𝕏 Setúbal hits all-time box record News29 Oct 2016 In the first nine months of this year, Portugal's third biggest container port handled 121,744 TEU...
𝕏 Setúbal launches new projects News17 Aug 2015 The Port of Setúbal is looking to develop one or two new areas...
𝕏 Setúbal ro-ro up 15% News27 Apr 2015 The number of new cars moved over the Port of Setúbal in the first quarter of this year increased by 15% to 40,000 units...
Portuguese ports debate News28 Jan 2015 The Port of Setúbal argues that it is a better bet for a new deep water container terminal than Barreiro in Lisbon...
Setúbal launches ro-ro tender News17 Jan 2015 The Port of Setúbal has launched a public tender to expand its ro-ro terminal to accommodate more automobile business...
Robotic inspection unit News25 Nov 2014 The Port of Setúbal (APSS) is making use of a remotely-controlled robotic vehicle with video equipment for capturing and recording CCTV ima...
Setúbal maintains its momentum News21 Oct 2014 Traffic trends in September continue to be positive...
Setúbal up by 22% News7 Aug 2014 The Port of Setúbal handled around 4.2 Mt in 1H/14, a 22% increase year on year...
Traffic boost for Setúbal News9 Sep 2013 The Port of Setúbal is up 3% year-on-year to the end of August...
Setúbal revokes container charges News27 Jan 2013 The Port of Setúbal has cancelled its container tax in an effort to stimulate business...
Record year for Setubal News29 Dec 2011 Despite the problems of the Portuguese economy, the Port of Setúbal will post record cargo throughput in 2011...
Sines on a roll News22 Sep 2011 Terminal XXI, the joint PSA and Tertir deep water container terminal in Sines, has recorded its best ever monthly figures...
All-time cargo record for Setúbal News29 Dec 2010 The Portuguese port has reported that it is on course to top the 2007 record year...
Four in the running for Setubal News1 Nov 2001 Four companies have been invited to tender by the Setubal port authority (APSS) for a 20 + 10 year concession to operate the port's multi-pu...
Setubal concession News20 Sep 2001 The Portuguese Port of Setubal is set to concede its common user general cargo/container terminal to the private sector....
