A container terminal in southern Spain, jointly owned by HMM and CMA CGM, is expanding with new facilities opening in 2028 and investing in a digital operating system
Total Terminal International (TTI) Algeciras, in southern Spain, is undergoing a major expansion of its container handling infrastructure and digital operating platform.
This semi-automated container terminal in the Port of Algeciras Bay is jointly owned by Hyundai Merchant Marine and a CMA CGM-affiliated investment company.
It is one of Europe’s leading transshipment hubs and a strategic gateway connecting Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.
TTI Algeciras is in the middle of the B1 Expansion project that will increase current annual capacity of 1.6M TEUs to 2.1M TEUs in 2028.
As part of this investment, TTI Algeciras is installing a digital operating system and will use a digital twin to manage operations.
This integrated operational platform will manage vessel, yard, gate and equipment operations. The terminal operator expects it will improve operational visibility, optimise terminal workflows, and support safer, more efficient and reliable terminal operations.
Under an agreement signed in July 2026, CyberLogitec will provide its Opus Terminal digital platform and digital-twin technology to support TTI Algeciras semi-automated terminal operations.
Opus will provide real-time visualisation of terminal activities and equipment status, enabling the terminal operator to monitor operations, simulate operational scenarios and support data-driven decision-making.
TTI Algeciras is fully equipped to serve the latest generations of ultra large container ships, operating with five Malaccamax and three Super Post-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes, 32 automatic stacking cranes and 23 shuttle carriers.
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