Port of Singapore Hits Three Billion Gross Tonnage Mark; Tuas Port Development Continuing: MOT

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Port of Singapore Hits Three Billion Gross Tonnage Mark; Tuas Port Development Continuing: MOT

The Business Times2023-12-27

The Port of Singapore has recorded three billion gross tonnage in annual vessel arrival tonnage as of Monday (Dec 25).Singapore-flagged container vessel, ONE OLYMPUS, helped the port cross the three ...

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