CK Hutchison says ‘forced termination’ of Panama ports cut 1% off throughput
CK Hutchison Holdings reported that the "forced termination" of its operations at two Panama Canal ports negatively impacted its overall throughput. In the first half of the year, this resulted in a 1% decrease in total throughput, which fell to 43.6 million TEUs.

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AI-generatedCK Hutchison Holdings reported that the "forced termination" of its operations at two Panama Canal ports negatively impacted its overall throughput. In the first half of the year, this resulted in a 1% decrease in total throughput, which fell to 43.6 million TEUs. This loss occurred after the Panamanian government nullified an operating contract and took over the port assets in late February. Despite this setback, CK Hutchison's broader port portfolio performed better compared to the previous year. The company quantified this impact for the first time in its half-year financial results.
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4 extractedOverall throughput fell by 1% year on year to 43.6 million TEUs in the six-month period.
Overall port portfolio performed better than a year ago, despite the loss of the Panama ports.
The Panama government nullified an operating contract and took over the assets of two ports in late February.
CK Hutchison Holdings stated that the forced termination of operations at two Panama Canal ports reduced overall throughput by 1% in the first half of the year.