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Container and bulk terminal operating companies.
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| Company | Country | Home Base | Regions of Operation | Terminal Footprint | Website | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PSA International | Singapore | Singapore | Global (Asia, Europe, Americas, Middle East, Oceania) | 70+ deepsea, rail and inland terminals across 45 countries; 100.2m TEU handled in 2024 (group-reported) | globalpsa.com | World's largest container terminal operator by equity-adjusted throughput (No. 1 in Drewry's ranking, 67.2m TEU in 2024); owned by Temasek; flagship Singapore transshipment hub |
| China Merchants Port Holdings | China | Hong Kong | Global (China, Asia, Europe, Latin America, Africa, Oceania) | Port network of ~50 ports across some 26 countries and regions; core hubs Shenzhen (Chiwan/Shekou), Shanghai stakes, Colombo and Hambantota (Sri Lanka), TCP Paranagua (Brazil) | cmport.com.hk | Consistently ranked in the global top three by equity-adjusted throughput (Drewry); state-owned China Merchants Group subsidiary; holds 49% of Terminal Link with CMA CGM |
| COSCO Shipping Ports | China | Hong Kong | Global (China, Europe, Americas, Middle East, Southeast Asia) | ~380 berths at ~38 ports worldwide; total reported throughput ~144m TEU in 2024 including minority-held terminals (company-reported) | ports.coscoshipping.com | Ports arm of COSCO Shipping Group; largest total reported throughput of any operator, reflecting many minority stakes; major holdings at Piraeus, Zeebrugge, Abu Dhabi and across China |
| APM Terminals | Denmark | The Hague, Netherlands | Global (Europe, Americas, Africa, Asia, Middle East) | 60+ terminals across 40+ countries; ~59m TEU handled in 2025 (DynaLiners) | apmterminals.com | Terminal arm of A.P. Moller - Maersk; ranked No. 3 by handled volumes in DynaLiners' 2025 ranking; operates hubs incl. Port Elizabeth (US), Algeciras, Rotterdam Maasvlakte II, Salalah (majority) and Aarhus/Gothenburg |
| DP World | United Arab Emirates | Dubai | Global (Middle East, Europe, Asia, Americas, Africa, Oceania) | ~80 marine and inland terminals in 40+ countries; 88.3m TEU gross container volume in 2024 (company-reported) | dpworld.com | One of the big four global operators; flagship Jebel Ali (Dubai); also a major logistics and ferry (P&O Ferries) group; operates London Gateway, Southampton, Antwerp Gateway, Santos (Embraport) and Dar es Salaam (from 2023) |
| Hutchison Ports | China (Hong Kong) | Hong Kong | Global (Asia, Europe, Americas, Middle East, Oceania) | 53 ports across 24 countries; ~87.5m TEU handled in 2024 (company-reported) | hutchisonports.com | Ports division of CK Hutchison Holdings; one of the big four global operators; in March 2025 CK Hutchison agreed to sell a majority (80%) stake in its ex-China/Hong Kong ports business, incl. Panama Ports Co., to a BlackRock-TiL consortium, subject to approvals |
| Terminal Investment Limited (TiL) | Switzerland | Geneva | Global (Europe, Americas, Africa, Asia, Middle East) | 70+ terminals across ~30 countries | tilgroup.com | MSC Group's terminal operating arm (majority MSC, minority Global Infrastructure Partners); with sister company AGL forms MSC's top-five global terminal platform |
| CMA Terminals / Terminal Link (CMA CGM Group) | France | Marseille | Global (Europe, Americas, Asia, Africa, Middle East) | 50+ terminals across 30+ countries (combined wholly-owned CMA Terminals and Terminal Link JV portfolio) | cma-cgm.com | CMA CGM's terminal arms; Terminal Link is a JV with China Merchants Port (49%); CMA CGM ranked No. 8 by handled volume in DynaLiners 2025 with the fastest top-10 growth (+22%) |
