In the third quarter of this year the transits of ships in a of the busiest shipping routes in the world, that of Straits of Malacca and Singapore, they are increased of +9.7% being 23,045 compared to 21,004 in the same period of 2022. To with the exception of the decline in ro-ro and passenger ship transits, which decreased respectively by -5.1% and -17.0% to 599 and 195, the flow of types of ships that have recorded the greater number of transits has grown being the waterway Asian was crossed by 6.534 portacontainer (+15.1%), 4.688 bulk carriers (+19.1%), 1,808 multipurpose ships (+18.6%), 2,433 very large crude carrier (+9.3%), 5.197 tanker (+2.6%) and 1.239 navi per the transport of liquefied natural gas (+6.9%).

In the first nine months of 2023, total transits were 66.083, with a rise of +8.6% regarding 60.851 ships transited in the corresponding period of last year.