
International Container Terminal Services is an independent container terminal operator serving governments divesting maritime port assets through privatization or sale.
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ICTSI won a 25-year concession in 1988 to operate the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT). Since then, MICT has expanded its capacity, fleet, and switched to an integrated IT control system.
Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT/Jadranska vrata), operated by ICTSI in Croatia’s Port of Rijeka, surpasses **4 million TEUs** in container volume handled. The milestone reflects growth in Adriatic region shipping activity and the terminal’s expanded capacity. AGCT remains a key hub for Mediterranean and European trade routes.
Oct 2026Trending Now ShippingNews article
ICTSI’s Contecon Manzanillo (CMSA) gains approval to dock ships with drafts up to **15.5 meters**, enabling the Port of Manzanillo to accommodate ultra-large container vessels. This makes CMSA the **only terminal at the port** with this capability, expanding its operational capacity for high-volume shipping.
Aug 2026PortCalls AsiaNews article
International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) reports a 25% rise in recurring net income to **$604.69 million** for the first half of 2026. The growth stems from increased cargo volumes, new terminal operations, and higher revenues across its global network. The company’s financial performance reflects stronger demand and expanded operational capacity.
Aug 2026Daily TribuneNews article
Razon-led **International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI)** reports a **22.6% rise in first-quarter net income** to **$293.57 million**, driven by higher volumes and earnings from newly operational terminals. The company attributes revenue growth to expanded terminal contributions and increased operational activity. ICTSI’s financial performance reflects gains from its strategic terminal investments and operational scaling.
May 2026BusinessWorld OnlineNews article