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Singapore
Multipurpose Port
Marine • Pipeline • Road
Petroleum Products & Petrochemicals
Jurong Port is a major multipurpose port in Singapore, serving as an important gateway for bulk, general and containerised cargo. Its strategic location and established maritime infrastructure make it an important part of Singapore’s wider logistics and industrial network.
For liquid bulk logistics, Jurong Port is home to dedicated tank terminal facilities supporting the storage and handling of clean petroleum products and petrochemicals. The port’s connectivity with pipelines and surrounding industrial infrastructure supports efficient movement between marine transportation, storage and downstream logistics operations.
For INTERAXCO B.V., Jurong Port represents an important international logistics location where shipping, tank storage, vessel chartering, pipeline connectivity and inland transportation can be considered as connected elements of the wider cargo supply chain.
1,250,000 m³ (expandable)
50,000 m³ – 200,000 m³
Mild steel and stainless steel tanks (heated/unheated)
2 deep-sea berths + 2 barge berths
Jurong Port combines a strategic location in Singapore with established maritime infrastructure and extensive cargo-handling capabilities. Its position within Singapore’s industrial and logistics environment supports connections between vessels, terminals, storage facilities and inland transportation networks.
For liquid bulk operations, dedicated terminal facilities provide storage and handling capabilities for clean petroleum products and petrochemicals. Pipeline integration with the Jurong Island petroleum and petrochemical network further supports efficient cargo transfer and operational connectivity.
The wider port environment also supports dry bulk, general cargo and containerised cargo operations. This multipurpose capability allows Jurong Port to serve different cargo requirements while maintaining strong connections to Singapore’s maritime and industrial ecosystem.
For international logistics requirements, Jurong Port offers a combination of maritime access, cargo-handling infrastructure and regional connectivity. These characteristics make it a valuable location within a broader supply chain involving shipping, storage and cargo distribution.
