DP World’s Container Handling hits record high in 2024, Up 8.3%
DUBAI : DP World’s ports and terminals handled a record 88.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2024, up 8.3% year-on-year, despite macroeconomic headwinds and concerns over the outlook for global trade. The global
DPA partners with Cochin Shipyard to establish ₹1,750 crore ship-repair hub in Gujarat
GANDHINAGAR : Deendayal Port Authority (DPA) which operates and manages Kandla Port is teaming up with India’s biggest shipbuilding and ship-repair entity, Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL), to construct a ship-repair hub on India’s western
AD Ports Group partners with the CMA CGM Group to develop and operate New East Mole Multipurpose Ter…
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group, an enabler of integrated trade, transport and logistics, signed a shareholders’ agreement with the CMA CGM Group, a global player in sea, land, air, and logistics solutions, through
Wilson Sons tests drones to make port operations even safer, more efficient, and more sustainable
RIO DE JANERIO : This January, Wilson Sons, recognized for its extensive experience of more than 187 years, started testing drones in the Port of Salvador to make vessel deliveries and pickups. Speedbird Aero,
DBGT expands Global Reach with VOC Port’s support
TOOTHUKUDI : Dakshin Bharat Gateway Terminal proudly announces the successful berthing of M.V. HONG JIA 21, the maiden service to Port Klang (West), Malaysia, achieving a landmark milestone by facilitating a direct call from
VOC Port creates New Record of handling of coal at NCB-II berth
TOOTHUKUDI : On 01.02.2025, the V.O. Chidambarnar Port Authority smashed its coal-handling record at NCB-II Berth, by creating a New Record of handling 30,789 tonnes of coal from MV Flag Tom, surpassing the previous
MoPSW updates Rajya Sabha on Cargo Volume handled by Indian Ports
NEW DELHI : The cargo volumes handled by Indian Ports in FY 2024 and trend over the last three years is as under: Year Cargo handled by Major Ports(Million Tonnes) Cargo handled by Non-
Transits through the Panama Canal down 10% : BIMCO
LONDON : “Between September 2024 and January 2025, ship capacity in deadweight tonnes transiting through the Panama Canal was 10% lower than the 2019-22 average. Although there were no transit restrictions during this period,