A modern port is born
Super Terminais began operations on October 4, 1996, in Manaus, on the banks of the Negro River, in the Colonia Oliveira Machado neighborhood. Its creation took place in the context of the Port Modernization Law (Law No. 8,630/1993), which allowed private terminals to operate in Brazil.
With experience in transport, logistics, and warehousing, the Di Gregorio family invested in creating a terminal focused on serving shipping lines and developing logistics in the Amazon region.
Strategically located about 20 minutes from the Manaus Free Trade Zone, the terminal was designed to deliver greater efficiency in cargo handling. In its early years, operations were carried out by transshipment using tugboats and barges in the Ro-Ro Caboclo system, until the port infrastructure was consolidated.





