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Singapore offers extra port fee discount to keep shipping customers

byCT Report
14/01/2016
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SINGAPORE: Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) will grant an additional 10% concession on port dues for container vessels calling at the Port of Singapore, if they are carrying out cargo works with a port stay of not more than five days, effective tomorrow, Jan 15.

In a statement here, MPA said that the additional concession will be in place for one year, and will be granted on top of existing port dues concessions such as the Green Port Programme incentives and the 20% concession first introduced in 1996.

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The Authority said that these concessions are expected to amount to more than S$17 million (RM51.85 million) in annual savings for container lines.

MPA said the measures were introduced to help the container lines cope with the challenging economic environment.

The authority said PSA Corp Ltd, the port operator, will also put in more resources to help their customers through this period.

PSA is working with their customers to enhance vessel productivity at the port and optimise network planning activities such as service deployments and phasing in and out of vessels, with the aim of lowering their operational costs.

PSA is also actively engaging container lines which wish to establish a long-term strategic presence in the Port of Singapore.

MPA said the Port of Singapore put in a mixed performance in 2015, amidst weak global economic conditions and structural changes in the maritime industry.

Advance estimates show that vessel arrival tonnage grew 5.6%, while Singapore remained the world’s top bunkering port with a 6.5% increase in volume of bunkers sold.

Container throughput and cargo throughput, however, contracted by 8.7% and 1.1% respectively.

This was largely caused by the overall slump in Asia-Europe volumes, compounded by developments such as the rebalancing of volumes across alliances agreements, and an increase in direct sailings due to lower bunker prices, it said.

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