In order to ensure maritime safety when ships enter and leave ports, "drought" is one of the important and decisive factors. Facing the world trend of more and more "huge" container vessels appearing, ports also need to upgrade, build infrastructure and have appropriate equipment to handle ships and especially maintain sufficient depth in front of wharves and fairways to ensure conditions for receiving vessels.

Gemalink has recently been officially licensed by the Maritime Administration - Ministry of Transport to receive ships with a drought up to 16m, this increasingly strengthens its position as the leading large wharf in the region and will allow Gemalink to receive ships. The vessels are even larger, improving efficiency and reducing shipping costs for customers.

Gemalink will strive to fulfill its role in providing the best service to customers and enhancing its position in the sea transport industry.