In the exciting emulation atmosphere of the last days of 2014, in addition to the task of striving to accomplish the goals of the year, the staff of Quy Nhon Port also has more excitement when the milestone of 7 million tons of output passed in the year. 2014 is coming very close.
The goal for 2014 is to pass 6.6 million tons. This is considered a difficult goal to achieve when in 2013 the total output of goods reached only 6.2 million tons and the 2014 forecast of the domestic and world economic situation is still difficult. Expected in 2014, Quy Nhon Port achieved some results as follows: Estimated cargo volume reached 7,150,000 tons (an increase of 8.33% compared to the plan), revenue reached VND 500 billion (reached 100 % compared to the plan), profit of 45 billion VND (up 28.57% compared to the plan), more than 30.5 billion VND to the budget (up 1.93% compared to the plan). This is the result of the continuous efforts and efforts of all employees of Quy Nhon Port.
In the context of fluctuations in the global and regional economic-political situation in 2014, businesses in the region faced many difficulties due to market fluctuations and commodity prices. unable to export because there is no appropriate output. The unfavorable weather, heavy rains in the last months of the year and consecutive storms No. 4 and No. 5 landing on the mainland also affect the completion of the set targets. However, with the drastic direction of Port leaders and determination of efforts of staff in actively finding sources of goods and improving service quality; apply technical innovations and increase labor productivity; flexibly arrange wharves, organize rational production and release ships quickly …
Quy Nhon Port will hold “The 7th million tons of cargo handling ceremony through Quy Nhon Port 2014” on December 20, 2014. This is a very important event, in recognition of the efforts and striving of Quy Nhon Port’s staff, the enthusiastic support of agencies and departments at all levels and the cooperation of all customers.
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