More container traffic buoys port’s profits

Apr 5th at 10:44
05-04-2017 10:44:26+07:00

More container traffic buoys port’s profits

Phnom Penh Autonomous Port attributed its growth in profits last year to a rise in container traffic and shipments through the capital’s river port, as well as increased profits from leasing equipment and returns on interest, it said in a filing to the Cambodia Securities Exchange yesterday.

The listed port operator posted a 28 percent increase in net profit last year, reaching $4.1 million compared to $3.18 million in 2015.

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