Subject: Reminder: closing times ECT Euromax terminal during preparation and start of TOS migration
Dear relation,
Earlier, we announced via our Weekly and the ECT website that on January 17, 2026, the migration from our current Terminal Operating System (TOS) to a new, up-to-date TOS will begin at the ECT Euromax terminal. Prior to the migration, we are unfortunately forced to take the following measures:
We announced earlier via our Weekly and the ECT website that, as of mid-January 2026, the migration from our current Terminal Operating System (TOS) at the ECT Euromax terminal to a new, up-to-date TOS will start.
Dear relation,
We announced earlier via our Weekly and the ECT website that, as of mid-January 2026, the migration from our current Terminal Operating System (TOS) to a new, up-to-date TOS will begin at the ECT Euromax terminal.
A TOS is the lifeblood of a terminal, and migrating a TOS is therefore a major operation that impacts deep-sea and feeder operations as well as those of barge, rail, and truck.
Last week, we announced via our Weekly and the ECT website that, as of mid-January 2026, the migration from our current Terminal Operating System (TOS) to a new, up-to-date TOS will begin at the ECT Euromax terminal.
A TOS is the lifeblood of a terminal, and migrating a TOS is therefore a major operation that impacts deep-sea and feeder operations as well as those of barge, rail, and truck.
In January 2026 we will renew our Terminal Operating System (TOS) at our ECT Euromax terminal. The current system is reaching end-of-life and to ensure stable and future-proof operations, the terminal will transition to N4, the latest industry standard. The start of the Go-Live process is scheduled for 17 January 2026. All preparations are focused on a smooth and reliable transition with minimal impact on operations. However, the implementation of a new TOS always has impact which we expect to last a few weeks. Additional information will follow as we approach the Go-Live date.