Saigon Newport Corporation: Building a Green Logistics Ecosystem, Connecting Sustainable Global Trade

At the FIATA World Congress 2025 themed “Green Logistics – Rapid Adaptation,” Saigon Newport brings a story of transition, innovation, and expanded partnerships to move with the global logistics community toward low emissions, smart operations, and sustainable growth.

Digitizing the ecosystem – end-to-end logistics solutions

With a network of more than 28 member units and affiliates across the country, Saigon Newport has built a closed logistics ecosystem integrating seaport operations (feeder ports and deep-sea terminals), multimodal transport, over 1 million square meters of warehousing, inland ports and ICD/Depots nationwide, value-added logistics services, and technology solutions for supply chain management.

A highlight of Saigon Newport’s strategy is the forceful application of digital transformation in management and operations. Platforms such as ePort, eDO, and eBooking enable customers to complete procedures online 24/7, significantly reducing time, cost, and emissions from transportation. Intelligent port-management systems (TOPX, TOPOVN), smart gates (Autogate), vehicle GPS tracking (OTM), container dispatching and management solutions, and big-data management are being deployed synchronously, steering toward smart ports and a fully digital ecosystem.

Thanks to the combination of modern port infrastructure and digital technology, Saigon Newport delivers end-to-end logistics solutions that meet diverse needs of domestic and international customers. This is also a crucial foundation for realizing the company’s commitment to reducing greenhouse-gas emissions and helping build a greener global supply chain.

Strategic partnerships to expand green connectivity

In parallel with enhancing service quality, Saigon Newport focuses on expanding strategic cooperation to add resources and solutions for the logistics community.

A notable highlight is its partnership with Phuoc An Port (Dong Nai)—a modern, largest seaport in Dong Nai Province, planned to become a vital hub for import-export and logistics in the Southern Key Economic Region of Viet Nam. This collaboration brings outstanding advantages in connecting cargo from inland regions to international markets, while advancing green logistics by shortening transport routes and cutting emissions.

In addition, Saigon Newport is strengthening cooperation with Vietnam Maritime Corporation (VIMC), which owns an extensive network in maritime transport, ports, and logistics. Coordination between these two “locomotives” of the port-logistics sector will unlock integrated, large-scale services, bolster the competitiveness of Vietnamese goods in global markets, and accelerate green transition in operations.

Through these partnerships, Saigon Newport not only expands its service capacity but also links Viet Nam’s logistics community with global trade networks, creating added value for enterprises and the broader economy.

Five pillars for sustainable growth

Entering a new phase, Saigon Newport defines its development strategy around five pillars:

1. Port operations – Continue enhancing capacity and service quality at key ports such as Tan Cang – Cat Lai, the Cai Mep – Thi Vai deep-sea cluster, and the Lach Huyen – Hai Phong deep-sea area, moving toward green, smart port models.
2. Logistics services – Expand integrated services, apply technology, and optimize transport, warehousing, and distribution solutions.
3. Transport and marine-economy sectors – Strengthen fleets and road-waterway assets while harnessing the potential of Viet Nam’s seas and islands.
4. Investment in industrial parks and free-trade zones – Develop infrastructure that supports supply chains, attract investors, and stimulate regional development.
5. Marine-island tourism and renewable energy – Pursue long-term growth aligned with environmental protection, sustainable resource use, and clean-energy adoption.

With these five pillars, Saigon Newport aims not only to consolidate its leadership in Viet Nam but also to become a top logistics brand in the region, making a positive contribution to global emissions reduction and sustainable development.

Joining FWC 2025: sharing solutions, connecting the future

The FIATA World Congress 2025, themed “Green Logistics – Rapid Adaptation,” marks a historic milestone as Viet Nam hosts the world’s flagship logistics event for the first time. Organized by the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA) in collaboration with the Vietnam Logistics Business Association (VLA), the congress will gather more than 1,000 delegates from over 100 countries, including leaders, experts, and top global logistics corporations.

With a market size of USD 70–80 billion, Viet Nam is asserting itself as a new, dynamic logistics center in the Asia–Pacific region. Hosting the FIATA World Congress (FWC 2025) affirms the country’s commitment to green development and sustainable growth, aligned with the National Green Growth Strategy and the net-zero target for 2050.

As a Silver Sponsor of the congress, TCSG is proud to accompany the global logistics community and amplify the message “Green Logistics Ecosystem – Bridging Global Sustainability.” Through an integrated service ecosystem and a sustainability-driven strategy, FWC 2025 is an opportunity for Saigon Newport to showcase its achievements in green transition, share its experience deploying comprehensive logistics solutions, and seek international cooperation.

Saigon Newport seeks to spread a clear message: “Green logistics is not just a trend; it is a concrete commitment and action”—from technology adoption and infrastructure development to partnership expansion and business-model innovation.

With a solid foundation in an end-to-end logistics ecosystem, strong determination for green transition, and a five-pillar development orientation, Saigon Newport is steadily affirming its role as a builder of sustainable global connections. At the FIATA World Congress 2025, Saigon Newport will not only bring solutions for today but also help chart a green pathway for the future.