This month, just over five years after operations began in 2018, APM Terminals Moin (TCM) has handled more than 6 million containers. During this period, container volumes have increased from just over 1 million TEUs in 2019 to 1.26 million TEUs in 2023. The average number of vessels calling at the terminal each month has also increased from 12 in 2018 to more than 89 in 2023—up to three times higher than other ports in the region.

Between 80% and 85% of the terminal's-terminal's operations involve the efficient and timely handling of export products, such as bananas, pineapples, coffee, tubers, and melons. These exports generate economic activity and have positively impacted thousands of jobs among direct personnel and subcontractors. The terminal operates using advanced technologies to maximize efficiency. This includes automated gates that employ an advanced optical character recognition (OCR) system to read container IDs and verify information, including truck license plates and biometric data. An appointment system also smooths out gate traffic, ensuring safety and operational efficiency. In addition, TCM has also adopted OCR technology on its Ship-to-Shore (STS) cranes, allowing accurate reading and confirmation of container IDs during loading and unloading. This ensures accuracy in cargo handling, avoiding errors that could result in incorrect submissions. In addition, high-resolution cameras can capture images of the container's condition to meet customer needs for visual record-keeping to improve inventory management, increase efficiency and reduce human error; process automation has been implemented on Rubber Tyred Gantry cranes (RTG'sRTG). This system provides data in real-time, guiding operators to ensure the correct location of each container. The company's standard global terminal operating system, N4, has been optimized with modules such as Expert Decking and Prime Route, which improves yard strategy. This enables more efficient distribution of containers in the yard and optimizes the distance travelled by terminal tractors and trucks in real time.

As part of its sustainability program, APM Terminals coordinates a conservation project that has released more than 56,000 turtles and involved more than 2,000 volunteer hours. The terminal's fifth anniversary is a commemorative date and a testament to its commitment to maintaining a more connected, efficient, and sustainable future in international trade.