The government will announce the winning consortium for the Sixth of October dry port by the end of December, according to the local press. The only two consortia competing for the tender are one comprising India’s Concord, Malaysia’s PSA, and Hasan Allam, and another made up of Schenker Egypt, 3A International, and Elsewedy Electric. Earlier reports had indicated the winning bid would be selected by the end of last month.
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