Port Qasim schedules departures carrying coal, palm oil and soybean seed, while a container vessel and a palm oil tanker are due to berth.

KARACHI: Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has scheduled the departure of three vessels and the berthing of two others on Saturday, October 10, 2026, according to its daily shipping report updated at 8:00am.

The scheduled vessel movements involve coal, palm oil, soybean seed and container cargo, reflecting continued activity at the country’s major maritime trade facility.

Three Vessels Scheduled to Sail

Three vessels are scheduled to depart Port Qasim during the day.

The M.V. Sea Destiny, carrying 42,300 tonnes of coal, is scheduled to sail at 12:30pm from the M/W-II berth. Ocean World is its shipping agent.

The M.T. Grand Ace 1, carrying 13,000 tonnes of palm oil, is scheduled to depart at 3:30pm from M/W-I. Alpine Marine is handling the vessel.

The M.V. Dulce Diva, carrying 58,613 tonnes of soybean seed, is also scheduled to sail at 3:30pm from the FAP berth, with Alpine Marine acting as its shipping agent.

The three departing vessels are carrying a combined 113,913 tonnes of cargo.

Two Vessels Scheduled to Berth

The PQA report also lists two vessels scheduled to arrive at their designated berths.

The M.V. RDO Fortune, a container vessel, is scheduled to berth at 9:30am at QT2-II. Hapag-Lloyd Pakistan is its shipping agent. The report does not specify its container cargo quantity.

Meanwhile, the M.T. Bao Feng Hua 1, carrying 8,829 tonnes of palm oil, is scheduled to berth at 6:30pm at M/W-I. Alpine Marine is handling the vessel.

The two scheduled berthings cover container handling and palm oil imports.

Port Qasim’s daily shipping programme provides updates on vessel movements, cargo volumes, berthing schedules and shipping agents, helping importers, exporters and other stakeholders monitor port operations.