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Ports · Artemisa

TC Mariel + ZED Mariel

Container terminal + special economic zone

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info only🚫 Restricted List
Scale
702m berth, 17.5m depth (Neopanamax); ~822k TEU (design up to 3M); zone 465 km², 100% foreign ownership allowed
Status
Underused vs capacity; deepwater berth + logistics/warehousing expansion
Sector
Ports
Province
Artemisa
Coordinates
23.000, -82.750
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Terminal operated by PSA (Singapore); zone owned by Almacenes Universales (GAESA — Restricted List).
Controlling entity
Almacenes Universales S.A. (AUSA)🚫 Restricted List

GAESA logistics/warehousing subsidiary; owner of the ZED Mariel zone land and bonded warehousing.

Sources: Seatrade · BNamericas