北部湾港拟156亿建两大港口工程 规模持续扩容年吞吐能力4.51亿吨

Core Viewpoint - Beibu Gulf Port has announced a significant port infrastructure investment plan totaling approximately 15.615 billion yuan to enhance its competitive edge and accelerate the construction of the Guangxi Beibu Gulf International Gateway Port [1][2] Investment Plan - The board of directors has approved the investment in two major port projects, with a total estimated investment of about 15.615 billion yuan [2] - The key project, the Fangcheng Port 300,000-ton terminal, will require an investment of 11.403 billion yuan and is included in several national planning documents, marking it as a critical project for Guangxi [2] - The project will construct two 300,000-ton ore berths and six 5,000-ton transshipment berths, with an annual design throughput capacity of 67.53 million tons and an expected annual revenue of 1.326 billion yuan post-completion [2] - The Beihai Port area will also upgrade bulk cargo berths with an investment of 4.212 billion yuan to build two 200,000-ton bulk cargo berths, expected to generate an annual revenue of 644 million yuan [2] Operational Performance - Beibu Gulf Port has seen continuous expansion in operational scale, with a cargo throughput of 267 million tons in the first three quarters of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 10.01% [4] - Container throughput reached 7.2481 million TEUs, with a year-on-year increase of 10.34% [4] - The company achieved a total operating revenue of 5.535 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12.92%, and a net profit of 722.5 million yuan, up 22.63% year-on-year, indicating effective management [4] Infrastructure and Capacity - As of mid-2025, the company manages 91 coastal productive berths with an annual throughput capacity of 451 million tons and a container throughput capacity of 11.04 million TEUs [4] - The proportion of deep-water berths over 100,000 tons is 37%, exceeding the national average for coastal ports, showcasing the company's strong hardware capabilities [4] Shipping Network - Beibu Gulf Port has expanded its global service network, operating 91 container shipping routes, including 56 foreign trade routes that cover Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, Europe, and Africa [5] - The internal trade routes connect major domestic coastal ports, forming a comprehensive logistics network that supports the Western Land-Sea New Corridor [5]