In the first half of 2026, the Port of Singapore handled 307.9 million tons of goods, with an increase of +2.4% on the first half of last year, which was driven by the new historical records of six-monthly traffic in the conventional and non-oil bulk goods 16.9 million (+13.5%) and 19.0 million tonnes respectively (+22,7%). Traffic of which amounted to 186.5 million tons (+3.2%) with a container handling of 22.7 million TEU (+4.7%). Oil bulk fell by -4.5% to 85.5 million tons.

In the first half of this year, bunker sales in the Asian port reached a record share of over 28.2 million of tonnes (+4.7%), mainly of which 13.9 million tonnes tons of low-sulfur LSFO fuel supplies (+0.4%), 11.5 million tonnes of marine fuel oil (+13.2%) and 2.0 million tonnes of low-content LSMGO marine diesel of sulphur (+6.9%).

In the second quarter of 2026 alone, the Port of Singapore handled a total of 151.2 million tons of goods, with a decrease of -0.9% over the same period in 2025, which is was determined by the reduction in oil traffic which has fell to 40.7 million tons (-8.4%). Containerized goods amounted to 94.1 million tonnes (+1.4%) with a container handling of 11.5 million TEUs (+3.3%). In Conventional goods also increased with 7.7 million tons (+2.2%) and non-oil bulk cargo with 8.7 million tons (+12,0%).