5-month trade volume via CPV is up 33%, to 2,8 million tons
Freight traffic volume that has passed via Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) in the recent five months rose by 33%, as compared with the same period a year earlier, to 2,835.117, the CPV press service said citing the company’s Production Manager Sergei Lopunov.
In Jan-May the stevedore handled 1,736.862 tons of outbound and 490,956 tons of inbound cargoes, 607.299 tons in short sea trade. The company also transshipped 120,316 TEUs of containerized cargo, including 44,288 TEUs of exports, 34,254 TEUs of imports, and 41,774 TEUs in short sea trade volume, the company said.
This May overall volume by CPV reached 532,485 tons of cargo. Exports totaled 244,741 tons, imports - 143.806 tons, short sea - 143.938 tons. Monthly container throughput reached 28,195 TEUs, including imports – 9,760 TEUs, cabotage – 9,630 TEUs, exports – 10,560 TEUs.
During the reporting period exported cargo, steel products and coke prevailed in total handled volume, Mr. Lopunov said. CPV statistics show the company boosted total container volume by 42 387 TEUs and had an increase in imported automobiles, by 9,000 units. Year-to-date, the stevedoring company has completed its Q2, 2010 plan by 66%.
Vladivostok Commercial Sea Port OJSC, part of FESCO Transport Group, owns and operates its assets at the sea port of Vladivostok, one of the largest seaports in the Russia’s Far East. CPV’s portfolio of assets includes 17 berths with facilities to transship grain, containerized cargoes, to handle passenger vessels and autos. Last year’s throughput of the stevedoring company rose by 4.9% year-over-year, to 6.205.100 tons of commodities. M-Port owns 95.6% of common stock in CPV OJSC.
This May overall volume by CPV reached 532,485 tons of cargo. Exports totaled 244,741 tons, imports - 143.806 tons, short sea - 143.938 tons. Monthly container throughput reached 28,195 TEUs, including imports – 9,760 TEUs, cabotage – 9,630 TEUs, exports – 10,560 TEUs.
During the reporting period exported cargo, steel products and coke prevailed in total handled volume, Mr. Lopunov said. CPV statistics show the company boosted total container volume by 42 387 TEUs and had an increase in imported automobiles, by 9,000 units. Year-to-date, the stevedoring company has completed its Q2, 2010 plan by 66%.
Vladivostok Commercial Sea Port OJSC, part of FESCO Transport Group, owns and operates its assets at the sea port of Vladivostok, one of the largest seaports in the Russia’s Far East. CPV’s portfolio of assets includes 17 berths with facilities to transship grain, containerized cargoes, to handle passenger vessels and autos. Last year’s throughput of the stevedoring company rose by 4.9% year-over-year, to 6.205.100 tons of commodities. M-Port owns 95.6% of common stock in CPV OJSC.