Last month, the Port of Singapore handled 50.46 million tons of goods, with an increase of +0.8% on the November 2024 slowed down by the -10.3% decrease in traffic of hydrocarbons which amounted to 14.71 million tons. The other bulk cargo grew by +6.5% to 2.57 million tons. In the container sector, traffic has been of 30.57 million tons (+6.7%) and was carried out with a container handling of 3.70 million TEUs (+10,9%). Conventional goods totalled 2.60 million tons (+0.5%).

In the first 11 months of 2025, total traffic stood at 563.40 million tons, a decrease of -1.1% on the same period last year. Containerized goods amounted to 335.61 million tonnes (-1.0%) and was made with a container handling of 40.74 million TEUs (+8.5%). Conventional goods recorded a increase of +15.5% having been equal to 28.33 million tons. Hydrocarbons, with 170.45 million tons, marked a decrease of -4.4%, while other bulk cargo, with 29.00 million tons, increased by +4.6%.

In the first 11 months of this year, fuel sales naval shipments in the Asian port amounted to 51.27 million tons (+2.3%), mainly 26.00 million tons tons of intermediate fuel oil with sulfur content less than 0.50% (-4.2%), 19.59 million tons of marine fuel oil (+7.2%) and 3.83 million tons of fuel oil intermediate with a sulphur content of less than 0.1% (+12.0%).