The project began with 4 hectares and has grown to 16 hectares today, with 30 hectares planned by the end of 2026.
The company stated: “Demand remained particularly strong on routes connecting Far East Asia with Europe, North America and Africa.”
The industry’s ability to maintain export volumes despite multiple shocks demonstrates robust supply chain management.
The facility is intended to support temperature-controlled handling and air cargo shipments.
The authority expects to post record revenues and a financial surplus in the current fiscal year, with growth projected to exceed 30%.