The East Java Terminal Project marked a milestone on October 12. EJMT hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to initiate construction in East Java. This endeavor encompasses essential components: a 300-meter quay line, a substantial breakwater, a super heavy lift breakbulk deck, and dredging to deepen the navigational channel to 13.5 meters.
To boost cargo efficiency, the terminal will have two post-Panamax mobile harbor cranes and diverse handling equipment. The Project is on track to be fully operational, ready to welcome its maiden vessel by September 2024.
This advanced terminal’s construction results from collaboration, with EJMT partnering with local firm PT. PP (Persero) for this immense project.
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East Java Terminal Project: Transforming Regional Connectivity and Growth
The strategic East Java Terminal Project aims to establish a modern gateway, benefiting Lamongan, Tuban, and central Java. CEO Patrick Chan is enthusiastic, highlighting its potential as a fresh, accessible gateway for hinterland customers extending from Lamongan and Tuban to central Java. This investment positions EJMT to strengthen thriving regional industries, fostering robust growth in East Java and Indonesia’s economy.
David Lim, Chief Executive Officer of PT Eastern Logistics, operators of Lamongan Shorebase, emphasized the project’s significance. “Lamongan Shorebase has been dedicated to serving oil and gas customers since 2006.” “The establishment of the East Java Terminal Project will provide domestic and international access to our current and future customers. Consequently, they will stand to benefit from more cost-effective supply chain solutions.” Lim also emphasized the heavy lift deck’s role in supporting Eastern Indonesia’s projects and receiving decommissioned platforms.
In recent developments, ICTSI introduced its groundbreaking real-time cargo visibility app. In recent developments, ICTSI introduced its groundbreaking real-time cargo visibility app. Additionally, the company was honored with the “Most Outstanding Company in the Philippines” award in the Transportation Sector category.
In conclusion, the East Java Terminal Project marks a significant milestone, poised to transform regional connectivity and bolster Indonesia’s economy. With its state-of-the-art infrastructure and strategic vision, this project promises to enhance access, foster economic growth, and offer cost-effective supply chain solutions to benefit both domestic and international customers. Collaborative efforts and a commitment to innovation have brought this project to life, setting the stage for a thriving future. Looking forward, ICTSI’s innovative technologies and transportation sector accolades emphasize the region’s potential for growth and success. The East Java Terminal Project’s journey stands as a testament to progress and a beacon for a brighter, more efficient regional future.
