TPG Marks 20 Years, Moving 10.6 Million TEUs in Guayaquil

In twenty years of operation, the Guayaquil Port Terminal (TPG) has served 5,156 vessels and moved over 10.6 million TEUs, strengthening the connection of Ecuadorian exports with international markets. During 2026, the terminal is executing investments exceeding USD 50 million, as part of a plan that includes approximately USD 250 million until 2030, aimed at strengthening infrastructure, incorporating new equipment, and accommodating larger capacity vessels.

5 de septiembre de 2026 • 1 min de lectura

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In twenty years of operation, the Guayaquil Port Terminal (TPG) has served 5,156 vessels and moved over 10.6 million TEUs. This performance has strengthened the connection of major Ecuadorian exports with international markets.

During 2026, the terminal is executing investments exceeding USD 50 million, as part of a plan that includes approximately USD 250 million until 2030. These resources are intended to strengthen its infrastructure, incorporate new equipment, and accommodate larger capacity vessels.

TPG also promotes innovation, training, sustainability, and community development initiatives, including actions in Isla Trinitaria. These advancements consolidate the terminal as a relevant player for Ecuador's logistical competitiveness and foreign trade.