World watches Dubai debt dilemma for ports goliath

AFTER a flurry of speculation last week on DP World’s future, sparked by parent Dubai World’s call for a debt payment delay, port analysts have poured cold water on expectations that the international container terminals firm could be sold.

One strongly-held view at the Lloyd’s List DCN Australian Shipping and Transport Awards in Sydney last week was that investment by the profitable international ports arm may halt. This would allow a large east Asian ports operator, such as Singapore’s...

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