Associated British Ports Revenue and Competitors

We are the UK's leading ports group and, along with our customers, contribute £7.5 billion to the UK economy every year and support over 119,000 jobs.\n\nOur trades and services include, but are not limited to, Containers, Passengers & Cruises, General Cargo, Offshore Wind, Dry Bulks & Green Energy, Forest Products, Fresh Produce, Liquid Bulks, Steel & Other Metals and Roll-on Roll-off.\n\nABP owns and operates 21 ports around the UK and we handle approximately a quarter of the country's seaborne trade. Our ports are: Ayr, Barrow, Barry, Cardiff, Fleetwood, Garston, Goole, Grimsby, Hull, Immingham, Ipswich, King's Lynn, Lowestoft, Newport, Plymouth, Port Talbot, Silloth, Southampton, Swansea, Teignmouth and Troon.\n\nABP also owns and operates the country's busiest inland rail freight terminal handling in the region of 200,000 teus each year. Located eight miles outside Birmingham, the Hams Hall Railfreight Terminal is situated adjacent to the Nuneaton-to-Birmingham railway line and handles deep-sea and short-sea traffic to and from ports such as Southampton, Tilbury, Ipswich and Felixstowe, as well as traffic via the Channel Tunnel and domestic traffic from Scotland. Visit the Hams Hall Rail Freight Terminal http://www.hamshallrailterminal.co.uk/.\n\nIn addition to port services and customer service, we also take our environmental responsibilities seriously and have had a centrally-led environmental management framework in place since 2002. This framework targets our efforts in a coordinated way and provides support and guidance to each of our business units.\n\nABP works closely with ABP Marine Environmental Research (ABPmer), which has particular expertise in assessing any impacts new developments may have on hydrodynamic and sedimentary processes and offers a full range of services including navigation, mooring, and dredging. Visit ABPmer's website http://www.abpmer.co.uk/.