Among them, the total throughput from terminal companies in which the group has controlling stakes decreased by 5.1% year-on-year to 22.9 million teu, accounting for 22.9% of total volume; while the total throughput of non-controlling terminal companies increased by 5.5% to 77.2 million teu, accounting for 77.1%.
The group said it would continue to explore investment and development opportunities in key hub ports in emerging markets, regional markets and third country markets; take the transformation and upgrading of renewable energy products in overseas countries as an opportunity to seize the new growth opportunities brought by the export of these products in the port supply chain services, and strive to build a digitalised supply chain of benchmark products.
Additionally, the port will advance the construction of smart ports, enhance the automation and intelligence of terminals, improve the comprehensive operational efficiency, and accelerate the striving to become a world-class port, commented Cosco Shipping Ports.
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