Slight loss in 2014 for the world's largest port company
Singapore's port company and terminal operator, PSA, which is the largest in the world, suffered a slight deficit in earnings in 2014, although revenues went up.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
Singapore's port company and the world's largest terminal operator, PSA International, has released the annual report for 2014, which shows growth in revenue, but a small loss on the bottom line.
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