+ Follow INTERNATIONAL SHIP AND PORT FACILITIES SECURITY Tag
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[Title] => Asian Terminals suffers 39% income drop in 2003
[Summary] => Port operator Asian Terminals Inc. reported a 39-percent drop in its net income last year to P389.5 million, from P640.67 million in 2002 due to expenses incurred for the expansion of its facilities.
In a statement issued yesterday, ATI said revenues from ports and non-ports businesses remained steady at P3.58 billion in 2003, from P3.52 billion a year earlier.
South Harbor at the Port of Manila continued to be the major driver of ATIs business, handling a seven-percent growth in container volume from 614,309 TEUs in 2002 to 656,625 TEUs in 2003.
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INTERNATIONAL SHIP AND PORT FACILITIES SECURITY
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[Title] => Asian Terminals suffers 39% income drop in 2003
[Summary] => Port operator Asian Terminals Inc. reported a 39-percent drop in its net income last year to P389.5 million, from P640.67 million in 2002 due to expenses incurred for the expansion of its facilities.
In a statement issued yesterday, ATI said revenues from ports and non-ports businesses remained steady at P3.58 billion in 2003, from P3.52 billion a year earlier.
South Harbor at the Port of Manila continued to be the major driver of ATIs business, handling a seven-percent growth in container volume from 614,309 TEUs in 2002 to 656,625 TEUs in 2003.
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