Last month, the Port of Singapore handled 52.6 million of tons of goods, with an increase of +1.1% on August 2024 held back by the reduction in container traffic that has amounted to 31.6 million tonnes (-2.3%) with a Container handling of almost 3.9 million TEUs (+7,2%). On the other hand, conventional goods grew with 2.7 million of tons (+7.6%) as well as oil bulk with 15.0 million tonnes (+2.0%) and other bulk cargo with 3.4 million tons (+32.9%).

In the first eight months of 2025, the Asian port of call handled 407.7 million tons globally, with a decrease of -2.7% on the same period last year. Goods in containers amounted to 243.8 million tons (-2.4%) and were carried out with a container handling equal to 29.4 million TEUs (+7.4%). Conventional goods have totalled 20.1 million tonnes (+16.8%). Bulk amounted to 122.7 million tonnes (-7.3%) and those of other types to 21.1 million tons (+6.2%).

In the period January-August of this year, sales of ship fuel in the port of Singapore amounted to 36.9 million tonnes (+1.2%), mainly of which 18.7 million tonnes tonnes of low-sulphur LSFO fuel (-6.4%), 14.0 million tonnes of marine fuel oil (+6.0%) and 2.7 million tonnes tonnes of LSMGO low-sulphur diesel (+12.2%).