THE Sinisian Lemery Batangas Port and Industrial Park Corp. (SLBPIPC) said its P5-billion, 7-hectare logistics and supply chain hub has been completed and is ready to serve its locators.
“We are now fully operating and actively serving our locators,” Ferdinand Co, CEO of SLBPIPC, said in a statement on Thursday.
Co said the industrial estate features a port, a cement silo, and a fuel depot. Strategically located in Sinisian, Lemery, the hub offers convenient access for trade and logistics, he added.
The deep-water port facilities can cater to locators’ industrial port and warehousing needs for import, export, and distribution, SLBPIPC said. It can accommodate both international and domestic vessels with a maximum size of 50,000 deadweight tons (DWT), it added.
The company said the port offers the following services: cargo handling; pilot and tugboat assistance for safe vessel navigation; chandling services for vessel provisions and supplies; bunkering; water tendering; ship agency; cargo surveying; hauling and trucking; and full warehousing and warehouse management services.
SLBPIP also features bulk storage facilities for cement, oil, chemicals, and other petroleum products, as well as warehouses for storing bulk cargo.
SLBPIPC said its sister company, Lemery Cement Silo Tank Corporation, operates a bulk cement and slag terminal with manufacturing and blending facilities. It supplies Portland Cement (Type I and II), blended Portland cement (Types IP, IT, IS) and granulated ground blast furnace slag.
Cement is handled in bulk, 40kg bags, and tonner bags, while slag cement is handled in bulk and tonner bags. The facility has a capacity of approximately 2 million tons of cement and slag per year.
“We specialize in delivering high quality cement and slag, ensuring durability and strength for all your construction needs,” Co said.
Another sister company, Lemery Oil Terminal Corporation, operates the fuel depot with oil tank silos for gasoline and diesel available for long-term lease.
According to Co, the development of the industrial park began after the pandemic and was fasttracked last year.
