Associated Terminals acquires NOBT
(Posted on 22/01/20)
Associated Terminals has announced the acquisition of New Orleans Bulk Terminal. Located on the Michoud Slip, just off the Intracoastal Waterway, New Orleans Bulk Terminal is a privately owned 50 acre facility. The terminal offers customers various transfer options for their cargo, including barge to rail, rail to barge, barge to truck or barge to storage. The facility is located on the CSX and is capable of handling unit trains. “We are excited about the acquisition of this facility,” said Todd Fuller, President of Associated Terminals. “This facility will come with a new client base and will offer unique opportunities to handle cargo for existing clients.”
In conjunction with this acquisition, Larry Arnold joins the Associated terminals team and will continue to manage the facility. Larry Arnold founded New Orleans Bulk Terminal in 2008 where he served as managing partner. “We are pleased that Larry has joined the Associated family,” said Fuller, “With over 32 years of experience, Larry brings a wealth of knowledge in material handling, terminal design and terminal operations.”
Founded in 1990, Associated Terminals is a cargo handling and logistical solutions company headquartered in Convent, LA. Servicing the US Gulf and beyond, the company provides high quality, customized services, including agricultural commodity exports, in-plan services, midstream operations and terminal port operations, for both the import and export of commodities.
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