About T-Ports
T-Ports specialises in innovative solutions for the export of Australian commodities, partnering with customers and investors to use a flexible model that positions port infrastructure close to the product’s origin.
Exporting commodities all over the world
Agriculture
T-Ports offers a flexible solution to moving agricultural commodities such as grain, fertiliser, export hay and, in future, livestock, using the highest standards of food safety.
Minerals
T-Ports developments have capacity to transport higher grade parcels of minerals, such as gold, tin, copper, graphite and kaolin, depending on miners’ requirements.
Logistic Solutions
Moving agricultural or mineral products in containers is a key focus for T-Ports, with its transhipment vessels fully equipped to be a perfect fit for container trade.
The four pillars of T-PORTS
Lucky Bay port project
South Australia’s first farmer and private equity partnership port will be built at Lucky Bay on Eyre Peninsula with upcountry storage at Lock.
Transhipment involves using smaller feeder vessels to take grain from a shallow water port to an ocean-going vessel, waiting in deeper water.
Latest News
Lucky Bay project update
May 1, 2019Welcome to 2019. We are excited about the year ahead and know that this time, next year, we’ll be busy exporting your grain from the port at Lucky Bay. All aspects of the project are on track to receive grain into both Lock and Lucky Bay bunker sites for harvest 2019.
T-Ports to expand to Yorke Peninsula with Wallaroo port development
April 24, 2019The company responsible for building South Australia’s first farmer and private equity partnership port at Lucky Bay on the Eyre Peninsula is looking to expand its operations to the Yorke Peninsula, with plans for a port at Wallaroo progressing through the development application process.
T-Ports’ Lock site commissioned with first loads of grain
April 4, 2019Construction has begun on the next phase of T-Ports’ Lucky Bay port project with contractors beginning earthworks at the site last week, as work to complete the upcountry bunker sites nears completion. Contractors Keller (ground improvement) and Buttrose Earthmovers (earthworks) have begun port construction.
