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PSA Singapore hits record annual throughput of over 40 million TEUs in 2024

This reinforces its position as a gateway connecting Singapore's economy to the global market.

PSA Singapore recorded over 40 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2024, surpassing its previous annual high of 38.8 million TEUs in 2023.

The group said this is driven by its commitment to ensuring resilient, efficient, and sustainable cargo flow. This also reinforces its position as a vital gateway connecting Singapore’s economy to the global market, it added.

According to Ong Kim Pong, group CEO of PSA International, the group aims to strengthen its port operations and port-adjacent services, creating a more integrated port ecosystem in line with its Node to Network strategy.

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