Buss Kuhwerder

The Port of Hamburg regains market shares and foresees a positive annual balance on total seaborne cargo throughput

In 2011 Germany’s largest universal port achieved a seaborne cargo throughput totalling 132.2 million tons that represents an increase of 9.1 percent. Container throughput in 2011 totalled 9 million 20-feet standard containers (TEU), or 1.12 million TEU more than in 2010. Of all ports in the North European Range, in 2011 Hamburg therefore achieved the fastest absolute growth in container throughput. 

Buss Capital has released its performance record for the 2010 fiscal year. In 2010 the 19 existing Buss funds paid out 33 million Euros to approximately 25,000 investors. That equals an average payout of approximately 6.7% on their equity contributions.