Karachi Port Issues Shipping Movements for December 19, 2024

Karachi Port Trust

Karachi, December 19, 2024 – The Karachi Port Trust (KPT) has released detailed shipping movements for Thursday, December 19, 2024, providing key updates to stakeholders and industry professionals.

Ship Movements at Karachi Port

Ships Berthed:

1. KOI – Container Ship

2. HMM Tacoma – Container Ship

3. Kiran Istanbul – Rock Phosphate

4. Raon Teresa – Tanker

Ships Sailed:

• Addison

• Vung Tau Express

• Ginga Saker

• SC Brilliant

• APL Miami

• Puffi Bulker

Expected to Sail on December 19, 2024:

• M.T Khairpur

• Endo Gregale

Expected Arrivals:

• Hicri Kaan (19-12-2024) – L/9000 Ethanol

• Putuoshan (19-12-2024) – L/12000 Ethanol

• HE Yuan Shun (19-12-2024) – D/L Container

• XIN FU Zhou (19-12-2024) – D/L Container

• Ever Excel (19-12-2024) – D/L Container

• M.T Mardan (20-12-2024) – D/72000 Crude Oil

• FPMC 31 (20-12-2024) – D/30000 Mogas

• Ever Utile (20-12-2024) – D/L Container

• GSL Nicoletta (20-12-2024) – D/L Container

• MSC Nerissa (20-12-2024) – D/L Container

• XIN Beijing (20-12-2024) – D/L Container

• JI Xian Sing (20-12-2024) – D/1283 Clinkers

• Desert Challenger (20-12-2024) – L/57250 Clinkers

Cargo Handling Turnover

The total cargo handled at Karachi Port during the past 24 hours amounted to an impressive 163,782 metric tons. This includes 64,859 metric tons of export cargo and 98,923 metric tons of import cargo.

Commodity Breakdown (in Metric Tons):

• Containerized Cargo: 63,205 (Import), 31,616 (Export), Total: 94,821

• Clinkers: — (Import), 26,820 (Export), Total: 26,820

• Rice: — (Import), 1,943 (Export), Total: 1,943

• Liquid Cargo: 35,718 (Import), 4,480 (Export), Total: 40,198

Strategic Importance of Karachi Port

Karachi Port remains a cornerstone of Pakistan’s maritime infrastructure, consistently facilitating significant volumes of trade. Its ability to handle diverse cargo, including containerized shipments, clinkers, rice, and liquid cargo, underscores its operational versatility. The port’s management, led by the Karachi Port Trust, continues to prioritize efficiency and stakeholder engagement through transparent updates and state-of-the-art infrastructure.

Karachi Port’s robust handling capabilities reflect its pivotal role in supporting Pakistan’s economic growth. The 163,782 metric tons processed in the last 24 hours stand as a testament to its critical contribution to national and regional trade. As Karachi Port prepares to welcome a diverse range of vessels, its commitment to excellence remains unwavering, cementing its status as a vital trade hub in South Asia.