DSP provider of specialized IT services to ports and shipping industry and first implementation partner of NAVIS LLC, signed a new important partnership agreement with the German Research and Development Centre ISL Application GmbH.

New statistics show that buoyed by continued strong increases in steel, total tonnage at Port of Houston Authority docks was up more than 26 percent through February.

Container volume in the Port of Charleston rose 9.2 percent in February compared to the same month last year. Charleston handled 119,052 20-foot equivalent units (TEU) last month, representing a 5.8 percent climb in container volume over the month of January, largely on the strength of loaded exports.

Global Ports increased its container throughput volumes in the Russian Ports segment by 44% in 2011 [1], strongly outperforming the 29%[2] growth in the overall Russian container market.

The duisport Group achieved total output of around EUR 149 million in the last financial year.

Progress on the Port of Charleston's Navy Base Terminal has reached another milestone with  approval of the next major construction project

Baltic Container Terminal (BCT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (ICTSI) subsidiary in Poland, has signed a PLN 53.8 million (approx. US$17.3 million) agreement with the Center of European Union Transport Projects to subsidize a portion of the PLN 153 million (approx. US$49.2 million) expansion project of the terminal, which is expected to be completed in 2015.

APM Terminals' 2011 Sustainability Report shows continued improvement in sustainability performance throughout the company's global port, terminal and inland services network.