TCI Sokhna Terminal Adds Three Mobile Harbour Cranes, Expanding Fleet to Four
Shipping Arabia, October 19, 2026 – TCI Sokhna Terminal in Egypt has received three new mobile harbour cranes, bringing its total fleet to four units. The expansion strengthens the terminal’s capacity to handle dry bulk and general cargo while supporting improvements in berth productivity and vessel turnaround times.
The additional equipment represents an investment in the terminal’s cargo handling capabilities. Combined with its 18-meter draft, the expanded crane fleet will enable TCI Sokhna Terminal to accommodate and efficiently handle some of the largest bulk carriers calling in the region, including Capesize vessels.
Strengthening Bulk Cargo Handling and Berth Productivity
The arrival of the three mobile harbour cranes is expected to enhance cargo handling capacity across the terminal’s dry bulk and general cargo operations. TCI aims to increase berth productivity and reduce vessel turnaround times through the additional equipment.
According to the company, these operational improvements will allow the terminal to provide faster and more reliable services to its customers. The expanded fleet will also strengthen the terminal’s ability to handle large bulk carriers, complementing its existing marine infrastructure.
Supporting Egypt’s Port Infrastructure Development
The crane fleet expansion reflects TCI’s long-term commitment to developing port infrastructure in Egypt and supporting growing regional trade flows.
By investing in additional cargo handling equipment, TCI Sokhna Terminal aims to improve operational efficiency and strengthen its capacity to serve dry bulk and general cargo customers. The company also acknowledged the contributions of its teams and partners in completing the delivery of the three new cranes.
Source: TCI