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Grupo Logra will invest over USD 19 million to modernize and expand the Solid Bulk Terminal in Puerto Cortés, Honduras, with the construction of new silos, a 25,000 metric ton warehouse, a waiting area for heavy transport, and a truck scale.
"We mark a transcendent moment for Logra and Honduras. Within the framework of the 60th anniversary of the National Port Company (ENP), we participated in the signing of the ENP–Logra Agreement, reaffirming our commitment to invest, grow, and contribute to strengthening a more competitive logistical infrastructure," the company communicated.
"Engineer Juan Manuel Díaz Roche, President of the LOGRA Board, represented our organization at this important meeting held in Puerto Cortés, alongside the President of Honduras, Nasry Juan Asfura, national authorities, and representatives of the port sector," it added.
"This agreement represents confidence in Honduras, a long-term vision, and the sum of capabilities to strengthen its logistics chain and connection with international markets," the entity further stated.
The investment includes USD 11.8 million for optimizing and mechanizing operations, while another USD 7.8 million will be allocated to expand storage capacity through five new silos, which together will add 47,500 metric tons.
The project responds to the growth of raw material imports for the agri-food industry. Thus, the expansion represents a new chapter in the transformation of the terminal, which currently moves 2.7 million metric tons per year, compared to 1.65 million before Grupo Logra took over its operation.
Storage capacity also increased to 80,000 tons, and the time vessels spend in the bay was reduced from up to 15 days to between two and five.
It is worth remembering that Grupo Logra, in February 2026, presented to the President of Honduras, Nasry Asfura, its intention to expand the Bulk Terminal in Puerto Cortés.
