Hai Phong Port aims for 35 million tonnes of goods
The Hai Phong Port Joint Stock Company said it aims to handle 35 million tonnes of goods in 2016, an 8.7-percent growth from 2015.
Hai Phong port (Source: enternews.vn)The company, which runs a group of ports in the northern city of Hai Phong, also targets 656.4 billion VND (29 million USD) in pre-tax profit, up 8.1 percent from 2015.
In its plan for 2016, the company will focus on storage building at the Dinh Vu port and IT infrastructure for Tan Vu port. It will also speed up paper work for expanding the Hai Phong port towards Lach Huyen area.
In 2015, the company handled 31.8 million tonnes, completing the yearly goal three days ahead of schedule and earned total profit of 607 billion VND (27 million USD), up 15.7 percent.
Hai Phong Port is one of the two largest ports in Vietnam.-VNA
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