| ICTSI (International Container Terminal Services Inc.) | Philippines | Manila | Global (Asia, Americas, Africa, Europe, Oceania, Middle East) | ~33 terminals in 20 countries across six continents; ~13.1m TEU handled in 2024 | ictsi.com | Only Philippines-headquartered global operator; emerging-markets specialist; flagship Manila International Container Terminal; terminals incl. Contecon Guayaquil, Contecon Manzanillo, Baltic Container Terminal (Gdynia), Victoria Intl Container Terminal (Melbourne) |
| Yilport Holding | Turkey | Istanbul | Europe, Latin America, Turkey, Scandinavia | ~24 terminals in 12 countries, incl. Turkey, Portugal (Lisbon, Leixoes, Setubal), Sweden (Gavle), Malta (50% of Malta Freeport), Peru and Ecuador | yilport.com | Ports arm of Yildirim Group; sits just outside the global top 10 by throughput (Drewry/DynaLiners); also holds a stake in Malta Freeport with CMA CGM |
| AD Ports Group (incl. Noatum Ports) | United Arab Emirates | Abu Dhabi | Middle East, Europe (Mediterranean), Africa, Central Asia | UAE ports incl. Khalifa Port container terminals; Noatum Ports adds ~15 terminals in Spain and the Mediterranean; expanding into Egypt, Angola and Georgia | Abu Dhabi state-owned (via ADQ); acquired Spain's Noatum (incl. Noatum Ports) in 2023, gaining a major Mediterranean terminal network | |
| Eurogate | Germany | Bremen | Europe, North Africa | Container terminals at Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven, plus stakes in Italy (via Contship), Tangier (Morocco) and Limassol (Cyprus) | eurogate.de | Joint venture of Eurokai and BLG Logistics; Germany's largest container terminal group |
| Hanseatic Global Terminals | Germany | Hamburg | Americas, Europe, Asia, Middle East | ~20 terminals in ~11 countries | hanseatic-global-terminals.com | Hapag-Lloyd's terminal and infrastructure arm, formed in 2024 around the former SAAM Ports portfolio (acquired 2023) and Hapag-Lloyd's terminal stakes |
| Ocean Network Express (ONE) | Singapore | Singapore | Asia, North America, Europe | Growing portfolio of terminal stakes, incl. TraPac (US West Coast) and terminals in Asia and Europe | one-line.com | Container line (JV of MOL, NYK and K Line) that made its debut in Drewry's global terminal operator league table in the 2026/27 review on 2025 volumes |
| Evergreen Marine (terminal operations) | Taiwan | Taipei | Asia, North America, Europe, Latin America | Own terminals in Taiwan (Kaohsiung, Taichung), Panama (Colon Container Terminal), the US (Los Angeles, Oakland, Tacoma), Italy and Thailand | evergreen-marine.com | Terminal operations of the Evergreen shipping group, supporting its own liner network |
| HMM (terminal operations) | South Korea | Seoul | Asia, Europe, North America | Terminals and stakes in South Korea, Spain (TTI Algeciras) and the US (via Total Terminals International with TiL) | hmm21.com | Carrier-affiliated operator; Hyundai Merchant Marine's terminal arm |
| Yang Ming Marine Transport (terminal operations) | Taiwan | Keelung | Asia, North America, Europe | Terminals in Taiwan (Keelung; Kao Ming terminal in Kaohsiung) plus overseas terminal stakes | yangming.com | Carrier-affiliated operator; dropped out of Drewry's global league table in the latest (2025-data) edition |
| Wan Hai Lines (terminal operations) | Taiwan | Taipei | Asia | Dedicated terminals in Taiwan (Taipei Port, Taichung, Kaohsiung) and a stake in Cat Lai (Vietnam) | wanhai.com | Carrier-affiliated regional operator focused on intra-Asia trades |
| SSA Marine | United States | Seattle, Washington | North America, Latin America, Asia-Pacific | Terminal and stevedoring operations across the Americas (US West, East and Gulf coasts, Mexico, Panama, Chile) with additional interests in Asia-Pacific | ssamarine.com | Part of Carrix; one of the largest US marine terminal operators and a long-standing member of Drewry's global operator set |
