Moody's: Infrastructure investment to rebound next year (3)

Chung said future infrastructure investment will try to add more value and will be quality-focused, rather than the quantity-focused model used in the past, which is no longer sustainable. That means that upgrades to current facilities may also become a trend, he added.

For instance, as China moves up the value chain, the country now exports iPads rather than T-shirts.

"The changes may not require larger containers, but they certainly need higher service and management levels at the harbor," Chung said.

weitian@chinadaily.com.cn

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