Singapore, 7 October 2025 - The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (ICCS) has conferred upon PSA International the recognition of “Best Singaporean Investor to Italy” for the year 2025.

The ICCS acknowledged PSA International’s sustained contributions to Italy’s port and maritime logistics sector. It further highlighted PSA’s strong commitment, with its three terminals in Genoa and Venice — PSA Venice-Vecon, PSA SECH, and PSA Genova Pra’ — collectively handling about a quarter of the country’s import and export volumes each year.

Mr Vincent Ng, Regional CEO of PSA Europe & Mediterranean and PSA Middle East South Asia, accepted the award and thanked the ICCS for the honour of being lauded as “Best Singaporean Investor to Italy”. He reaffirmed PSA’s commitment to strengthening the ports and maritime logistics sectors in Genoa and Venice, and reiterated PSA’s ongoing collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.

“Italy holds a special place in PSA’s global network. Since our first European investments in Genoa and Venice in 1998, we have built strong partnerships and resilient supply chains that connect Italy to the world. This award is a meaningful recognition of our shared journey, as we remain committed to investing in Italy’s connectivity, sustainability, and supply chain innovation,” said Mr Vincent Ng, Regional CEO of PSA Europe & Mediterranean and PSA Middle East South Asia.

In recent times, PSA's Italian terminals have put into place a significant investment plan focused on both infrastructure and business development, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to growth and operational excellence.

The Italian Chambers of Commerce Abroad (CCIE), such as the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (ICCS), which awarded PSA International the title of “Best Singaporean Investor to Italy” for 2025, are key players in Italy’s internationalisation strategy. They have strong market analysis capabilities and are deeply embedded in the business communities in the countries where they operate. With over 20,000 member companies, the CCIE network consists of 86 Chambers in 63 countries, with 160 assistance points generating over 300,000 business contacts.