TCIT surpassed their initial 14,235 TEUs handling record per mother vessel within less than a week, now setting it at 15,615 TEUs on 19 June 2021. This newest achievement is also the highest volume per vessel ever handling in Vietnam, attributing to the prominence of its position within Vietnam’s seaport industry and in TCIT with Cai Mep – Thi Vai deep-water port area.

Vietnam has maintained stable economic growth, owing to its import and export activities achieving positive development despite the impact of the global pandemic. In the first five months of 2021, VPA declares the total throughput volume passing Cai Mep – Thi Vai area accomplished 2.3 million TEUs, which reflected a 47% increase compared to the same period last year. This figure further revealed a 1.3 million TEUs increase of US import and export volume, equating to a 35% increase over the same period, continuously maintaining the title of the top fastest-growing seaport of the world with an average growth rate of 22% annually.

RBS would like to congratulate TCIT on this remarkable achievement and extend our gratitude for entrusting our TOS to power its terminal operations. We cannot wait to witness your next milestone as you maintain your role in the national economy as an international trade port in Southern Vietnam critical economic region. 

Tan Cang Hiep Phuoc Port (TCHP) in Vietnam is one of RBS’ recent TOPS installation sites, and they have just achieved their highest handling productivity rate.

Despite enduring the most challenging of times, TCHP accomplished a milestone on 22 September 2020 that established a record handling capacity of 118 containers per hour on a single vessel. As a result of efficient operations and providing the best service quality with all the while enforcing strict health practices, was able to unload an aggregate of 1,679 containers for its handling capacity, which is equivalent to 2,430 TEUs for HAYDN ship of ONE shipping liner. The achievement reflects TCHP’s constant improvement in port handling capacity, which has attributed massive time and cost savings for shipping liners, especially when their vessels berth at the port for cargo delivery.

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Significant efforts invested in retrofitting terminal equipment to increase service quality and business capacity reflect their recent accomplishments. TCIT, as a result, maintained its title for holding the largest market share in Cai Mep – Thi Vai area while almost reaching 2 Mil TEUs container throughput: a 20% increase from 2018. Read more here.

Tan Cang – Cai Mep International Terminal (TCIT), yet again has broken another record on 24 November 2019. The achievement of handling 10,590 TEUs per one container ship has even surpassed Vietnam’s seaport industry’s former 9,947 TEUs handling capacity.

At TCIT, the average volume totalled 1,400 TEUs while the maximum was 2,900 TEUs per vessel at the initial operations. The recent breakthrough is four times larger. The constant growth trend will presumably continue hereafter, as the terminal plans to expedite cargo operations and upsize the container cranes in the next two years. TCIT’s continuous improvement strategy is the reason they are never settling on a standard level of efficiency. Instead, their proactiveness in innovation has allowed them to harness the title and remain as the top deep-water terminal in Vietnam. RBS would like to applaud TCIT on this success and hope to see more breakthroughs this new year!