Karachi, November 23, 2025 – The Port Qasim Authority (PQA) has released its updated shipping activity report for Sunday, providing essential operational details to shipping companies, cargo handlers, importers, exporters, and other port stakeholders.
The report, compiled at 0800 hours, covers vessel movements over the previous 24 hours, highlighting both departures and arrivals at one of Pakistan’s busiest maritime gateways.
According to the PQA, one major vessel sailed during the reporting period. The tanker M.T-Maritime Valor departed from the FOTCO terminal after completing the offloading of motor gasoline (MOGAS). The vessel, registered under number 36598, had a length overall (LOA) of 183 meters and handled more than 35,000 metric tons of cargo before sailing at 3:00 PM. Its operations were managed by Al-Pine Marine.
The authority also reported the berthing of several vessels carrying essential liquid and gas cargoes. The tanker M.T-Southern Anoa, loaded with nearly 19,000 metric tons of palm oil, berthed at the Liquid Cargo Terminal (LCT) at 9:00 AM under the agency of Al-Pine Marine. Around the same time, M.T-Sarwat Gas, an LPG carrier handled by M. International, berthed at the SSGC terminal with 930 metric tons of liquefied petroleum gas.
Another vessel, M.T-Serengeti, was reported to have berthed at EVTL later in the day, while M.T-Lian Yang Hu, carrying more than 41,000 metric tons of gasoline, berthed at FOTCO at 7:00 PM under GAC Shipping.
The updated shipping data helps the maritime sector plan cargo operations efficiently and ensures smooth movement of imports and exports through Port Qasim.