CyberLogitec TOS contract Incheon automated terminal
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Aug 11, 2026 · Last updated Aug 12, 2026
The contract strengthens CyberLogitec's position in the smart port market, potentially boosting its parent Eusu Holdings' revenue outlook. It also signals continued investment in automated port infrastructure in South Korea, benefiting logistics and technology providers.
CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of Eusu Holdings, has signed a contract with Incheon Global Container Terminal (IGCT) to supply its OPUS Terminal Operating System (TOS) for Phase 1-2 of the Incheon New Port automated container terminal. The project, targeting commercial opening in 2028, will be the first fully automated container terminal at Incheon Port and the first in South Korea to adopt a hybrid layout structure. CyberLogitec will deploy OPUS Terminal to manage berth, vessel, yard, and gate operations within a single platform, interfacing with automated equipment such as Double-Trolley Quayside Container Cranes, Automated Rail-Mounted Gantry Cranes, and Automated Guided Vehicles. IGCT is a joint venture established by Hanjin Logistics, Sun Kwang, E1, Korea Marine Transport Company, and HMM, with equity participation from the South Korea — Incheon Port Authority. This contract underscores CyberLogitec's expertise in automated terminal construction and equipment integration, and follows its expansion projects at TTI Algeciras in Spain and Shuwaikh Port in Kuwait.
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