| Ports America | United States | Morristown, New Jersey | North America | Operations at 70+ locations across 33 ports in North America (company-reported) | portsamerica.com | Largest terminal operator and stevedore in the United States; container, breakbulk, ro-ro and cruise operations; owned by Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (since 2021) |
| Maher Terminals | United States | Elizabeth, New Jersey | North America | Operates Maher Terminal at Port Elizabeth (New York/New Jersey) | maherterminals.com | Largest privately held marine terminal operator in North America; its Port Elizabeth facility is the largest container terminal on the US East Coast |
| TraPac | United States | Los Angeles, California | North America | Container terminals at Los Angeles and Oakland | trapac.com | US terminal subsidiary of Japan's Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL); ONE is a minority shareholder |
| Fenix Marine Services | United States | Los Angeles, California | North America | Operates the Pier 300 container terminal at the Port of Los Angeles | fenixmarineservices.com | Owned by CMA CGM (acquired 2021-22); one of the largest terminals at Los Angeles |
| Total Terminals International (TTI) | United States | Long Beach, California | North America | Container terminals at Long Beach (Pier T) and Seattle (Terminal 46) | Joint venture of Terminal Investment Limited (80%) and HMM (20%) | |
| Ceres Terminals | United States | Jacksonville, Florida | North America | Stevedoring and terminal operations at ~30 ports in the US and Canada (container, ro-ro, bulk, cruise) | ceresterminals.com | Major North American stevedore; part of the Macquarie Asset Management portfolio |
| GCT Global Container Terminals | Canada | Vancouver, British Columbia | North America | Four terminals: GCT Deltaport and GCT Vanterm (British Columbia), GCT Bayonne and GCT New York (New York/New Jersey) | globalterminals.com | Operates Canada's largest container terminal (Deltaport); owned by institutional investors including IFM Investors and British Columbia Investment Management Corp. |
| Logistec | Canada | Montreal, Quebec | North America | ~90 terminals at ~60 ports in Canada and the US (company-reported) | logistec.com | Bulk, breakbulk and container handling specialist; taken private by Blue Wolf Capital Partners in 2024 |
| QSL (Quebec Stevedoring) | Canada | Quebec City, Quebec | North America | ~30 terminals across Canada and the US Gulf and East coasts | Quebec-based stevedore and terminal operator focused on bulk and general cargo | |
| Crowley | United States | Jacksonville, Florida | North America, Caribbean, Central America | Terminals in Florida (Jacksonville, Port Everglades), Puerto Rico (San Juan) and Central America/Caribbean in support of its liner services | crowley.com | US shipping and logistics group combining carrier and terminal operations in the Caribbean basin |
| Santos Brasil | Brazil | Sao Paulo | South America | Operates Tecon Santos plus terminals at Vila do Conde and Imbituba and a vehicle terminal at Santos | santosbrasil.com.br | Operates Tecon Santos, the largest container terminal in Latin America |
| Wilson Sons | Brazil | Rio de Janeiro | South America | Container terminals at Rio Grande (Tecon Rio Grande) and Salvador (Tecon Salvador), plus towage and offshore support | wilsonsons.com.br | One of Brazil's largest port and maritime logistics operators; MSC agreed to acquire control from Ocean Wilsons in a deal announced in October 2024 |
| Ultraport (Ultramar Group) | Chile | Santiago | South America | Terminal operations at multiple Chilean ports (incl. Mejillones, Coquimbo, Valparaiso, San Antonio, Coronel and Puerto Angamos interests) | ultraport.cl | Chile's leading private terminal operator, part of the Ultramar group |
