OJSC Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) at the end of 2010 increased the volume of cargo handling by 11% compared to 2009, to 6,919,000 tons, the press service of the stevedoring company said.
During the 12-month period, CPV transshipped 3,825,000 tons of exports, 1,53 million tons of imports and 1.563 million tons of coastal cargo. The port’s annual container volume totaled 338,893 TEUs, including 124,486 TEUs of exports, 108,678 TEUs of imports, and 105,729 TEUs of coastal trade.
In the fourth quarter of 2010 the port handled 1.571 million tons of cargo, including 732,900 tons of exports, 436,600 tons of imports and 401,900 tons of home trade goods. The three-month volume of containerized goods reached 94,124 TEUs: exports - 34,285 TEUs, imports - 31,579 TEUs, coastal trade - 28,260 TEUs.
Freight traffic in December 2010 amounted to 452,100 tons of cargo. The monthly volume includes 196,400 tons of outbound cargo, 136,100 tons of inbound cargo and 116,600 tons of home trade cargo.
Container volume in December amounted to 31,042 TEUs: exports - 11,280 TEUs, imports - 10533TEUs, coastal traffic - 9,229 TEUs.
According to CPV’s Director General Vyacheslav Pertsev, the company has come to the point of fundamental change in the traffic in favor of the containers. According to the CPV’s development strategy, by 2015, the transshipment of containers at the port should reach 650,000 TEUs. The company noted that the figure could be achieved "much earlier".
CPV’s several terminals have focused on working with containers. Currently, the containerized goods are being handled at berths N14-16 and partially N3-4. In 2011, the company projected the purchase of specialized equipment for three berths (NN5, 9, 10) to handle boxes.
"In 2011, we plan to handle some 400,000 TEUs. At the same time, we're not going to cease handling metals, pulp, machinery, goods for the northern delivery, heavy loads," Mr. Pertsev noted.
OJSC Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) holds and manages assets at the port of Vladivostok, one of the largest seaports in the Russia’s Far East. CPV operates 17 berths, including the specialized ones - container, passenger, and automobile. CPV is part of the FESCO Transport Group. In 2009 the stevedoring company posted a 4.9-percent gain year-over-year, to 6,205,100 tons.
During the 12-month period, CPV transshipped 3,825,000 tons of exports, 1,53 million tons of imports and 1.563 million tons of coastal cargo. The port’s annual container volume totaled 338,893 TEUs, including 124,486 TEUs of exports, 108,678 TEUs of imports, and 105,729 TEUs of coastal trade.
In the fourth quarter of 2010 the port handled 1.571 million tons of cargo, including 732,900 tons of exports, 436,600 tons of imports and 401,900 tons of home trade goods. The three-month volume of containerized goods reached 94,124 TEUs: exports - 34,285 TEUs, imports - 31,579 TEUs, coastal trade - 28,260 TEUs.
Freight traffic in December 2010 amounted to 452,100 tons of cargo. The monthly volume includes 196,400 tons of outbound cargo, 136,100 tons of inbound cargo and 116,600 tons of home trade cargo.
Container volume in December amounted to 31,042 TEUs: exports - 11,280 TEUs, imports - 10533TEUs, coastal traffic - 9,229 TEUs.
According to CPV’s Director General Vyacheslav Pertsev, the company has come to the point of fundamental change in the traffic in favor of the containers. According to the CPV’s development strategy, by 2015, the transshipment of containers at the port should reach 650,000 TEUs. The company noted that the figure could be achieved "much earlier".
CPV’s several terminals have focused on working with containers. Currently, the containerized goods are being handled at berths N14-16 and partially N3-4. In 2011, the company projected the purchase of specialized equipment for three berths (NN5, 9, 10) to handle boxes.
"In 2011, we plan to handle some 400,000 TEUs. At the same time, we're not going to cease handling metals, pulp, machinery, goods for the northern delivery, heavy loads," Mr. Pertsev noted.
OJSC Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) holds and manages assets at the port of Vladivostok, one of the largest seaports in the Russia’s Far East. CPV operates 17 berths, including the specialized ones - container, passenger, and automobile. CPV is part of the FESCO Transport Group. In 2009 the stevedoring company posted a 4.9-percent gain year-over-year, to 6,205,100 tons.