TC-HICT and HTIT Sign Cooperation Agreement to Enhance Operational Capacity at Lach Huyen Port Complex
19/06/2026
On June 19, 2026, Tan Cang Hai Phong International Container Terminal Co., Ltd. (TC-HICT) and Haiphong Port TIL International Terminal Company Limited (HTIT) officially signed a Cooperation Agreement on Vessel Handling Coordination in cases where vessels extend into adjacent berth areas.
On June 19, 2026, Tan Cang Hai Phong International Container Terminal Co., Ltd. (TC-HICT) and Haiphong Port TIL International Terminal Company Limited (HTIT) officially signed a Cooperation Agreement on Vessel Handling Coordination in cases where vessels extend into adjacent berth areas. The agreement marks a new milestone in the collaborative relationship between the two terminal operators at the Lach Huyen Deep-Sea Port Complex in Hai Phong.
The signing of the agreement not only enhances the efficiency of existing port infrastructure utilization but also creates favorable conditions for increasing the capacity to accommodate large container vessels at Lach Huyen Port Complex – a key international maritime gateway for Northern Vietnam.
Strengthening Connectivity and Maximizing Port Infrastructure Efficiency
As import-export volumes continue to grow and demand for larger vessel accommodation increases, closer coordination among terminal operators in Lach Huyen plays an important role in optimizing resources, improving service quality, and better meeting the needs of customers and shipping lines.
The cooperation agreement between TC-HICT and HTIT reflects a shared commitment to partnership and mutual development, with the common goal of enhancing the competitiveness of the Lach Huyen Port Complex while contributing to a modern, safe, and efficient port operating environment.
TC-HICT’s proactive efforts to promote cooperative mechanisms and expand partnerships within the region further demonstrate its commitment to strengthening connectivity, improving operational efficiency, and delivering greater value to customers. This initiative is also aligned with the development strategy of Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) to expand and strengthen its port and logistics ecosystem in Northern Vietnam.
By leveraging their management expertise, modern terminal operating capabilities, and spirit of collaboration, TC-HICT and HTIT look forward to exploring further opportunities for cooperation in the future. Such efforts are expected to contribute positively to the sustainable development of the Lach Huyen Port Complex and enhance Hai Phong Port’s service capabilities on international shipping routes.
Mr. Chao Ta-Chung, General Director of TC-HICT, and Mr. Ngo Trung Hieu, General Director of HTIT, sign the cooperation agreement.
Under the agreement, the two parties will establish a flexible coordination mechanism for accommodating and handling large vessels that require the use of adjacent infrastructure. This cooperation aims to ensure navigational safety, optimize berth utilization efficiency, and maintain the operational independence of each terminal.The signing of the agreement not only enhances the efficiency of existing port infrastructure utilization but also creates favorable conditions for increasing the capacity to accommodate large container vessels at Lach Huyen Port Complex – a key international maritime gateway for Northern Vietnam.
Strengthening Connectivity and Maximizing Port Infrastructure Efficiency
As import-export volumes continue to grow and demand for larger vessel accommodation increases, closer coordination among terminal operators in Lach Huyen plays an important role in optimizing resources, improving service quality, and better meeting the needs of customers and shipping lines.
The cooperation agreement between TC-HICT and HTIT reflects a shared commitment to partnership and mutual development, with the common goal of enhancing the competitiveness of the Lach Huyen Port Complex while contributing to a modern, safe, and efficient port operating environment.
Panoramic view of the TC-HICT and HTIT terminals at Lach Huyen Deep-Sea Port, Hai Phong – a key international container gateway and an important maritime hub in Northern Vietnam.
Contributing to the Development of Lach Huyen Port Complex and the Northern Logistics EcosystemTC-HICT’s proactive efforts to promote cooperative mechanisms and expand partnerships within the region further demonstrate its commitment to strengthening connectivity, improving operational efficiency, and delivering greater value to customers. This initiative is also aligned with the development strategy of Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) to expand and strengthen its port and logistics ecosystem in Northern Vietnam.
By leveraging their management expertise, modern terminal operating capabilities, and spirit of collaboration, TC-HICT and HTIT look forward to exploring further opportunities for cooperation in the future. Such efforts are expected to contribute positively to the sustainable development of the Lach Huyen Port Complex and enhance Hai Phong Port’s service capabilities on international shipping routes.
Mr. Doan Hai Tuan, Chairman of TC-HICT, delivers remarks at the signing ceremony.
The signing ceremony not only delivers tangible benefits to both companies but also reinforces the role of Lach Huyen Port Complex within regional supply chains. Furthermore, it supports the continued growth of Northern Vietnam’s port and logistics sector while strengthening the presence of the Saigon Newport Corporation brand in one of the country’s most dynamic and strategically important maritime hubs. Representatives of TC-HICT and HTIT pose for a commemorative photo following the signing ceremony, reflecting their shared commitment to cooperation and the sustainable development of the Lach Huyen Port Complex.
