Core Insights - Kalmar has signed an agreement to supply Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) with four hybrid automated straddle carriers, each capable of a 60-ton twin lift [3] - The order was booked in Kalmar's Q2 2025 order intake, with delivery expected to be completed by Q1 2026 [3] Company Overview - Kalmar Corporation is a global leader in sustainable material handling equipment and services, operating in over 120 countries and employing approximately 5,200 people [7] - In 2024, Kalmar's sales totaled approximately EUR 1.7 billion [7] Terminal Details - VICT is Australia's only fully automated container terminal, owned by International Container Terminal Services, Inc., with a design capacity of 1.5 million TEU [4] - The terminal is the only one in Melbourne capable of handling the largest boxships [4] Technology and Operations - VICT's automated operations are powered by the Kalmar One Automation System, which integrates automated equipment with a tested software solution [5] - Kalmar is responsible for ongoing maintenance and support of the automated container handling software at VICT [5] Executive Insights - Bruno Porchietto, CEO of VICT, emphasized Kalmar's role in increasing productivity and customer satisfaction [6] - Karri Keskinen, Head of Global Sales at Kalmar, noted that the new straddle carriers will enhance productivity and reliability for VICT [6]