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Chronicles Ports, a domestic and international port in Barangay Simlong, Batangas catering to breakbulk and general cargo, was recently inaugurated
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With a 14-meter draft, the port can accommodate vessels up to 10,000 deadweight tons
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The P800-million port is a development of Wong Chu King Holdings
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The port offers arrastre and stevedoring services, cargo surveying, as well as third-party logistics which includes warehousing, trucking, port services, shipping, one-stop bunkering, and manpower solutions
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Its anchor lesee is P278.3-million grain terminal of Sorosoro Ibaba Development Cooperative inaugurated recently by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr
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The grain terminal integrates a 12,000-metric-ton silo operation into the existing feed mill
Chronicles Ports, a domestic and international port in Barangay Simlong, Batangas catering to breakbulk and general cargo, was recently inaugurated.
With a 14-meter draft, the port can accommodate vessels up to 10,000 deadweight tons. It has a maximum discharging capability of 5,000 metric tons per day for LCT-type vessels.
The P800-million port is a development of Wong Chu King (WCK) Holdings.
Its anchor lesee is P278.3-million grain terminal of Sorosoro Ibaba Development Cooperative inaugurated by President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr in March. The grain terminal integrates a 12,000-metric-ton silo operation into the existing feed mill.
Aside from those in the business of grains, Chronicles Ports president Josef Vincent Cochien earlier said they are looking for locators involved in cement, sand, steel and construction materials and aggregates.
The company’s area of operation covers 914,959 square meters for anchorage off-loading, accepting commodities from vessels that arrive within the laydays commence and cancelling date, including dry goods.
The port offers arrastre and stevedoring services, cargo surveying, as well as third-party logistics which includes warehousing, trucking, port services, shipping, one-stop bunkering, and manpower solutions.
WCK Holdings’ subsidiary, Nordic Atlantic Logistics Group, is a one-stop shop for all logistics, cold storage, and warehousing needs. It operates a cold storage facility in Malolos, Bulacan.
