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Portia Management Services

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Portia Management Services

Removed from the Dirty List 11 March 2021

Portia have been removed from the Dirty List following confirmation that they will not renew or extend their contract managing the military-owned port in Yangon.

Added to the Dirty List 20 August 2019

Background

Portia Management Services is a British company specialising in the management of ports, and operating ports all over the world. It operates TMT Port in Yangon jointly with local Burmese company KT Services. The port is owned by the military controlled Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd.

Contact:

Portia Management Services
Maritime Centre
Port of Liverpool
Liverpool L21 1LA
United Kingdom
Sources:

Commitment Pays Off, Portia management Services Website, 4th April 2017, accessed August 2019

http://portiamanagement.com/commitment-pays-off/

KT Group website accessed August 2019

https://ktgroup.com/core-business/

Military Firm Takes Control of Jetty in Rangoon, Wai Moe, The Irrawaddy, 7th July 2010

https://www2.irrawaddy.com/article.php?art_id=18899

Added to the Dirty List 20 August 2019

This entry was corrected on 23rd August 2019 to remove Peel Ports after we learned they had sold their subsidiary, Portia Management Services, which operates a military-owned port in Burma. Portia Management Services has replaced Peel Group on the ‘Dirty List’.

Update 23 June 2020
We have received notification from Portia Management Services that they have no plans to renew or extend their contract managing the military-owned port in Yangon. They will be removed from the Dirty List when the current contract ends in 2021.

View our Press Release here.

Removed from the Dirty List 11 March 2021

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