Core Viewpoint - The recent docking of a 150,000-ton foreign trade vessel at Yangpu International Container Terminal marks a significant milestone in the construction of Yangpu as a "dual hub port," enhancing its capabilities for accommodating ultra-large vessels and supporting the development of a modern logistics system aligned with the Hainan Free Trade Port's operational goals [1][2]. Group 1 - Yangpu is positioned as the southern hub port for domestic north-south routes and the eastern hub port for east-west routes from Southeast Asia to North America [1]. - The ongoing expansion of Yangpu Port is improving its capacity for ultra-large vessel docking and enhancing the port infrastructure of Hainan Free Trade Port [1]. - The establishment of the Hainan International Ship Registration Administration in December 2024 will manage the lifecycle of vessels registered under "China Yangpu Port," introducing a pioneering "one port for the entire island" registration mechanism [1]. Group 2 - Companies constructing vessels in Yangpu can benefit from a 13% VAT rebate and exemptions from 23% tariffs and VAT on imported vessels, saving over 400 million yuan in costs [2]. - The introduction of policies allowing foreign crew members to participate in training, testing, and employment in Hainan broadens the scope of Yangpu's shipping expansion policies [2]. - By 2027, Yangpu is expected to handle over 3.5 million TEUs, a 70% increase from 2025, and by 2035, the port's throughput capacity is projected to reach 225 million tons, aiming to become the world's first "smart green zero-carbon hub port" [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the development of Yangpu Port in Hainan as a crucial international maritime hub, focusing on the establishment of a "dual hub" logistics system to enhance trade connectivity and support the Hainan Free Trade Port initiative [7][11]. Group 1: Infrastructure Development - Yangpu Port is set to invest over 60 billion yuan in the construction of 27 port and shipping projects, aiming for high standards and comprehensive development [8][15]. - The completion of a 100,000-ton public grain and oil terminal is expected to significantly reduce logistics costs for grain and oil enterprises, enhancing the port's cargo handling capacity [9][15]. - By 2024, Yangpu Port is projected to have 50 domestic and international trade routes, with a cargo throughput of 64 million tons, marking a 10.3% year-on-year increase [11][15]. Group 2: Shipping Routes and Connectivity - Yangpu Port plans to stabilize the operation of 54 container shipping routes this year, enhancing its role as a key international transshipment port [10][11]. - New shipping routes, including direct connections to Manila and Jakarta, have been established to strengthen trade links with Southeast Asia [10]. - The port's strategic planning includes expanding routes in four directions to facilitate both domestic and international trade [10][11]. Group 3: Modern Shipping Services - Yangpu Port has introduced a bonded fuel oil supply service for international vessels, which is expected to lower operational costs and attract more shipping traffic [12][13]. - The establishment of the Hainan International Ship Registration Administration aims to streamline ship registration processes, enhancing the port's competitiveness in the global shipping network [13][14]. - By 2027, container throughput is expected to exceed 3.5 million TEUs, representing a 70% increase from 2025, with long-term goals to develop a "smart green zero-carbon hub port" by 2035 [14][16].