, has announced a $7 million investment in 2026 to enhance infrastructure, modernize equipment, and improve services after seven years of operation.
TL;DR
- Moín Container Terminal (TCM) plans to invest $7 million in 2026.
- The investment will focus on infrastructure, process optimization, and service improvement.
- TCM is Costa Rica's primary export and import port, operated by APM Terminals.
- In seven years of operation, the port has moved 29 million tons of cargo.
- In 2025, TCM handled 1.3 million containers and exported over 6 million tons.
- The port operates 24 hours a day and has served over 7,000 ships.
- The Moín Container Terminal was inaugurated in February 2019 and is valued at $1 billion.
- It was the first terminal in Costa Rica to receive super post-panamax ships.