The Lisbon-Setúbal Port Authority has announced plans to sell its public stake in Silotagus, the company that operates the bulk food terminals in Trafaria and Beato. The move initiates a competitive bidding process for the ownership share. Silotagus manages crucial facilities for handling agricultural commodities within the port area. This decision aligns with the port authority’s strategy to streamline operations and attract private investment. Details regarding the terms of the sale and the expected timeline for bids have not yet been fully disclosed. The sale is expected to generate interest from logistics and agricultural companies. This privatization effort aims to modernize infrastructure and enhance efficiency at the terminals.