very limited synergy to be found in the storage services and the chemical distribution services and the company lacks the funds to realize her growth strategy. Because of that Vopak decides to split off and then sell the distribution services as Univar. This results in Vopak losing approx. 80% of her turnover. CEO Pruitt also moves to Univar and former van Ommeren CEO Carel van der Driest returns, now as CEO of Vopak. Activities Vopak has a global network of terminals. The terminal services Vopak offers can be grouped into five strategic terminal types: 1) New energy & feedstocks 2) Gas terminals 3) Industrial terminals 4) Chemical terminals 5) Oil terminals Vopak is currently active in Europe, Middle-East, Africa, South-East Asia, North Asia, China, North-America, South-America, and Australia. Key indicators Below an overview of the key figures over 2016-2020. The numbers include income from joint-ventures LNG - terminals Together with Dutch company N.V. Nederlandse Gasunie'' Vopak is building the first LNG terminal in Rotterdam. Building commenced in 2008 and on 23 September 2011 the terminal was opened by the Queen and since then it is in full production. The LNG terminal consists of 3 tanks with a combined storage capacity of 540.000 m³ liquefied gas, equivalent to a throughput of 12 billion m³ gas per year. The total investment was approx. 800 million Euro. The joint-venture has several multi-year contracts with energy producers like E.ON and Essent, since 2009 owned by German RWE. Gasunie and Vopak own 80% of the terminal and both customers each 5%. There were also plans to develop a LNG terminal in the Eemshaven in the North of the country. Vopak and Gasunie would own each 25% and Essent 50%, but in 2012 it became clear that the project was not viable and the plans were scrapped. Investments and Divestments July 2019; Vopak signed investment agreement with strategic partners for Hydrogenious LOHC Technologies September 2019; Vopak bought a 49% stake in Colombia’s LNG import facility, in Cartagena. October 2019; Vopak sold its Amsterdam and Hamburg terminals to First State Investments. November 2019; Vopak announced its selection by Gulf Coast Growth Ventures (GCGV) to design, build, own, and operate new industrial terminal in Corpus Christi, on the U.S. Gulf Coast. December 2019; Vopak completed its divestment of the joint venture Yangpu oil terminal in Hainan, China. January 2020; Vopak completed its divestment of oil terminal in Algeciras