Canal cash edges up
Egypt banked more money from Suez waterway last month, but transits dipped.
Latest news
Most read
Steady start for DP World
New capacity helps to lift first quarter growth at Mohammed Sharaf-led container terminal operator.
Zim run comes out of hibernation
Israeli line reactivates Asia-Europe loop after winter break as demand increases.
Rickmers returns to Myanmar
German breakbulk, heavylift and project cargo specialist set to call at Yangon in wake of sanctions withdrawal.
Profits up at Milford Haven
UK’s third largest port sees fifth consecutive year of improved financial results, but says 2012 won’t be so good.
Vopak still growing profit
Dutch tank terminals player pushes up first quarter occupancy rate as earnings improve.
BG offloads terminal stake
British energy group to sell 40% stake in company behind Chilean LNG terminal to Spanish investors.
Mixed year for Barcelona
Spain’s top commercial port saw revenues ease by 6%, but cargo volumes were up largely across the board.
Hapag-Lloyd mints new rotations
Hamburg-based containership giant expands network with sailings tied to the Adriatic, Egypt, Germany and Russia.
Cosco Pacific takes a dip in first
Hong Kong-listed port operator sees its first quarter profit decline by almost 30%.
US to see modest box growth
Inbound container volumes to grow 3% in April with steady gains through remainder of year, says trade body.
American Feeder scores loan guarantee
Tobias Konig-backed boxship operator secures loan to cover start-up costs connected to debut shuttle service.
Rotterdam beefs up volumes
First quarter growth better than expected at giant Dutch port, despite bulk cargo numbers dropping.
California bounces back
US ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have seen container volumes rebound from weak February.
MSC ponders port listing in Singapore
Notoriously private shipowner is tipped to be lining up a $1bn IPO for its terminal arm.
NCSP pulls Novoship deal
Russian ports group kills purchase of two sites at Novorossiysk from tanker owner.
Worker hurt in boxship fall
Probe begins into cargo handler's plunge from Laeisz vessel in Lyttelton, New Zealand.
Sharaf satisfied by profit spike
DP World boss applauds surge in port operator’s bottom line on the back of a strong second half performance.
What would you do with a drunken sailor?
NSB Niederelbe containership collared by port inspectors as US Coast Guard cracks down on intoxicated masters.
CMA CGM teams up with ESL
French line joining forces with Dubai operator for re-launched Asia to East Africa loop.
LA sees volumes slide back
America’s largest container port sees container throughput pull back from strong start in January.
Brazilian miner mulls Valemax sales
Iron ore giant in talks to shed giant bulkers but still optimistic about beating Chinese port ban, CFO says.
Profit dips at Singapore’s PSA
Container terminal operator feels the pressure of the inflationary cost environment despite revenue growth.
Hutchison port profits jump
Li Ka-shing-led conglomerate handled over 75mteu last year and is set to add more container berths in 2012.
Oz battens down the hatches
For the second time this year, an approaching cyclone is set to close Western Australia’s iron ore ports.
Carnival Corp invests in Mexico
US cruiseship owner to spend more than $150m on new terminals in Cozumel and Baja California.
Cosco Pacific ups earnings
Chinese ports group increases 2011 profit, but analysts were expecting more.
Egypt foils "Suez terror plot"
Security officials say they have thwarted a plan by terrorists to target shipping in vital waterway.
Long Beach heads lower
After a poor start to 2012 the US west coast port has seen a further 15% decline in volumes.
Adelfia tops USCG detention list
Greek operator’s panamax one of seven bulkers collared by US port inspectors for deficiencies, new report reveals.
Iraq weighs its oil options
Dormant pipelines could be reactivated if Iranian tensions result in closure of vital Strait of Hormuz.
ICTSI gains Nigerian foothold
Philippines operator wins 20-year deal to run new container terminal east of Lagos.
Two workers killed on cargoship
Dockers died instantly after being buried under 40 tonnes of pipes on MCL Bremen at Antwerp.
US imports set to jump 10%
Trade body says containers entering the country in March will be down, but sees modest first half growth.
Shanghai returns to growth
World’s largest container port saw volumes expand following contraction in January latest figures show.
ICTSI expanding ports empire
Philippines operator buying into container terminal at Karachi in Pakistan as profit rises.
Top Jobs
Latest Positions
