Chairman Yu Rumin said the company’s cargo throughput was 380 million tons in 2009, up 6.7% year-on-year. The group aims to handle 10 million TEUs, containers, in 2010.
CargoNews Asia reported the group will invest $1.9 billion on infrastructure at the port this year, adding that the company would start construction on several projects, including the second 300,000-ton crude oil wharf and an ore wharf.