This Week. 1. Highest RTG moves - Monthly Throughput May TEUs

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1 Productivity Highlights 23rd June 2011 Week 22,23, 24 Operation Highlights 1. Highest RTG moves - Monthly Throughput May TEUs 34 Total Number of Vessels 1680 moves by M Santosh Kumar (Emp:id-1646) 2. Highest moves in an hour on single lift QC: Max. Productivity Achieved Max. Vessel moves in a day 26.4 mph on m.v Maersk Cotonou on 21st June on 8th June moves by R.Gangadharan on 11th June between 0300 & 0400 hrs on Vsl.Karin Schulte. 3. Highest moves in an hour on Max. Gate moves in a day 2579 on 17th June 11 Maximum ICD moves in a day 202 on 10th June 11 Highest parcel size 3153 TEUs in m.v. Tiger Shark on 3rd June 11 twin lift QC : 52 moves by Srinivasulu on 15th June between 1800 & 1900 hrs on Vsl. Tiger Bridge Operations Highlight: Operations Team has achieved GCR of 25+ on 4 vessels in the first three weeks of June This was made possible because of the team s commitment to deliver superior service & delight their customers. Details are as under: VIA Vessel Name Date Total Moves GCR CI Northern Faith 14/06/ Tiger Bridge 15/06/ Kama Bhum 16/06/ Otto Schulte 17/06/

Page 2 The theme of this year s World Environment Day is Forests: Nature At Your Service Forests cover one third of the earth s land mass, performing vital functions and services around the world

They play a key role in our battle against climate change, releasing oxygen into the atmosphere while storing carbon dioxide.

2 Page 2 The theme of this year s World Environment Day is Forests: Nature At Your Service Forests cover one third of the earth s land mass, performing vital functions and services around the world which make our planet alive with possibilities. In fact, 1.6 billion people depend on forests for their livelihoods. They play a key role in our battle against climate change, releasing oxygen into the atmosphere while storing carbon dioxide. Forests feed our rivers and are essential to supplying the water for nearly 50% of our largest cities. They create and maintain soil fertility; they help to regulate the often devastating impact of storms, floods and fires. Forests also provide shelter, jobs, security and cultural relevance for forest-dependent populations.â They are the green lungs of the earth, vital to the survival of people everywhere -- all seven billion of us Against the above backdrop, the World Environment Day was celebrated at our terminal on Monday, 6th June A small function was held in our training hall to mark the celebrations. The World Environment Day pledge was read out by CEO, Mr.Arasu, HOD s and other staff members in attaendance. A short film was also screened which was very inspiring and caught the attention of all. Ms.Yuvati Sree (D/O Mr.Uthiramoorthy) and Master.Crydon Johnson (Son of Ms.Wendy) gave a brief speech on Environment which was appreciated by one and all. CEO, Mr.Arasu gave prizes to winners of the drawing competition. The participants were children of our employees. Sapling were planted by CEO & HOD s on the occasion. Drawings submitted by children on the World Environment Day theme

3 Page 3 Prizes being distributed by CEO and HOD s to employees Environment Pledge being read out by CEO, HOD s & staff

4 Page 4 Mr.Crydon Johnson receiving prize from Mr.Arasu Ms.Yuvati Shree receiving prize from Mr.Arasu Sapling planting by CEO & HOD s

5 Page 5 Customer Visit: The new office bearers of CHENSAA visited the terminal along with Mr.G.Vishwanathan, past Chairman & Capt.Arul Lawrance, Chairman on Maersk Line & Nissan Thought for the Week: When you shut yourself off from constructive criticism, you cease to learn.

NEWS RELEASE. 26 July 2018 CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE IN CHENNAI FOR PSA S 20 TH YEAR IN INDIA

NEWS RELEASE. 26 July 2018 CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE IN CHENNAI FOR PSA S 20 TH YEAR IN INDIA NEWS RELEASE CELEBRATIONS CONTINUE IN CHENNAI FOR PSA S 20 TH YEAR IN INDIA 26 July 2018 On 23 July 2018, Chennai International Terminals Private Limited ("CITPL"), owned and managed by PSA International,