Whereas the turnover of liquid bulk contracted by 10.4% year-on-year, down to 416.05mt, the handling of 'dry' goods (bulk & general cargo) rose by 7.6% yoy, up to 404.72mt.
While Q1 2020 did manage to bring an increase in the number of trucks & trailers transported on-board the company's ships, the remaining fully-corona pandemic-affected quarters were in the red.
International cargo traffic totalled nearly 13.24mt (-7.9% year-on-year), of which exports amounted to 7mt (-6% yoy) and imports to 6.23mt (-10% yoy), while coastal traffic - 62.95kt (-60.1% yoy).
The passenger side saw a decrease of 69.4% year-on-year in the number of travellers (1,927,302) boarding the company's ferries (of which only four out of seven were employed in regular traffic last year).