Ports & Logistics
First ship of 2023 arrives at Port of Sept-Îles
(Posted on 27/01/23)The first ship of the year, M/V Cape Alexandros, arrived at 11:00 a.m. on January 4, 2023, from Rotterdam in the Netherlands and remained anchored in the bay awaiting loading. On Thursday morning, 12 January, a ceremony was finally held to present Captain Antonios Chatzigeorgiou with the commemorative cane traditionally awarded...
AD Ports MoU with Turkish private steel producer Tosyal?,
(Posted on 27/01/23)AD Ports Group the leading facilitator of global trade, logistics, and industry, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tosyal?, one of Turkey’s largest private steel producers, which has operations in three continents.The MoU looks to establish the framework for AD Ports Group to collaborate with Tosyal? on a...
AD Ports Kazakhstan JV creates opportunities for bulk cargo
(Posted on 23/01/23)In the presence of the UAE President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, AD Ports Group, the leading facilitator of global trade, logistics, and industry, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Kazakh National Oil Company (KazMunayGas)...
Port of South Louisiana agrees to purchase Avondale Global Gateway
(Posted on 16/01/23)The Port of South Louisiana (Port SL) CEO Paul Matthews, has announced that it has entered into a Purchase and Sale Agreement with T. Parker Host to purchase Avondale Global Gateway, following the Port of South Louisiana Commission’s unanimous approval. As the Western Hemisphere’s second largesttonnage port, Port SL...
Bulk increases in North Sea Port’s record year
(Posted on 16/01/23)With 73.6 million tons of cargo transhipment from maritime shipping (+7%) and 64.5 million tons from inland shipping (+7%) in 2022, companies in North Sea Port experienced their best year since the merger in 2018. Dry bulk continues to increase and the USA replaced Russia as the biggest trading partner.Five years ago, Zeeland Sea...
Overall Dunkerque Port traffic grows despite Brexit and bulk decline
(Posted on 12/01/23)Despite unfavourable economic conditions, traffic in the port of Dunkerque, the third largest port in France by overall traffic, continued to expand in 2022, supported by strong growth in LNG (9.7 MT, +133%) and containers (745,000 TEU, +14%).Solid bulk was down 18% at 16.2 MT. Iron ore (8.5 MT, -23%) and coal (2.9 MT, -14%) logically...
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