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  • October 14, 2026
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PORT OF SINGAPORE

Topic: PORT OF SINGAPORE

WORLD HARBOUR SERIES

PORT OF SINGAPORE — A Global Gateway for World Trade

The Port of Singapore is one of the world’s most important maritime and logistics hubs. Located at the crossroads of major international shipping routes in Southeast Asia, Singapore connects manufacturers, exporters, importers and consumers across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas.

Its strategic location, advanced port infrastructure, efficient cargo handling and extensive shipping connections make it a key gateway for international trade.

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  1. PORT PROFILE
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Port Name: Port of Singapore

Country: Singapore

Region: Southeast Asia

Maritime Authority: Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)

Major Container Terminal Operator: PSA Singapore

Main Port Areas: Tuas, Pasir Panjang, Keppel, Brani, Tanjong Pagar, Sembawang and Jurong

Official Websites:
https://www.mpa.gov.sg/
https://www.singaporepsa.com/

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2. PORT PERFORMANCE — 2025
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Singapore recorded outstanding maritime activity in 2025:

44.66 million TEUs in container throughput.

3.22 billion gross tonnes of vessel arrivals.

56.77 million tonnes of marine fuel sales.

A record year for container throughput, with an 8.6% increase compared with 2024.

TEU means Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit, a standard measurement used for container cargo.

These figures demonstrate Singapore’s importance in international shipping, container transshipment and maritime services.

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3. MAJOR TERMINALS AND PORT FACILITIES
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Tuas Port

Singapore’s next-generation port development is designed to consolidate container operations at a single location. Its expansion uses advanced automation and electric equipment to improve efficiency and support future cargo demand.

Pasir Panjang Terminals

A major container-handling area equipped to serve large container vessels and support international shipping networks.

Keppel, Brani and Tanjong Pagar

Established port areas that have played important roles in Singapore’s container-handling development.

Jurong Port

A multipurpose port serving general cargo, bulk cargo and other industrial shipping requirements.

Sembawang

Facilities supporting vehicle and general cargo operations.

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4. WHAT CARGO MOVES THROUGH SINGAPORE?
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The port supports a wide variety of maritime and logistics activities, including:

  • Shipping containers and manufactured products

  • Electronics, machinery and industrial equipment

  • Consumer goods and retail products

  • Bulk and conventional cargo

  • Vehicle and project cargo

  • Transshipment cargo moving between international vessels

  • Marine fuel and ship-supply services

Singapore is particularly important for transshipment—the transfer of containers from one vessel to another before they continue to their final destination.

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5. WHY IS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE SO IMPORTANT?
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Strategic location:

Singapore sits near the Strait of Malacca, one of the world’s key maritime corridors.

Global connectivity:

Its shipping network links businesses to ports and markets around the world.

Efficient operations:

Integrated terminals, modern equipment and coordinated port services help keep cargo moving.

Logistics and distribution:

Warehousing, freight forwarding, shipping and supply-chain services support regional and global businesses.

Maritime expertise:

Singapore is also a major centre for ship services, bunkering, maritime finance and shipping-related businesses.

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6. TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE
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Singapore continues to develop smarter and more sustainable port operations through:

  • Automated container-handling equipment

  • Digital port and logistics systems

  • Electric terminal vehicles and equipment

  • Improved coordination between vessels and terminals

  • New capacity at Tuas Port

  • Initiatives to reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency

These developments are intended to strengthen port productivity and prepare Singapore for the future of global trade.

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9. OFFICIAL HARBOUR AUTHORITY CONTACT
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Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)

Address: 460 Alexandra Road, mTower #18-00, Singapore 119963

General Enquiries: +65 6272 7777

Website: https://www.mpa.gov.sg/

Enquiries: Use the official contact and feedback page on the MPA website.

This is the contact information for Singapore’s maritime authority, not a direct cargo-booking or terminal-operations hotline.

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