The Department of Transportation and Communications may resort to more “interventionist” measures to decongest Manila’s ports in favor of underutilized facilities in Subic and Batangas, including recommending certain government guarantees for shipping companies.
Port developer Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) is stepping up expansion efforts for the coming year to increase capacity at existing ports amid the growth of international cargo volumes entering and leaving the country.
Port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. has bagged a deal to develop and operate a container and cargo terminal at Puerto Cortes in Honduras, the largest and most significant port in Central America.
Manila-based International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) is pulling out of Syria amid a civil war that threatens the viability of the company’s operations and the safety of its personnel.
Manila-based International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) is pulling out of Syria amid a “full-fledged” civil war that continues to threaten the financial viability of the company’s operations and the safety of its personnel.
The Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) again has issued invitations for private firms to participate in various projects around the country worth a total of half a billion pesos.
Susumu Naruse, secretary general of the International Association of Ports & Harbors (IAPH), will be among local and international speakers at the Subic Bay Maritime Conference & Exhibit on August 23-24, 2012 at the Subic Bay Exhibition and Convention Center.
The government is spending more than P500 million for the development of seven more ports in key cities across the country in anticipation of increased traffic driven by a stronger domestic economy.
International Container Terminal Services Inc. is partnering with one of Indonesia’s largest port developers for the operation and management of the former’s recently acquired facility in Jakarta, Indonesia.
Listed International Container Terminal Services Inc. has signed a new deal to take over another cargo port facility overseas, this time in Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok area, as it continues to expand its global reach.
The profit of publicly listed port operator Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) declined in the first quarter of the year as the lower domestic cargo volumes at its facilities in the country dragged the growth in international freight revenue.
Port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) continues to expand its global reach with the recent signing of a deal to secure control over one of Nigeria’s international cargo terminals.
