Jurong

Jurong Port stands as a testament to Singapore’s ambition and prowess in global trade. Established in 1965, this vital maritime hub has steadily grown into one of the world’s leading multi-purpose ports. Its strategic location at the southwestern tip of Singapore Island grants it access to major shipping lanes, facilitating seamless connectivity with key markets across Asia and beyond.

Spanning an impressive 304 hectares, Jurong Port boasts a remarkable capacity. It features 20 deepwater berths capable of accommodating vessels of up to 15 meters draft, allowing for the efficient handling of diverse cargo types. These include bulk commodities like iron ore, coal, and grains, as well as containerized goods, project cargoes, and vehicles. The port’s extensive infrastructure includes modern cranes, gantry systems, and warehousing facilities, ensuring smooth and swift cargo operations.