Mirgor Group presented a project to build the new tourist cruise terminal in Ushuaia

Mirgor Group presented a project to build the new tourist cruise terminal in Ushuaia

He Mirgor Groupwhich has among its owners the businessman Nicolas Caputopresented a project for the construction of a new cruise terminal in the port of Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego.

The initiative, which it has already been approved by the General Directorate of Ports, aims to enhance local, national and international tourism activitiesand includes a comprehensive space for complementary activities such as supply, administrative and technical support, among others.

The Mirgor group is owned by the Caputo family, 50% of the shares, while the Anses investment fund has 20% and another 30% is listed on the capital market.

The proposal presented by the Group for the cruise terminal includes both the construction of the new terminal and the reforms required to the current port facilities.

The main structure of the terminal It will have an area of ​​approximately 6,800 square meters covered and 1,900 square meters of uncovered and semi-covered areas.

The initiative was created within the framework of the recent Private Initiative Law promoted by the Government of Tierra del Fuego, while the creation of a new access is planned “gate in”paving, filling, fences and wire fences, among other complementary works.

Legislation that promotes public and private coordination

The law encourages public and private articulationwhile it allows the private sector to identify needs, present projects and invest in strategic initiatives that improve the capacity to respond to urgent needs.

Thus, the group controlled by the Caputo family expands its investment areas beyond electronics and cell phones (is exclusive licensee of Samsung in the country). In recent years it has entered sectors such as the steel with the purchase of a Garín plant that belonged to the Outokumpu company from Finland.

It also maintains a presence in the business of auto partswith the production of plastic parts for the automotive industry Toyota, that allow replacing imports from China and Japan.

It also has the division Mirgor Agrowith which it positioned itself as one of the three largest soybean exporters in the country. In addition, he entered pig production and a business to produce malt.

In its expansion, the group It has a presence in 14 countries in the regionincluding the United States, several Central American countries and most South American markets. The turnover of its international division this year will reach US$250 million.

To sustain this regional expansion, set up a first logistics hub in Miamifrom where it provides services for the logistics of cell phones for different brands in countries such as Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Colombia, Bolivia, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Panama, Honduras and the Dominican Republic.

Source: Ambito

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