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BINTULU PORT, ultra modern and purpose built port is one of the top ports in South-East Asia. The port is strategically located along the busy sealanes between the Far East and Europe on latitude 03 degree 16′ N, longitude 113 degree 04′ E on the north-east coast of Sarawak, Malaysia. It commenced operations on 1st January 1983. In just two decades it has demonstrated its ability to play an increasingly important role in Malaysia’s external trade.
The port covers an area of 320 hectares and serves a fast-expanding hinterland that includes the economic development region under the Bintulu Development Authority as well as the outlaying regions in the resource-rich state of Sarawak and neighbouring states in Malaysia.
It is the only export gateway for Malaysia’s biggest export earner - Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) produced from the Central Luconia field, off the Bintulu coast. In addition it handles a growing volume of a variety of general cargoes, liquid and dry bulk and containerised cargoes.
The port is well-equipped with dedicated berths and state-of-the-art facilities to handle a variety of cargo and ships effectively. A wide range of cargo handling equipment and ancilliary facilities to meet the expanding and demanding requirements of the trade at the port are also available.
An important feature which few ports provide and which Bintulu Port possesses is the Vessel Traffic Surveillance System (VTS) - crucial in monitoring, controlling and navigating vessels safely in the port water limits.
Since it commenced operations, the Port has enhanced its operational capabilities considerably to provide greater capacity and capability to meet the needs of the port users.
The port covers an area of 320 hectares and serves a fast-expanding hinterland that includes the economic development region under the Bintulu Development Authority as well as the outlaying regions in the resource-rich state of Sarawak and neighbouring states in Malaysia.
It is the only export gateway for Malaysia’s biggest export earner - Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) produced from the Central Luconia field, off the Bintulu coast. In addition it handles a growing volume of a variety of general cargoes, liquid and dry bulk and containerised cargoes.
The port is well-equipped with dedicated berths and state-of-the-art facilities to handle a variety of cargo and ships effectively. A wide range of cargo handling equipment and ancilliary facilities to meet the expanding and demanding requirements of the trade at the port are also available.
An important feature which few ports provide and which Bintulu Port possesses is the Vessel Traffic Surveillance System (VTS) - crucial in monitoring, controlling and navigating vessels safely in the port water limits.
Since it commenced operations, the Port has enhanced its operational capabilities considerably to provide greater capacity and capability to meet the needs of the port users.
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