| Contship Italia (Eurokai Group) | Italy | Genoa | Europe, North Africa | Terminals at La Spezia, Salerno and Ravenna in Italy, plus Tangier (Morocco) interests via the Eurogate/Eurokai network | contshipitalia.com | Italian terminal arm of Hamburg's Eurokai group (sister company within the Eurogate JV structure) |
| HHLA (Hamburger Hafen und Logistik) | Germany | Hamburg | Europe | Three container terminals at Hamburg (Altenwerder, Burchardkai, Tollerort) plus terminals/interests in Odessa (Ukraine), Tallinn (exited) and Trieste (Italy) | hhla.de | Listed port operator majority-owned by the City of Hamburg; MSC agreed in 2023-24 to take a 49.9% stake in HHLA (completed 2024) |
| BLG Logistics | Germany | Bremen | Europe | Operates the Bremerhaven automobile terminal and logistics centres across Germany and Europe | blg-logistics.com | Runs one of the world's largest car-handling terminals at Bremerhaven; co-owner of Eurogate |
| Luka Koper | Slovenia | Koper | Europe | Operates the Port of Koper (container, car, bulk and general cargo terminals) | luka-kp.si | Listed operator of Slovenia's only commercial seaport; Republic of Slovenia is the largest shareholder |
| Piraeus Port Authority (OLP) | Greece | Piraeus | Europe | Operates the Port of Piraeus container terminals (Pier I) alongside COSCO-operated Piraeus Container Terminal, plus car and cruise terminals | olp.gr | Controlled by COSCO Shipping, which raised its stake to ~67% in 2021 |
| Thessaloniki Port Authority (ThPA) | Greece | Thessaloniki | Europe | Operates the Port of Thessaloniki container and conventional cargo terminals | thpa.gr | Majority stake held since 2018 by the South Europe Gateway Thessaloniki consortium (incl. Belterra/Terminal Link interests) |
| Marport (Arkas Group) | Turkey | Izmir (terminal: Istanbul) | Europe (Turkey) | Operates Marport container terminal at Ambarli, Istanbul, one of Turkey's largest | Terminal business of Turkey's Arkas Holding; TiL (MSC) has been a partner in Marport | |
| Malta Freeport Terminals | Malta | Marsaxlokk | Europe (Mediterranean) | Two container terminals at Marsaxlokk with ~3m+ TEU annual capacity | maltafreeport.com.mt | Major central Mediterranean transshipment hub; jointly held by CMA CGM (Terminal Link) and Yilport |
| Peel Ports Group | United Kingdom | Liverpool | Europe (UK, Ireland) | Operates Liverpool, Heysham, Clydeport, the Manchester Ship Canal, Dublin-area and other UK/Irish terminals | peelports.com | One of the UK's largest port groups (second by tonnage); owned by the Peel Group and AustralianSuper |
| Associated British Ports (ABP) | United Kingdom | London | Europe (UK) | Operates 21 ports across the UK, incl. Southampton, Immingham, Hull, Newport and Cardiff | abports.co.uk | The UK's largest port operator by network; owned by institutional infrastructure investors |
| Forth Ports | United Kingdom | Edinburgh | Europe (UK) | Operates eight UK ports incl. Tilbury (London), Grangemouth, Leith, Dundee and Rosyth | forthports.co.uk | Major UK regional port group; owned by PSP Investments |
| PD Ports | United Kingdom | Middlesbrough | Europe (UK) | Owns and operates Teesport and Hartlepool on Teesside, plus interests at other UK locations | pdports.co.uk | Part of Brookfield's infrastructure portfolio; Teesport is among the UK's largest ports by tonnage |
| Stena Ports | Sweden | Gothenburg | Europe (UK, Ireland, Scandinavia) | Ferry port operations incl. Holyhead, Fishguard, Harwich and Belfast-area terminals | Ports business of the Stena group, supporting Stena Line ferry routes | |
| CLdN | Luxembourg | Luxembourg City | Europe | Own ro-ro terminals at Purfleet and Killingholme (UK), Zeebrugge and Ghent (Belgium), Rotterdam and Vlissingen (Netherlands), Dublin and Cork (Ireland), Esbjerg (Denmark) and Santander (Spain) | cldn.com | Luxembourg-based ro-ro shipping and terminals group (Cobo family) |
