During Royal Vopak's Capital Markets Day, it was revealed that the company plans to invest an additional €1 billion in its gas and industrial terminals by 2030, doubling its previous commitment to €2 billion. This move is driven by a strong market demand for infrastructure and a positive industry outlook. The investments will primarily target gas infrastructure to enhance energy security and affordability, with a focus on growth markets like India and China. Vopak also aims to divest less profitable assets in the oversupplied chemicals sector to streamline its operations. The company has increased its operating cash return target to over 13% and reaffirmed its ambition to invest €1 billion in energy transition infrastructure by 2030, including solutions for low-carbon fuels, ammonia as a hydrogen carrier, and battery energy storage. Vopak plans to repurpose existing oil capacity for low-carbon alternatives, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability. Financially, the company aims to maintain a healthy leverage ratio, ensuring financial flexibility. CEO Dick Richelle expressed confidence in capturing growth opportunities in gas and industrial infrastructure, emphasizing the company's resilient business model and strategic execution. These initiatives highlight Vopak's dedication to improving financial and sustainability performance while adapting to changing energy demands and market dynamics.