T-PORTS
T-Ports specialises in innovative solutions for the export of commodities, partnering with customers and investors to use a flexible model that positions port infrastructure close to the product’s origin.
OUR FOUR PILLARS
Innovation
in our business model
Safety
is a core principle of our business
Integrity
in our work and approach
Efficiency
Grower support: 1800 87 67 87
Lucky Bay port
Lucky Bay is an innovative port development on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula.
The $130 million development is South Australia’s first farmer and private equity partnership port, which involved securing private investor equity and debt.
After an expression of interest phase in 2018, 120 EP grain growers indicated their support for the project with 377,000 tonnes of estimated throughput.
These growers will acquire equity in the port for ongoing throughput over the next seven years.
Tonnes of Storage capacity
Growers
Latest updates
1 MILLIONTH TONNE RECEIVED FROM GROWERS BY T-PORTS
Media Release 18/11/2022 THIS YEARS BUMPER HARVEST SAW THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN STORAGE, LOGISTICS AND EXPORT COMPANY ACHIEVE THE SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE. South Australian based Port Infrastructure company T-Ports announced it received its 1 millionth tonne from growers....
T-PORTS NEW WALLAROO EXPORT FACILITY RECEIVES ITS FIRST LOAD OF GRAIN
Media Release 10/11/2022 THE TRANSHIPMENT PORT IS THE SECOND T-PORTS FACILITY BUILT WITHIN THE LAST 4 YEARS IN REGIONAL SOUTH AUSTRALIA. South Australian Port infrastructure company T-Ports announced it has now receivedits first load into its Wallaroo facility on...
Wallaroo – Come for a ride with us
T-Ports Wallaroo - come for a ride with us and experience the difference: Simplicity, quick turn-around times, the latest technology, great trade pricing and service with a smile. Remember to TURN LEFT AFTER the roundabout. Support Competition.
Bringing the port
to the product
We use state-of-the-art technology, an innovative business model and integration in the supply chain to create low-cost, highly efficient port infrastructure.
The T-Ports group, a port and transhipment vessel design, build, own and operating company, offers a comprehensive long-term supply chain solution, including financing, design, construction, delivery, management and operation of port and transhipment operations.
The philosophy of T-Ports is simple but powerful – to increase supply chain efficiency and reduce inherent costs to customers. This is achieved using proven state-of-the-art transhipment technology, enabling the build of shallow draft port facilities close to the relevant product/market.
Just in from Twitter
;
[Job Vacancy] T-Ports have a fantastic opportunity available for a Maintenance Electrician to join the maintenance team based at Lucky Bay on the Eyre Peninsula SA.
To learn more and apply: https://www.seek.com.au/job/66251668
![Image for the Tweet beginning: [Job Vacancy] T-Ports have a](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Frt4XjxXsAEvcsT.jpg)
[Job Vacancy] Asset & Maintenance Planner- T-Ports have a unique opportunity for a full-time Asset & Maintenance planner to join our management team. Based at Lucky Bay or Wallaroo in South Australia.
To find out more about this role and to apply: https://www.seek.com.au/job/66248995
![Image for the Tweet beginning: [Job Vacancy] Asset & Maintenance](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FrtOUwJXoAA7uGk.jpg)
They are now engaged to transport accumulated grain from those sites to Port (some 800,000t) in readiness for export. Carriers moved 35% of grower’s grain at harvest time, the flexibility of road transport with a seasonal commodity is unmatched.
T-Ports are proud to work with such a loyal group of operators and with such an important contract now signed the partnership is cemented for years to come.
The EPFG carted nearly 150,000t of grain ex-farm to T-Ports sites this harvest alone.
The EPFG are a group of local carriers across the EP who started working alongside T-Ports in 2019. They have partnered with T-Ports as the company has developed, showing commercial flexibility.
With local operators purchasing fuel, tyres, mechanical equipment etc. these carriers are spending locally, living locally and supporting local economies.