| Grimaldi Group (terminal operations) | Italy | Naples | Europe, Africa, Americas | Operates Antwerp Euro Terminal and terminals in Italy, Spain, Greece and West Africa supporting its ro-ro/con-carrier network | grimaldi-group.com | Italian ro-ro group (Grimaldi Lines/Euromed) with integrated terminal operations |
| Wallenius Wilhelmsen (terminal operations) | Norway | Oslo | Global (Americas, Europe, Asia, Oceania) | Operates vehicle and high-and-heavy cargo terminals and processing centres in the US, Europe, Asia and Australia | walleniuswilhelmsen.com | World's largest ro-ro shipping and vehicle logistics group, with integrated marine terminals |
| Global Ports | Russia | St. Petersburg | Europe (Russia), Asia (Russian Far East) | Container terminals at St. Petersburg (Petrolesport, First Container Terminal), Ust-Luga and Vostochny (Russian Far East) | globalports.com | Russia's largest container terminal operator; Delo Group is the controlling shareholder (APM Terminals divested its stake in 2022) |
| NCSP Group (Novorossiysk Commercial Sea Port) | Russia | Novorossiysk | Europe (Russia) | Operates terminals at Novorossiysk (Black Sea), Primorsk (Baltic) and Baltiysk | nmtp.info | Russia's largest port operator by cargo turnover, focused on crude oil, products, grain and general cargo |
| FESCO Transportation Group | Russia | Moscow | Asia (Russian Far East), Europe (Russia) | Operates the Commercial Port of Vladivostok and intermodal terminals across Russia | fesco.ru | Integrated Far East operator; placed under Russian state ownership and Rosatom management in 2024 following court-ordered nationalisation |
| TIS Group | Ukraine | Odesa | Europe (Ukraine) | Five specialised terminals at Pivdennyi (Yuzhny) port: containers, grain, coal/ore, fertiliser and vegetable oil | tis.ua | Ukraine's largest private stevedoring and terminal group |
| Gulftainer | United Arab Emirates | Sharjah | Middle East, North America, South America | Operates Khorfakkan and Sharjah (UAE), terminals in Saudi Arabia (via Gulf Stevedoring JV), Iraq (Umm Qasr), Lebanon (Tripoli) and the US (Port Canaveral) | gulftainer.com | Privately owned operator (Crescent Enterprises group); one of the oldest independent Middle East terminal operators (est. 1976) |
| Saudi Global Ports | Saudi Arabia | Dammam | Middle East | Operates container terminals at King Abdulaziz Port, Dammam, and the Riyadh Dry Port | saudiglobalports.com | Joint venture between PSA International and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund |
| Red Sea Gateway Terminal (RSGT) | Saudi Arabia | Jeddah | Middle East | Operates the largest container terminal at Jeddah Islamic Port | Saudi operator whose shareholders include SISCO and MMC; COSCO Shipping Ports and the Public Investment Fund each acquired 20% stakes in 2021 | |
| QTerminals | Qatar | Doha | Middle East, Europe, Black Sea | Operates Hamad Port (Qatar) and Port of Olvia terminal (Ukraine); acquired Rotterdam-based Kramer Group in 2023 | qterminals.com | Majority owned by Mwani Qatar (Qatar Ports Management Co.) with Milaha as co-shareholder |
| ASYAD Ports | Oman | Muscat | Middle East | Operates Omani port terminals incl. Al Suwaiq, Shinas and Mina Sultan Qaboos, with an interest in Port of Duqm | asyad.om | Ports arm of Oman's state-owned ASYAD logistics group |
| Africa Global Logistics (AGL) | France | Puteaux (Paris) | Africa, Asia (India, Timor-Leste), Caribbean (Haiti) | 22 port and rail concessions in Africa incl. 16-17 container terminal concessions, plus dry ports and terminals in India, Haiti and Timor-Leste | aglgroup.com | Africa's largest transport and logistics network; created when MSC acquired Bolloré Africa Logistics in December 2022 and rebranded it in March 2023; part of the MSC Group alongside TiL |
