- APM Terminals achieved record-high volumes in Q2 2025 across all regions, despite facing volatile market conditions.
- Strong partnerships with customers, governments, and industry stakeholders played a crucial role in supporting resilient and efficient global trade.
- The company remains committed to long-term collaboration, focusing on SQDC principles – Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost – to drive sustainable performance.
APM Terminals reported its highest-ever volume performance in Q2 2025, showcasing resilience and adaptability across 60 terminals in 33 countries. These achievements reflect the unwavering dedication of its global workforce. While the numbers are impressive, the company values the deeper relationships built and the progress achieved with its key stakeholders.
Customer-Centric Adaptability
In a dynamic market environment, APM Terminals demonstrated that flexibility and reliability are vital for its customers. The company remained closely engaged with clients, offering tailored solutions to help them navigate market fluctuations. CEO Keith Svendsen emphasized the importance of acting as both advisor and operator, helping customers adapt and succeed.
Strengthening Global Partnerships
During the quarter, APM Terminals enhanced its collaboration with customers, governments, and port authorities. These partnerships were central to advancing major infrastructure projects and improving operational efficiency. Beyond business, these joint efforts represent a shared vision for more connected, resilient supply chains that benefit local communities.
Looking Ahead with Purpose
CEO Svendsen reaffirmed the company’s commitment to delivering long-term value to every stakeholder. Trust, collaboration, and the SQDC framework – Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost – form the foundation of APM Terminals’ approach. These principles guide problem-solving and build consistency, enabling sustained performance and industry leadership.
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