The Asian Development Bank has signed a $40 million financing package with Arkas Holding to modernize the company’s fleet and expand port infrastructure in Turkey. The project is aimed at improving container logistics efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of shipping operations.
The Asian Development Bank has signed a $40 million loan agreement with Arkas Holding to support the modernization of its maritime fleet and the expansion of port infrastructure in Turkey. The financing is intended to fund vessel upgrades, improve energy efficiency, and strengthen the logistics network tied to container transport.
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