Global Network
Our Port Network
One operating standard, six continents. See how Meranta's terminals tie together the regions that drive world trade — and how each one hands cargo to the next.
The network in numbers
Behind every shipment sits a system of berths, cranes and inland corridors built to keep your cargo moving at scale.
Ports & terminals on the map
Countries we operate in
Working berths worldwide
TEU of yearly handling capacity
By Region
Where we operate
Each region pulls its own weight in your supply chain. Linked together, they make one connected network that spans the globe.
01
Middle East
The Gulf is the centre of gravity for our network. Deep-water flagship terminals stitch Asia, Europe and Africa together, taking everything from the largest vessels afloat to fast ship-to-ship transhipment.
- Flagship gateways
- Transhipment hubs
- Free-zone access
02
Europe
From the North Sea to the Mediterranean, our European terminals land your cargo a short rail ride from one of the world's largest consumer markets, with dense road links picking up the rest.
- Deep-water berths
- Rail-connected
- Customs expertise
03
Asia Pacific
Automated terminals across South and North-East Asia sit right beside the world's factory floor, holding tight schedules so just-in-time exports leave exactly when they're meant to.
- Automated yards
- Manufacturing corridors
- High throughput
04
Americas
Gateways in the Caribbean and on both coastlines act as relay points and entry doors, threading cargo between North America, Latin America and the wider world.
- Transhipment pivots
- Coast-to-coast
- Reefer-ready
05
Africa
Across Southern and East Africa, our terminals open the door to some of the fastest-growing economies anywhere, moving bulk, boxes and project cargo for resources and consumer trade alike.
- Bulk & containers
- Growth markets
- Inland connectivity
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