WPT in multi-million dollar acquisition deal
19/06/2014
World Point Terminals (WPT) has paid US$14 million in cash for two terminals in Mobile, US, with a total shell capacity of 1.82 million barrels.
World Point Terminals (WPT) has paid US$14 million in cash for two terminals in Mobile, US, with a total shell capacity of 1.82 million barrels.
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