The company Inversiones Portuarias Andinas Limitada, part of the Chilean group Ultramar, proposed to buy 10.2% of Playa Puerto SA from Vicentin SAIC for 1,887 million dollars, in addition to 10.2% of Terminal Puerto de Rosario (TPR) for 500,000 dollars. A company linked to the Ultramar group already owns 50% of both Playa Puerto and TPR, so the purchase offer aims to take control of both companies. TPR has 1,600 meters of docking front divided into three piers and a support area of more than 65 hectares. Within the premises, it offers storage of solid and liquid bulk, as well as general cargo in warehouses and a cold storage room. It also has a container plaza –with the possibility of supplying energy to Reefer-type containers– and a space specially prepared for dangerous cargo. Playa Puerto, on the other hand, is located in the port of Rosario, adjacent to the TPR facilities, and has an important property dedicated to logistics activities. The request made by Inversiones ...