Ports & terminals

Cargill Australia has been investigating the potential for a canola-crushing plant located next to CBH’s Kwinana Grain Terminal.

AD Ports Group has announced the signing of a purchase agreement with Inveco LLC to acquire 60% ownership in the Tbilisi Dry Port.

The Port of Vancouver has seen strong Canadian exports which supported a record number of trade volumes for 2023.

Pilbara Ports has reported an overall decrease in throughput across its different operational ports and terminals.

The Panamax Canal Authority has announced its plan to increase the number of daily slots available for its panamax locks.

Telestack has provided insight into systems they can offer in order to improve costs and the effectiveness of handling dry bulk aggregates from self-unloading vessels.

The Port of Rotterdam has announced that it has seen a stable financial year in 2023 which has enabled reinvestment in the port.

More than two million t of trade have passed through the Port of Mackay in seven months, underlying the publicly owned port's versatility and importance to the region.

Maputo Port Development Co. has announced its annual results, highlighting significant growth and consolidating its position as one of the region's main economic drivers.

AD Ports Group and Karachi Port Trust have extended their cooperation through a 25-year concession agreement for a bulk and general cargo terminal at Karachi Port.

Deputy Administrator Ilya Espino de Marotta has been appointed as the Panama Canal Port Authority's first Chief Sustainability Officer.

Gulftainer has adopted RISE with SAP to digitally transform and enhance its regional and global operations as it navigates its wider digital transformation roadmap.

The Port of Corpus Christi, Texas, US, marked a new record high in annual tonnage moved in a single year, with more than 200 million t of goods moving through the Corpus Christi Ship Channel.

Geopolitical tensions and slowing economic growth was reflected in the annual figures of Port of Antwerp-Bruges which showed total throughput was down by 5.5%

AD Ports Group has announced Noatum’s acquisition of APM Terminals Castellón in Spain for €10 million, strengthening Noatum's position in the western Mediterranean region.