| Meridian Port Services (MPS) | Ghana | Tema | Africa | Operates the expanded Tema Port container terminal (Terminal 3) | Joint venture of APM Terminals, Africa Global Logistics and the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority | |
| Grindrod | South Africa | Durban | Africa | Terminals in South Africa (Durban, Richards Bay, Cape Town) and Mozambique (Maputo dry-bulk terminals) | grindrod.co.za | Listed South African shipping and logistics group with a long-established terminals business |
| Transnet Port Terminals | South Africa | Durban | Africa | Operates 16 cargo terminals at South Africa's seven commercial ports (container, bulk, breakbulk and automotive) | State-owned operator (Transnet SOC) running South Africa's commercial port terminals | |
| SIFAX Group (Ports & Cargo Handling Services) | Nigeria | Lagos | Africa | Operates the Ports & Cargo terminal at Tin Can Island Port, Lagos, plus off-dock facilities | sifaxgroup.com | Nigerian indigenous operator; one of the leading private terminal concessionaires in Nigeria |
| MPDC (Maputo Port Development Company) | Mozambique | Maputo | Africa | Holds the master concession for the Port of Maputo, with sub-concessions incl. container (DP World Maputo), coal and sugar terminals | portmaputo.com | Concessionaire of Mozambique's capital port; DP World and CFM (Mozambican railways) are key shareholders/partners |
| Albayrak Group (Alport concessions) | Turkey | Istanbul | Africa, Turkey | Operates Alport concessions at Conakry (Guinea), Mogadishu (Somalia) and Banjul (The Gambia), plus Trabzon Port in Turkey | Turkish industrial group that has become a notable operator of West and East African general-cargo concessions | |
| ARISE Ports & Logistics | United Arab Emirates | Dubai | Africa | Port and logistics assets incl. Owendo (Gabon) and the Nouakchott container terminal (Mauritania, via Arise Mauritania JV) | ariseiip.com | Africa-focused infrastructure platform (ARISE IIP group) operating ports and industrial zones, often alongside AGL and Meridiam |
| Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) | China | Shanghai | Asia (China), Europe | Operates the public container terminals of Shanghai and holds overseas stakes (e.g., Haifa Bayport operations in Israel) | portshanghai.com.cn | Operator of Shanghai, the world's busiest container port (port throughput of 51.5m TEU in 2024, a world first above 50m) |
| Ningbo Zhoushan Port Group | China | Ningbo | Asia (China) | Operates the container and bulk terminals of Ningbo-Zhoushan port (Meishan, Chuanshan, Daxie and Zhoushan areas) | Operator of the world's largest port by cargo tonnage and a top-three container port | |
| Shandong Port Group | China | Qingdao | Asia (China) | Operates Qingdao, Yantai, Rizhao and Weihai ports | Provincial port group formed in 2019 by integrating Shandong's major coastal ports | |
| Tianjin Port Group | China | Tianjin | Asia (China) | Operates the container and bulk terminals of Tianjin port, incl. alliances with PSA and other operators at specific terminals | Operator of the largest port in northern China and the main gateway for Beijing | |
| Guangzhou Port Group | China | Guangzhou | Asia (China) | Operates Guangzhou port terminals incl. the Nansha container terminals | Operator of one of China's top-five container ports | |
| Westports Holdings | Malaysia | Port Klang | Asia (Malaysia) | Operates Westports, the largest container terminal operator at Port Klang (nine container terminals, CT1-CT9) | westportsholdings.com | Malaysia's largest listed port operator; handles the majority of Port Klang's container volume |
| MMC Port Holdings (MMC Group) | Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur | Asia (Malaysia) | Operates Northport and Johor Port, Penang Port, and Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas (PTP, in JV with APM Terminals) | mmc.com.my | Malaysia's largest port group by number of ports, part of MMC Corporation |
