CK Hutchison Holdings Limited reported a nine per cent year-on-year revenue increase in its Ports and Related Services division for the first half of 2025, according to Saint Petersburg's PortNews.
Revenue rose to HK$23,5 billion (US$3.01 billion), supported by a four per cent rise in throughput to 44 million TEU. Growth was driven by strong performance at Yantian and Shanghai ports, terminals in Asia and the Middle East, and higher storage income in Mexico and Europe.
EBITDA climbed 10 per cent to HK$8,719 billion, while EBIT rose 12 per cent to HK$6,508 million, reflecting operational efficiency and cost control.
Asia, Australia and Others posted five per cent throughput growth, led by Pakistan, Thailand, and a new facility in Abu Qir, Egypt. Europe saw flat throughput but gains in Rotterdam and storage income offset declines in Barcelona transshipment.
HPH Trust throughput rose seven per cent on export growth to Europe and new shipping alliances, though revenue growth was tempered by a shift toward lower-tariff transhipment cargo.
The division operated 295 berths at end-June 2025, up two from a year earlier. Planned additions in Saudi Arabia and Thailand will be offset by concession returns in the UAE and Iraq.
Environmental performance improved, with Scope one and two emissions per TEU down four per cent year-on-year and diesel consumption per TEU down five per cent. Renewable energy sourcing exceeded 40 per cent of electricity use by May 2025.
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Revenue rose to HK$23,5 billion (US$3.01 billion), supported by a four per cent rise in throughput to 44 million TEU. Growth was driven by strong performance at Yantian and Shanghai ports, terminals in Asia and the Middle East, and higher storage income in Mexico and Europe.
EBITDA climbed 10 per cent to HK$8,719 billion, while EBIT rose 12 per cent to HK$6,508 million, reflecting operational efficiency and cost control.
Asia, Australia and Others posted five per cent throughput growth, led by Pakistan, Thailand, and a new facility in Abu Qir, Egypt. Europe saw flat throughput but gains in Rotterdam and storage income offset declines in Barcelona transshipment.
HPH Trust throughput rose seven per cent on export growth to Europe and new shipping alliances, though revenue growth was tempered by a shift toward lower-tariff transhipment cargo.
The division operated 295 berths at end-June 2025, up two from a year earlier. Planned additions in Saudi Arabia and Thailand will be offset by concession returns in the UAE and Iraq.
Environmental performance improved, with Scope one and two emissions per TEU down four per cent year-on-year and diesel consumption per TEU down five per cent. Renewable energy sourcing exceeded 40 per cent of electricity use by May 2025.
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