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Solvo participates in Philippine Ports and Logistics 2026 in Manila

Philippine Ports and Logistics 2026

Solvo took part in Philippine Ports and Logistics 2026 — one of the key maritime and logistics events in Southeast Asia, held in Manila on March 10-12.

The biennial conference and exhibition brought together over 300 delegates from across the global maritime, transport, and logistics industries, providing a platform to discuss key trends shaping the sector, including infrastructure development, digitalisation, and supply chain efficiency

As part of the conference programme, Maksim Deberdeev, Chief Business Development Officer at Solvo, delivered a presentation focused on improving efficiency and reducing operational costs in port and terminal management through advanced automation technologies. His session addressed the growing demand for integrated solutions capable of managing complex terminal operations.

In addition to the conference sessions, the event featured a technical site visit to Manila port facilities, as well as multiple networking formats, including an evening reception and a networking dinner, creating valuable opportunities for professional exchange and partnership development.

Solvo would like to thank the organisers for hosting a well-structured and highly relevant event, and for bringing together industry professionals from across Southeast Asia and beyond. We also appreciate the opportunity to meet partners and colleagues in person and look forward to further developing these connections in the region.

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