2017 sees strong growth for ABP South Wales
ABP South Wales records strong growth in 2017, with 12.5 million t of cargo being handled at its network of five ports in South Wales.
ABP South Wales records strong growth in 2017, with 12.5 million t of cargo being handled at its network of five ports in South Wales.
While the Port of Antwerp achieved a record freight volume in 2017, certain dry bulk volumes at the port declined.
Dunkerque Port reports record figures for the annual traffic at the port in 2017.
The Port of Kiel reports record handling results for 2017 in which 7 407 376 short t were loaded or unloaded at the Port.
ABP’s Port of Teignmouth reports that 2017 saw the port handling its highest tonnage of cargo in a decade.
Canada’s Port of Prince Rupert tonnage for 2017 totalled 24.1 million t, exceeding the previous record high of 23 million t.
CM Labs Simulations Inc. and Netherlands-based seating specialists EBLO join forces to open a new demonstration room near Rotterdam showcasing a Vortex simulator for port equipment.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has signed two contracts for the maintenance of the port’s roads and green spaces.
Essar Ports has finished over RS 2800 crore investment into Salaya and Vizag terminals in India.
Transportation Investments Holding Ltd enters into an agreement to sell its stake in Global Ports to Management Company Delo LLC.
Port of Antwerp International (PAI) is to temporarily manage and modernise the Port of Cotonou in Benin.
Hutchison Ports has acquired a 50% stake in TMA Logistics B.V.
The Port of Tilbury applies for a development consent order (DCO) to build the proposed new London port terminal, Tilbury2.
The Port of Corpus Christi is to welcome a new CEO on 1 January 2018.
Following a state-of-the-art extension, Port of Garston’s Yara terminal in the UK has been officially opened by Maria Eagle, MP for Garston and Halewood.