- COSCO Shipping Ports Limited reported a 3.9% year-on-year rise in July throughput, excluding QPI and CTT. Year-to-date volumes climbed 5.6% to 66.7 million TEU.
- China’s Bohai Rim and Southwest Coast regions recorded 4.5% and 7.6% growth, respectively.
- Overseas operations excluding CTT advanced 8.7%, led by a strong performance at CSP Zeebrugge Terminal.
COSCO Shipping Ports Limited recorded steady growth in July 2025, with container throughput excluding Qingdao Ports International (QPI) and Container Terminal Tollerort (CTT) rising 3.9% year-on-year to 10,053.5 thousand TEU. Year-to-date volumes also advanced by 5.6% to 66,724.5 thousand TEU, according to report published by Port News.
In China, container volumes showed steady momentum, with the Bohai Rim region posting a 4.5% increase and the Southwest Coast advancing 7.6% in July. The company’s overseas portfolio, excluding CTT, delivered stronger growth of 8.7%, driven by a 21.1% surge at CSP Zeebrugge Terminal NV, which handled 78.2 thousand TEU during the month.
Subsidiaries reported a 0.6% rise in throughput, while non-subsidiary terminals excluding QPI and CTT expanded by 5.3%. Overall, China’s portfolio throughput increased 1.9%, and overseas operations, excluding CTT, gained 8.7%. COSCO Shipping Ports noted that total throughput, excluding QPI and CTT, continued its positive trajectory with 3.9% year-on-year growth in July.
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Source: Port News
