Ports & terminals

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd has crossed a historic milestone by handling 300 million t of cargo well ahead of the year end.

FLSmidth has been awarded the contract to build Gladstone Ports Corp’s new shiploader 1 on site in Queensland, Australia.

NORDEN has signed a major contract with Comilog, entering into a new business area of port logistics.

The world’s largest hydraulic crane, currently being built by Mantsinen, is heading to the Port of Immingham as part of a £3 million investment by Associated British Ports.

The Maputo and Matola Drybulk Terminals, the sub-concessions of the Maputo Port Development Company, are considering the expansion of their footprint.

Klaveness Digital has signed a new contract with SIMEC to continue digitalising maritime logistics for SIMEC.

PD Ports has partnered with Contractor Match in a bid to provide a seamless path for business engagement and increase supply chain opportunities for local businesses within the region.

In 2021, Port Logistics Ltd increased transhipment volumes in the Seaport of Vyborg by 60%.

Peel Ports has announced major changes to its senior leadership team, taking effect from 4 April 2022.

Bruks Siwertell has received an order from Swecem AB, a subsidiary of Peab Group’s Swerock, for a next-generation Siwertell road-mobile shipunloader.

Two Konecranes Gottwald Generation 6 Mobile Harbor Cranes have been ordered by Port of Bandirma in Turkey.

Associated British Ports will be responding to Transport for the North’s consultation on their Future Freight and Logistics Strategy with some key ‘asks’ that will help improve the way freight is moved and unlock future economic growth in a sustainable way.

North Sea Port is building a new 800-m-long quay at Quarleshaven in East Vlissingen.

HOPA Ports saw a total of 11.2 million million t of cargo through Hamilton and Oshawa ports during the 2021 shipping season, up 9% from the same time period the previous year.

20.4 million t of iron ore transited Duluth-Superior during the 2021 season, while grain dropped to 808 498 t.