PSA International reports a record 105 million TEU in 2025, a 5% increase, driven by strong performance in Singapore and overseas terminals.
Singapore-headquartered PSA International Limited reported record global container throughput of 105 million TEU in 2025, a rise of five per cent from the previous year, reported London's Lloyd's List.
PSA's Singapore terminal handled 44.5 million TEU, up eight per cent from 2024, accounting for nearly all of the country's throughput. Overseas terminals processed 60.5 million TEU, which is two per cent higher than the year before.
Group chairman Peter Voser stated that this achievement came despite geopolitical volatility, trade pressures, technological disruption, and climate shifts. He credited collaboration with customers and partners for the record volumes.
PSA operates more than 70 deep-sea, rail, and inland terminals across 180 locations in 45 countries, including flagship facilities in Singapore and Belgium. Expansion projects are currently underway to boost capacity.
In November, Saudi Global Ports, a joint venture involving PSA, began expanding Terminal 2 at King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam, raising capacity to 3.8 million TEU. In September, PSA opened Phase 2 of its Mumbai terminal expansion, doubling annual capacity to 4.8 million TEU.
