Dry bulk ports and terminals play a vital role in the global economy, facilitating approximately 50% of all seaborne trade on a global scale. These facilities, dedicated or multi-purpose, handle a range of dry bulk commodities such as bulk minerals, agribulks, fertilizers and biomass, and play an essential role in logistical supply chains.
The long-term trade outlook for dry bulk commodities is positive, with bulk minerals supplying the large-scale energy transition and agribulk and fertilizer products feeding the ever-increasing global population.
Whilst our experts appreciate that the productivity and efficiency of bulk terminals is determined by the infrastructure, handling equipment and operational processes; we understand the intricate details relating to cargo characteristics and supply chain challenges that each of our client’s face.
Combining our ports and maritime expertise with our diverse in-house experience in market forecasting, mine resourcing and mineral processing, industrial developments, and energy generation, we are facing the challenges across the dry bulk sector head on.