Cai Mep International Terminal Co., Ltd. (CMIT) was established on January 26, 2007 as a joint venture between the Vietnam-based Saigon Port, Vietnam Maritime Corporation and APM Terminals BV. CMIT is located strategically in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province.  This modern and efficient container terminal facility will offer shipping lines and their clients fast and direct access to and from the main shipping markets in Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT) is strategically located 50 kilometers southeast of Vietnam’s commercial hub, Ho Chi Minh City. It offers direct access to and from Asia, Europe and the Americas. CMIT is the only terminal in Vietnam and one of the only terminals in South East Asia capable of accommodating vessels up to 214,121 DWT (~ 20,000 TEU)

Situated 15 nautical miles from main sailing routes, Cai Mep is safe and convenient for the biggest vessels to call, with an optimal navigational flexibility.

48ha, Container berths: 2, Quay length: 600m, Containerships with load up to 160,000 – 200,000DWT.

Direct access to -14m channel

Minimum -16.5 meters depth alongside

600 meters quay length

• 6 Super Post-Panamax cranes: Outreach: 5meters; Lifting capacity: 65-100 Mtons
• Empty handler: 02 units
• Rubber Tires Gantry Cranes (41 Mtons): 15 units
• Loaded Reachstacker (45 Mtons): 02 units
• Terminal Trucker: Bombart type classic: 27 units

Tan Cang – Cat Lai Port (TCCL) located on Dong Nai River is one of the most important port in Ho Chi Minh City area, under the management of Saigon New Port Corporation. Cat Lai port has a depth of 12.5m in front of the wharf. Cat Lai Port is currently the largest and most modern international container port in Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City, ranked in the Top 25 ports in the world with an import-export container market share of over 90% of Southern region

Tan Cang – Cat Lai Port (TCCL) is the largest and most modern international container port in Vietnam. The port is connected to National Highway 1, Inner Ring Highway, Outer Ring Highway, Ho Chi Minh – Long Thanh – Dau Giay Highway by Interprovincial Highway 25 with a load of H30 on the entire route. By these highways, goods are circulated from TCCL Port to Binh Duong, Dong Nai, Long An, Ba Ria Vung Tau and Mekong Delta provinces easily and fast.

The port area is 160 hectares with 09 wharves (and 01 barge wharf). The area in the port is divided into 3 terminals A, B and C with a separate area for refrigerated containers and a separate wharf dedicated to receiving barges and packing rice. Inside Cat Lai Port there are 3 empty container management depots, the outside area has 4 linked depots

Direct access to -8,5m (-12m, -14m) channel

Minimum -12.5 meter depth alongside

Berth length: 2040 m

4.2 ha

Loading and unloading equipment at Tan Cang – Cat Lai port includes: mobile gantry bridge, rail-driven shore crane, fixed shore crane, Mijack RGT 3+1 frame crane and Kalmar RTG 6+1 frame crane. In particular, the floating crane has a lifting capacity of 100 tons, capable of loading and unloading super-long and super-heavy goods and handling goods at the buoy in case of need. The equipment include:

• RTG 3+1: 17
• RTG 6+1: 40
• Quayside Mobile Gantry Cranes (K.E): 20
• Fixed Quayside Cranes (Liebherr): 3
• Reach Staker 28-42T: 24
• Track: 377

Tan Cang – Cai Cui Terminal has been in operating since October 24, 2016, when a container vessel operated by Saigon Newport Corporation opened a direct domestic route from Hai Phong to Can Tho. This is also the first commercial trip through the Quan Chanh Bo-Tra Vinh canal, as well as the maiden call to the Mekong Delta region.

International shipping lines are currently researching and establishing a service route that connects the Mekong Delta area directly to other countries that do not transit to Ho Chi Minh City as previously. This is the foundation for the Mekong Delta’s import and export goods to be directly connected abroad, with the advantage of cost-saving for logistics companies in this area.

Tan Cang Cai Cui is located in Can Tho city, located in the center of the Mekong Delta (Mekong Delta), the largest agricultural, aquatic and seafood production center in the country. With a convenient location, within a radius of 200km, the Port can connect with commodity production centers, industrial parks and large consumption centers of the region through the road and inland waterway system. With Distance of about 300km, goods from Can Tho Port are easily transported by many methods to the national import-export focal ports at Cai Mep – Vung Tau and Phnom Penh port through national highways and the Mekong River.

The port area is 6,8 hectares with 01 berth (vessels & barges receiving).

• Total area:6.8 ha
• Berths:01 berth (vessels & barges receiving)
• Berth length:180 m
• Channel chart datum :-8.5 m
• Water draft at berth :+/-12 m
• Vessel capacity :20,000 DWT
• Terminal capacity :1,000,000 Teus/year

6.048 sq. m

Bao Mai port is located on Highway 54, Tan Thanh commune, Lai Vung district, Dong Thap province (Km 142+335,3 – Km 142+557 of Hau river left side)

The port area is 160 hectares with 09 wharves (and 01 barge wharf). The area in the port is divided into 3 terminals A, B and C with a separate area for refrigerated containers and a separate wharf dedicated to receiving barges and packing rice. Inside Cat Lai Port there are 3 empty container management depots, the outside area has 4 linked depots.

– Number of wharf: 05 wharves

– Length of berth: 10m.

– Depth alongside: -8,0m

– Vessel/cargo: 2.000 – 15.000 DWT

Total port area: 50.000m²

Warehouses): 10.000 m²,

Open storage: 25.000 m², of which Container Yard: 15.000 m²