About Port of Amsterdam
About us
What we think is important
Sustainability
We are opting for sustainable growth, so that by 2030 we will be one of Europe's top sustainable ports. We want to keep nuisance and environmental impact to a minimum: a large port with a small footprint.
Quality of life
We are striving for a clean and safe port region for local residents and businesses. This requires cooperation, innovative solutions and perseverance.
Energy transition
In order to continue to be an energy port in the future, we are looking for new cargo flows and ways to generate sustainable energy. We do this together with customers and partners.
Digital Port
Digitization offers a world of opportunities. That is why we invest in technological developments to optimise the processes of both customers and the port authority.
Discover the port
Do you want to see live what's going on in the port of Amsterdam? Or how the port contributes to a sustainable future? There is a lot to discover in the port.
Annual report
In 2019 the Port of Amsterdam N.V. achieved a turnover of € 169.4 million. Our turnover comes from harbour dues, rent and ground rent. We pay an annual dividend to the Municipality of Amsterdam.
Our annual reports are in line with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). These internationally accepted guidelines are the standard for companies reporting on sustainability and other non-financial information.
Previous annual reports
Annual report 2017
Annual report 2016
Annual report 2015 (in Dutch)
Annual report 2014 (in Dutch)
Annual report 2013 (in Dutch)
Annual report 2012 (in Dutch)
Press
For the press we have a central place with information about:
- What Port of Amsterdam stands for
- Press releases
- Press material such as images and downloads
Port of Amsterdam: the history of the port
Amsterdam was founded in 1275. The capital is below sea level. That's why Amsterdam and the port have to be smart. By thinking big, working together and being agile.
Thanks to the Amsterdam port there is a vibrant international trade and activity. Innovations are being implemented such as the construction of the largest sea lock in the world and services are being digitised.
As the 4th largest port in Europe, the Amsterdam port thinks and acts big but in a manageable way. Namely, step by step.
Latest updates
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Alexander Kousbroek has been appointed Port of Amsterdam’s new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective 1 January 2021. He will be succeeding Michiel de Brauw, who is resigning from his position on 31 December 2020. Read more
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The new building where Port of Amsterdam's technical staff, planners and part of the operational staff will be based opened this week. This completely ‘circular’-built building replaces the current building on Capriweg. Read more
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Transhipment in the seaports in the North Sea Canal region fell by 10.7% to 48.7 million tonnes in the first six months of this year. The impact of the global corona virus crisis on the transhipment figures is clear. Read more
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The updated website of Port of Amsterdam is live. This website runs on a new technique which makes it much easier for us to make smart tools, APIs and services available to our relations and customers via the website. Because that's what it's all about. Providing the best possible service to all our stakeholders. Read more
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Working in the port
There are many different, fun professions in our port. Which job suits you?
Job openings
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