OBA expands in Amsterdam

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Dry bulk stevedore OBA Group BV, majority-owned by HES Beheer (73.8%) is expanding its facilities in Amsterdam by 9-ha as a result of acquisition of a neighbouring property, formerly known as ACP, which formed an enclave within the existing OBA terminal.

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