Can Tho Port Joint Stock Co
UUPCOM:CCT7,600.00
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Can Tho Port Joint Stock Co
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- Can Tho Port Joint Stock Company is a Vietnam-based port terminal and logistics service provider that operates commercial maritime facilities across the Mekong Delta region. The company provides an integrated suite of port operations and maritime logistics solutions, including marine cargo handling, loading, unloading, and stevedoring services for containerized cargo, bulk commodities, bagged agricultural goods, fertilizers, and construction materials; bonded warehousing, covered transit sheds, and open yard storage management; multimodal freight forwarding, inland waterway barge transport, and customs clearance facilitation; maritime vessel support services, comprising tugboat towing, pilotage assistance, mooring, unmooring, and freshwater supply; container maintenance, repair, stuffing, and unstuffing operations; and port infrastructure, heavy lifting equipment, and commercial yard leasing. Operating primarily through its Hoang Dieu and Cai Cui port terminals situated along the Hau River, the company serves domestic and international shipping lines, agricultural exporters, manufacturers, and trading firms throughout southern Vietnam. Originally established in 1980 and operating as a subsidiary of Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC), the company is headquartered in Can Tho, Vietnam. In recent operational developments, Can Tho Port Joint Stock Company has expanded its scheduled container barge transport connections linking Cai Cui Port to deep-water gateway terminals in Cai Mep-Thi Vai and Ho Chi Minh City; integrated electronic delivery order (eDO) and digital cargo management systems to streamline terminal clearance; and upgraded quayside handling infrastructure to support growing agricultural export volumes and cold-chain logistics across the Mekong Delta economic corridor.