In 2024, the Port of Singapore handled 622.7 million tons of goods, a volume that represents an increase of +5.2% on 2023 and is only lower than the all-time record of 630.1 million tons established in 2018 and the traffic handled in 2017 and 2019. If last year the total traffic was not risen to a new historical peak, in 2024 a volume never reached previously it was reached both by goods containerized and non-oil bulk cargo. The new record in the container sector has been achieved with a traffic of 369.5 million tons (+5.1%), a record that is also in terms of twenty-foot containers handled that are Results of over 41.1 million TEUs (+5.4%). The new record of non-oil bulk is 30.9 million tons (+37,0%). In addition, last year in the Asian port were 195.1 million tons of oil bulk handled (+1.6%) and 27.1 million tons of conventional goods (+4.2%).

In the fourth quarter of last year alone, traffic total of goods in the port of call amounted to 153.5 million tons, with a growth of +1.3% on the same period of 2023, of which 90.0 million tonnes of goods containerized (-0.1%) made with a handling of containers equal to 10.4 million TEUs (+3.8%), 7.5 million TEUs tonnes of conventional goods (+17.9%), 47.8 million tonnes of tonnes of oil bulk (-2.0%) and 8.2 million tonnes of tons of other bulk cargo (+29.6%).