Container throughput at Vietnam's seaports
1.8million TEU
+12%
vs the same period in 2025
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Explore the data platformOn-time customs clearance rate
87%
+5 pp
vs Q2/2025
Average transit time
0.9days
-28%
vs Q2/2025
Ease of logistics
Average
Down vs Q2/2025
Cargo volume through seaports
212million tonnes
+9%
vs the same period in 2025
Export containers
0.96million TEU
+11%
vs the same period in 2025
International transhipment containers
0.31million TEU
+18%
vs the same period in 2025
International intermodal rail containers
38thousand TEU
+24%
vs the same period in 2025
Average customs clearance time
1.6days
-22%
vs Q2/2025
Vessel waiting time for berth
6.4hours
-15%
vs Q2/2025
Berth handling productivity
32moves/hour
+7%
vs Q2/2025
Logistics costs as a share of GDP
16.8%
-0.4 pp
vs 2025
Logistics Performance Index (LPI)
3.3/ 5
Ranked 43/139
World Bank, LPI 2023
Active logistics enterprises
34thousand
+6%
vs 2025
Warehouse space meeting green standards
18%
+4 pp
vs 2025
Logistics digitalisation level
Good
Up vs 2025
Container throughput at major ports
Unit: thousand TEU
- Aug 2025
- Aug 2026
Vessel calls & connecting routes
International routes
28
+12%
Connected markets
132
+8%
Average frequency
9.4days
-14%
Vessel capacity (thousand TEU)
86
+6%
| Route | Frequencydays/sailing | Transit timedays | Volumethousand TEU | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hai Phong – Singapore | 7.2 | 4.5 | 218 | Stable |
| Hai Phong – Shanghai | 6.4 | 3.2 | 192 | Stable |
| Cat Lai – Hong Kong | 4.5 | 2.8 | 168 | Stable |
| Cai Mep – Tokyo | 5.1 | 6.5 | 154 | Stable |
| Da Nang – Singapore | 5.3 | 3.9 | 94 | Monitoring |
| Cai Mep – Los Angeles | 8.2 | 18.5 | 62 | Monitoring |
Vessel schedules at major ports
View all| Vessel | Carrier | ETA/ ETD | Berth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HMM BUSAN | HMM | 24/0909:20 | HP1/2 | Working cargo |
| OOCL BANGKOK | OOCL | 24/0913:40 | HP3/4 | Working cargo |
| MAERSK SINGAPORE | Maersk | 25/0906:30 | HP1/2 | Expected |
| CMA CGM LONDON | CMA CGM | 25/0910:30 | HP2/3 | Expected |
| EVER LUCKY | Evergreen | 26/0907:30 | HP3/5 | Expected |
| Vessel | Carrier | ETA/ ETD | Berth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAN HAI 305 | Wan Hai | 24/0905:10 | CL-B3 | Departed |
| SITC HAIPHONG | SITC | 24/0911:00 | CL-B5 | Working cargo |
| KMTC JAKARTA | KMTC | 24/0918:45 | CL-B2 | Expected |
| INTERASIA ENGAGE | Interasia | 25/0908:15 | CL-B7 | Expected |
| YM INCREMENT | Yang Ming | 25/0921:30 | CL-B1 | Delayed |
| Vessel | Carrier | ETA/ ETD | Berth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SINAR BAJO | Samudera | 24/0907:00 | TS-2 | Working cargo |
| ZIM XIAMEN | ZIM | 24/0916:20 | TS-4 | Expected |
| PANCON VICTORY | Pan Con | 25/0909:00 | TS-3 | Expected |
| TS KAOHSIUNG | T.S. Lines | 26/0906:40 | TS-1 | Expected |
| HEUNG-A HOCHIMINH | Heung-A | 26/0914:00 | TS-2 | Expected |
| Vessel | Carrier | ETA/ ETD | Berth | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSC ANNA | MSC | 24/0904:30 | CMIT | Working cargo |
| ONE COMPETENCE | ONE | 24/0912:10 | TCIT | Working cargo |
| COSCO ARIES | COSCO | 25/0902:40 | TCTT | Expected |
| CMA CGM TENERE | CMA CGM | 25/0915:00 | Gemalink | Expected |
| MAERSK HANOI | Maersk | 26/0909:30 | CMIT | Delayed |
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- World BankGroup
- UNDP
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programme - ADB
- OECD
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Economic
Forum - NUSNational University
of Singapore - The University ofMelbourne
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