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About Liaoning Port Co
Its shares trade on Shanghai under the ticker 601880.SS. It has been listed since 28 April 2006. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of CN¥11.34bn and net income of CN¥1.31bn. At that date it held total assets of CN¥57.57bn and shareholders' equity of CN¥40.34bn.
Liaoning Port Co Ltd is a CN-based company operating in Transportation Infrastructure industry. The company is headquartered in Dalian, Liaoning. The company went IPO on 2006-04-28. Liaoning Port Co Ltd, formerly Dalian Port PDA Co Ltd, is mainly engaged in port and related businesses. The firm conducts its businesses through eight segments. The Oil and Liquefied Chemicals Terminal segment engages in the handling, storage and transferring of oil products and liquid chemicals, as well as port management business. The Container Terminal segment engages in the handling, storage and transferring of containers. The General Cargo Terminal segment engages in the handling of groceries, as well as steel trading business. The Ore Terminal segment engages in the handling of ore. The Bulk Grain Terminal segment engages in the handling of grain, as well as raw grain trading business. The Passenger Ro-Ro Terminal segment engages in the passenger and bulk ro-ro business. The Port Value Added and Port Support segment provides tally, haulage and transportation services. The Automobile Terminal segment engages in the loading and unloading of automobiles, and trading business.
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Company facts
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Transportation Infrastructure
- Listed since
- 28 Apr 2006
- Employees
- 6,607
- Website
- dlport.cn ↗
Leadership
Pay as last reported
- Mr. Guofeng LiExecutive Chairman of the Board, since 2023
- Mr. Ming TangChief Financial OfficerCN¥419,900
- Mr. Minghui WeiGeneral Manager, Executive Director, since 2015CN¥1.2m
- Mr. Lihui GuanDeputy General Manager, Chief Safety OfficerCN¥779,700
- Mr. Guodong LiDeputy General ManagerCN¥278,800
- Mr. Shuibo LiDeputy General Manager
- Mr. Kaiyang YinDeputy General ManagerCN¥742,600
- Ms. Huiying WangSecretary of the Board, Joint Company SecretaryCN¥738,200
- Mr. Zhenzhou HuangNon-Executive Director
- Mr. Zhu WangNon-Executive Director
- Mr. Bing YangNon-Executive Director
- Mr. Wai Hei ChanIndependent Non-Executive DirectorCN¥250,000
Environmental, social and governance
Scores out of 100, from our data supplier
- Overall
- 46
- Environment
- 51
- Social
- 62
- Governance
- 26
- Direct emissions (scope 1)
- 176,312.09 t
- Energy emissions (scope 2)
- 292,653.69 t
- Women in the workforce
- 18.00482%
- Carbon reduction policy
- Yes
- Human rights policy
- Yes
SWOT analysis
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Strengths
- Located in a favorable geographical position, Liaoning Port benefits from its proximity to major shipping routes and international trade destinations.
- Liaoning Port boasts a comprehensive infrastructure, including modern terminals, advanced handling equipment, and efficient logistics systems, enabling smooth and cost-effective operations.
- The port has the capability to handle various types of cargo, accommodating different industries such as container shipping, bulk cargo transportation, and vehicle imports/exports.
Weaknesses
- Liaoning Port's operations heavily depend on the regional economy, which may result in vulnerability during economic downturns or fluctuations.
- The port's current transshipment capacity is relatively modest compared to some of its competitors, potentially limiting its attractiveness for international shipping lines.
- Liaoning Port faces challenges related to environmental sustainability, as the shipping industry is increasingly pressured to minimize its ecological footprint.
Opportunities
- As a key component of China's strategic Belt and Road Initiative, Liaoning Port can leverage the increased connectivity and trade promotion efforts to attract more international maritime traffic.
- The rising domestic market demand in China presents an opportunity for Liaoning Port to expand its business by catering to the growing consumer needs and supporting domestic trade.
- Adopting advanced technologies such as automation, digitization, and IoT (Internet of Things) can enhance operational efficiency, optimize resource utilization, and improve customer satisfaction.
Threats
- Liaoning Port faces significant competition from other domestic and international ports, leading to pricing pressures and potential loss of market share.
- Changes in government policies, trade regulations, or geopolitical landscape could pose risks and uncertainties for Liaoning Port's operations and international trade activities.
- Fluctuations in global and regional economies may impact trade volumes, affecting the port's revenue and profitability.
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