The port operator said 30.6m TEU passed through its facilities in the opening six months of the year, a 4.1% rise on the same period of 2014.
Europe and the UAE were the main drivers of the growth, according to a statement issued today.
Mohammed Sharaf, chief executive of DP World, said: "Our portfolio has delivered a resilient performance despite facing various economic headwinds.
“The significant investment made in recent years continues to stand us in good stead as our ability to deliver relevant capacity in the right markets resonates well with our customers.”
Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, chairman of DP World, said the company’s new developments in Rotterdam and Nhava Sheva are now operational, while Yarimca will open its doors in the final quarter of this year.
“Additionally, the proposed acquisition of Fairview Terminal in Canada is expected to close in the second half of this year, which will enhance our Americas portfolio,” he added.
