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• INTRODUCTION
• LOCATION
• LUMUT PORT ADVANTAGES
• PORT SERVICES
• BERTHING FACILITIES
• STORAGE
• APPROACH
• NAVIGATION CHANNEL
• WORKING HOURS

THE LUMUT PORT ADVANTAGES

• Through-transport services available for cost-effective logistics solutions.
• Customs and government clearance facilities are within the port itself.
• Industrial land with full infrastructure next to the port.
• Customized development packages are possible as the port and industrial park are managed by the same company. Packages are tailored to meet specific needs in material handling, storage, labour, employee housing, utility supply, transport, special tariff arrangements and a host of related support services.
• Bulk terminal for capsize vessels opens in June 2002 for import, export, transshipment bulk cargoes.
• Assistance provided to obtain local authority approvals and permits.

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WORKING HOURS

Lumut Port works round-the-clock throughout the year on a three shift rotation.

Administration Hours:

Monday - Friday : 8.30 am - 5.00 pm

Saturday : 8.30 am - 12.30 pm

Sunday & public holidays : Closed

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INTRODUCTION

Lumut Port is owned and operated by Lumut Maritime Terminal Sdn Bhd (LMT), a joint venture between the Perak State Economic Development Corporation and Halim Rasip Holdings Sdn Bhd. The port, which commenced operations in July 1995, has 100 acres for port operations and 445 acres for industrial development (under the Lumut Port Industrial Park)...

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LOCATION

Lumut Port is strategically located on the west coast of Peninsular Malaysia in the state of Perak. Its location allows economical and rapid access to the Asean region, the Indonesia-Malaysia-Thailand growth triangle (IMT-GT) as well the major industrial centers of north and central peninsular Malaysia.

The port is located at Kampung Acheh is sheltered waters along the banks of the Dindings River at Latitude 4°15.3’ N, Longitude 100°39.6’ E, about 78km from Ipoh and 240km from Kuala Lumpur. It is approximately midway between the ports of Penang and Klang.

Lumut Port offers excellent opportunities for manufacturing and distribution of materials, componenet, product sources to and from within the ASEAN region and the Indian sub-continent. It is well suited for the handling of agricultural bulk commodities such as palm oil, palm kernel weeds and expellers, grains and feedstock and fertilizers.

Lumut Port has excellent lingkages by sea, road and air for distribution and sourcing. The port has a deepwater sheltered harbour and scheduled container feeder services to Port Klang. There is also a direct shipping service to Sabah to Sarawak...

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PORT SERVICES

Lumut Port provides a round-the-clock total package of services covering:

• Pilotage and pilot launch
• Tugs and mooring
• Berthing and unberthing
• Cargo handling including stevedoring
• Storage and warehousing
• Water supply to ships

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BERTHING FACILITIES

The port is a gazetted common user port designed and equipped to handle dry and liquid bulk cargo, breakbulk, heavy/project cargo and containerized cargo.

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STORAGE

• Coverd storage for general/breakbulk cargo: 55,000 sq.feet
• Open-sided covered storage for dry bulk cargo and heavy/bulk cargo: 80,000 sq.feet
• Open storage for dry bulk and heavy/bulk cargo: 600,000 sq.feet
• Container yard and 15,000 sq.feet mini freight station
• Reserve: 35 acres

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APPROACH

• Pilot Boarding Station: Latitude 4°10.5’ N, Longitude 100° 35’ E (south of Pulau Pangkor). Distance to the port is about 10.5 nautical miles.
• Pilot Disembarking Ground: Latitude 4°12.9’ N, Longitude 100°34.9’ E (Hospital Rock)

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NAVIGATION CHANNEL

• Minimum depth: 7m at any one time
• Maximum depth: 9.3m at high water
• Waiting anchorage: One nautical mile west of pilot station

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