Freight volumes handled by Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port Group (NCSP) in January-July fell by 1% y-o-y, to 50,090,100 tons, the Group’s press office said.
During the reporting period the stevedore transshipped 24.87 million tons crude oil, or 3.7% down from the same period in 2009. The volume of petroleum products (7.687m tons) and liquid fertilizer (269,200 tons) remained at the level of January-July 2009.
Bulked cargo volumes also dropped, by 5.4%, to 8,308.900 tons, following the decline in exports of iron ore. Other bulk commodities - mineral fertilizer, raw sugar and corn increased by 36.9% (to 1,187,000 tons), 28% (to 1.237m tons) and 3.9% (to 5.2m tons), accordingly.
Seven-month general cargo volume rose by 4.1%, to 6.78 million tons, non-ferrous metals gained 18% to 638.100 tons, timber - by 30.1% (703.100 tons). The stevedoring company transshipped 157,000 tons perishable goods, a 95.6-percent surge from the same period in 2009.
Container throughput in Jan-Jun jumped by 75% from the same period of 2009, to 241.900 TEUs.
Commenting on operating results of the Group for January-July 2010, Chairman of the Board of Directors of NCSP Alexander Ponomarenko said that the seven months results are very close to the last year’s figures, despite a decline in iron ore exports in H1, 2010.
Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port is the largest Russian port operator. In 2009 the NCSP Group’s throughput amounted to 86.5 million tons. Consolidated revenues of the Group on International Financial Reporting Standards for the 9 months of 2009 totaled $508.238m.
Consolidated revenue of the Group (IFRS) for 2009 totaled $675.1m, net income - $252,2m
NCSP Group incorporates the following stevedores: Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port OJSC, Novorossiysk Grain Terminal OJSC, Novorossiysk Shipyard OJSC, NCSP Fleet OJSC, NovorosLesExport OJSC, IPP OJSC and Baltic Stevedoring Company.
During the reporting period the stevedore transshipped 24.87 million tons crude oil, or 3.7% down from the same period in 2009. The volume of petroleum products (7.687m tons) and liquid fertilizer (269,200 tons) remained at the level of January-July 2009.
Bulked cargo volumes also dropped, by 5.4%, to 8,308.900 tons, following the decline in exports of iron ore. Other bulk commodities - mineral fertilizer, raw sugar and corn increased by 36.9% (to 1,187,000 tons), 28% (to 1.237m tons) and 3.9% (to 5.2m tons), accordingly.
Seven-month general cargo volume rose by 4.1%, to 6.78 million tons, non-ferrous metals gained 18% to 638.100 tons, timber - by 30.1% (703.100 tons). The stevedoring company transshipped 157,000 tons perishable goods, a 95.6-percent surge from the same period in 2009.
Container throughput in Jan-Jun jumped by 75% from the same period of 2009, to 241.900 TEUs.
Commenting on operating results of the Group for January-July 2010, Chairman of the Board of Directors of NCSP Alexander Ponomarenko said that the seven months results are very close to the last year’s figures, despite a decline in iron ore exports in H1, 2010.
Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port is the largest Russian port operator. In 2009 the NCSP Group’s throughput amounted to 86.5 million tons. Consolidated revenues of the Group on International Financial Reporting Standards for the 9 months of 2009 totaled $508.238m.
Consolidated revenue of the Group (IFRS) for 2009 totaled $675.1m, net income - $252,2m
NCSP Group incorporates the following stevedores: Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port OJSC, Novorossiysk Grain Terminal OJSC, Novorossiysk Shipyard OJSC, NCSP Fleet OJSC, NovorosLesExport OJSC, IPP OJSC and Baltic Stevedoring Company.