| PT Pelindo (Pelabuhan Indonesia) | Indonesia | Jakarta | Asia (Indonesia) | Operates Indonesia's commercial ports nationwide through sub-holdings incl. Pelindo Terminal Petikemas (container terminals at Tanjung Priok, Tanjung Perak, Belawan, Makassar and others) | pelindo.co.id | State-owned port enterprise formed by the 2021 merger of Pelindo I-IV |
| Saigon Newport Corporation | Vietnam | Ho Chi Minh City | Asia (Vietnam) | Operates Cat Lai terminal (Ho Chi Minh City) and a nationwide network of ~20 ports/terminals incl. Cai Mep deep-water terminals | saigonnewport.com.vn | Vietnam's largest container terminal operator (majority of national market share); military-linked (Vietnam People's Navy) state company |
| Gemadept Corporation | Vietnam | Ho Chi Minh City | Asia (Vietnam) | Operates ports incl. Nam Hai, Nam Hai Dinh Vu and Dung Quat, and the Gemalink deep-water terminal at Cai Mep (JV with CMA CGM) | gemadept.com.vn | One of Vietnam's largest private port and logistics operators |
| Adani Ports and SEZ (APSEZ) | India | Ahmedabad | Asia (India), Middle East, Africa, Oceania | 15 ports and terminals in India (incl. Mundra, the country's largest commercial port) plus Haifa (Israel), Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) and Colombo West (Sri Lanka) interests; ~450 MMT group cargo volume in FY2024-25 | adaniports.com | India's largest private port operator; part of the Adani Group |
| JSW Infrastructure | India | Mumbai | Asia (India), Middle East | Operates ports and terminals incl. Jaigarh, Dharamtar, Paradip and Mangalore in India, plus a terminal at Fujairah (UAE) | India's second-largest commercial port operator by cargo handling capacity (company-reported); part of the JSW Group | |
| South Asia Gateway Terminals (SAGT) | Sri Lanka | Colombo | Asia (Sri Lanka) | Operates the SAGT container terminal at the Port of Colombo | First private container terminal in Sri Lanka; consortium led by John Keells Holdings with APM Terminals among historical shareholders | |
| Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) | Philippines | Manila | Asia (Philippines) | Operates Manila South Harbour and the Batangas Container Terminal, plus inland and off-dock facilities | asianterminals.com.ph | Philippine operator in a long-standing strategic partnership with DP World |
| Patrick Terminals | Australia | Sydney | Oceania (Australia) | Container terminals at Brisbane, Fremantle, Melbourne and Sydney (Port Botany) | patrick.com.au | One of Australia's three major container terminal operators; owned by Qube Holdings and Brookfield (50/50) |
| Qube Ports | Australia | Sydney | Oceania (Australia), Asia | Port, bulk and general cargo operations at ~30 Australian ports plus facilities in New Zealand and Southeast Asia | qube.com.au | Part of Qube Holdings, Australia's largest integrated logistics provider |
| Flinders Ports | Australia | Adelaide | Oceania (Australia) | Operates seven South Australian ports incl. Port Adelaide, Port Lincoln and Port Pirie | flindersports.com.au | Private operator of South Australia's port network (also a port authority for its ports) |
| Impala Terminals Group | Switzerland | Geneva | Latin America, Africa, Europe, North America | Dry and liquid bulk terminals incl. Burnside (Louisiana, US), Callao (Peru), Barrancabermeja river terminals (Colombia) and facilities in Spain, Mexico and Africa | impalaterminals.com | Bulk terminals and warehousing arm of commodity trader Trafigura |
| Katoen Natie | Belgium | Antwerp | Europe, Latin America, North America, Africa | Operates Terminal Cuenca del Plata (Montevideo, Uruguay; 80% stake) and petrochemical/general cargo terminals in Belgium, Brazil, the US and elsewhere | katoennatie.com | Belgian family-owned logistics and terminal group |
