𝕏 CT3 to change hands? News13 Sep 2005 Speculation is growing that Dubai Ports International (DPI) will sell its one-berth Container Terminal 3 (CT3) at Hong Kong’s Kwai Chung c...
𝕏 PSA acquires HIT stake News19 Jul 2005 In a surprise move, Hutchison Whampoa Ltd (HWL) has announced that it has agreed to sell 20 per cent and 10 per cent effective equity in Hon...
𝕏 Business trickles into ACT News1 Jul 2005 After remaining idle for about a year, the gantry cranes at Asia Container Terminals (ACT), the twoberth facility now operated by Dubai Port...
Singapore leads Hong Kong in port rankings News1 Jul 2005 Singapore has maintained its lead over Hong Kong in the first half of 2005 to retain its title as the world’s largest container port. Sing...
No listing for HPH News1 Apr 2005 Hutchison Whampoa, Hong Kong’s largest conglomerate, has no plans to hive off its highly profitable ports division into a separate listing...
Shenzhen to top Kwai Chung? News1 Oct 2004 Hong Kong’s Kwai Chung containerport set an all-time monthly record in August by handling 1.28 mill TEU, but the Shenzhen terminals in sou...
Guider from HIT News1 Jan 2003 Hong Kong International Terminals (HIT) has launched a new PC-based ship planning system called Guider, which is claimed to be a major advan...
Customer Plus service upgraded News1 Aug 2002 Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) recently implemented a new phase of its Customer Plus system, an advanced B2B interface used for exch...
Gauging the size of the problem News20 Nov 2001 For the first time, container cranes able to work a 22-wide deck stow container cranes are to be provided with a relatively narrow gauge (80...
HIT chassis safety device News20 Sep 2001 Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) in Hong Kong, part of Hutchison Port Holdings, has developed a new laser-based detection system desig...
