Waves on the sound

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Copenhagen Malmö Ports (CMP) has significantly expanded its bulk handling capacity on both sides of the Øresund in recent years, and has taken a further step with the installation of two new Gottwald mobile harbour cranes at its Swede Harbour in Malmö.

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