| Tokyo Port Terminal Corporation | Japan | Tokyo | Japan | Port of Tokyo: Oi Container Terminal, Aomi Container Terminal, Shinagawa Container Terminal, Outer Central Breakwater Container Terminal and Odaiba Liner Terminal | www.tptc.co.jp | Founded 2008 through succession of Tokyo Port Terminal Public Corporation; Tokyo Metropolitan Government majority owner; port facilities leased to line operators e.g. MOL for Tokyo International Container Terminal |
| Yokohama-Kawasaki International Port Corporation (YKIP) | Japan | Yokohama | Japan | Ports of Yokohama and Kawasaki container terminals including Honmokufuto D5 Terminal | ykip-eng.com | Established 2016; designated by MLIT as operating company for the Keihin ports of Yokohama and Kawasaki |
| Kobe-Osaka International Port Corporation | Japan | Kobe | Japan | Hanshin Port: Port of Kobe and Port of Osaka container terminals | hanshinport.co.jp | Designated operating company for Hanshin Port; head office in Chuo-ku, Kobe; facilities leased to operators e.g. MOL-led Kobe International Container Terminal (KICT) |
| Nagoya-Yokkaichi International Port Corporation (NYP) | Japan | Nagoya | Japan | Ports of Nagoya and Yokkaichi: Tobishima Pier terminals, NCB Container Terminal and Nabeta Pier Container Terminal at Nagoya | Established May 2017 as Ise Bay operating company; initially Nagoya Port Authority 65% and Yokkaichi Port Authority 35%; took over part of Nagoya Port Terminal Corporation container business in Sept. 2017 | |
| Hakata Port Terminal Co., Ltd. | Japan | Fukuoka | Japan | Port of Hakata: Island City Container Terminal and Kashii Park Port Container Terminal | hakatako-futo.co.jp | Operates Island City and Kashii facilities received as a batch loan from Fukuoka City as port management authority; Island City handles about 60% of Hakata container throughput |
| Busan New Container Terminal (BNCT) | South Korea | Busan | South Korea | Busan New Port Terminal 5 / Pier 5 (Phase 2-3), 1,400m quay | www.bnctkorea.com | Independent full-service container terminal operator listed by Busan Port Authority; opened Jan. 2012; capacity cited at 2.44m TEU by BPA |
| Busan Port Terminal (BPT) | South Korea | Busan | South Korea | Busan North Port: Gamman Terminal and Sinseondae Terminal | Formed Nov. 2016 by merger of the Sinseondae and Gamman terminal operators per Busan Port Authority | |
| Hanjin Busan Newport Co. (HJNC) | South Korea | Changwon (Busan New Port) | South Korea | Busan New Port Pier 3 (Phase 2-1), 1,100m quay | Hanjin Group container terminal company; Busan Port Authority-listed operator; opened 2009 | |
| Busan Container Terminal (BCT) | South Korea | Busan | South Korea | Busan New Port Pier 6 (Phase 2-4), 1,050m quay | Busan Port Authority-listed operator as Busan Container Terminal Corp.; opened June 2022 | |
| Dongwon Global Terminal Busan (DGT) | South Korea | Changwon (Busan New Port) | South Korea | Busan New Port West Container Terminal Pier 7 (Phase 2-5) | Dongwon Group subsidiary; opened Apr. 2024 as South Korea’s first fully automated container terminal; ONE took an indirect equity stake in 2026 | |
| Sun Kwang Co., Ltd. (SNCT) | South Korea | Incheon | South Korea | Incheon New Port: Sun Kwang Newport Container Terminal (SNCT) | Korean stevedoring company; SNCT opened 1 June 2015 as an Incheon New Port Phase 1 terminal; also a consortium member for the future Incheon Global Container Terminal | |
| Hanjin Incheon Container Terminal | South Korea | Incheon | South Korea | Incheon New Port: Hanjin Incheon Container Terminal (HJIT) | Hanjin Group terminal; opened 2016 per Hanjin KAL ESG reporting; second Incheon New Port terminal alongside SNCT |
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