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Brazil's Santos Port Posts Record Q1 Profit As Government Eyes Privatization | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Brazil's Santos Port Posts Record Q1 Profit As Government Eyes Privatization | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Latin America’s largest port, located in the southeastern Brazilian city of Santos, posted a record first-quarter net profit as the federal government prepares an auction to privatize it by the end of this year. The Santos port on Friday reported quarterly net income of 135.2 million reais ($26.30 million), up 91% from a year earlier ...

Port of Santos, Wilson Sons, DockTech in seabed monitoring - Vimarsana News

Port of Santos, Wilson Sons, DockTech in seabed monitoring

The Santos Port Authority (SPA), Wilson Sons and DockTech have signed an agreement for the improvement and use of pioneering seabed monitoring technology.

Port of Santos, Wilson Sons and DockTech sign technical cooperation agreement for the use of pioneering technology in Brazil - Vimarsana News

Port of Santos, Wilson Sons and DockTech sign technical cooperation agreement for the use of pioneering technology in Brazil

The Santos Port Authority (SPA), Wilson Sons and DockTech signed on Thursday (09/12) a technical cooperation agreement for the improvement and use of unprecedented seabed monitoring technology. The agreement formalizes the partnership that aims the study and collaboration between the three companies to improve the solution for real-time monitoring of the operational depth of the ...

Port of Santos box volume grows 19.6% Jan-Sept - Vimarsana News

Port of Santos box volume grows 19.6% Jan-Sept

The growth in container movement at the Port of Santos continues in the double digits, accumulating up to September 3.6m teu.