Singapore
Jurong
Our home hub on Jurong Island, at the centre of Singapore's integrated petrochemical complex and trading district.
Physical Infrastructure
The Infrastructure Behind Our Storage Service
Our storage capability rests on physical terminal infrastructure built for continuous, controlled product movement — from vessel berth to tank, and from tank to onward transport. Every connection point is designed to remove handling risk.
This is the infrastructure layer that makes our storage and logistics services work together as one system — replicated consistently across every hub in our terminal network.
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Global Terminal Network
Five Hubs, One Operating Standard
Our terminal network reaches across the world's key petroleum trading and bunkering hubs — each site run to the same standard of tank integrity, metering accuracy, and HSE discipline.
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Gateway to the Amsterdam–Rotterdam–Antwerp cluster, Europe's largest refining, storage, and bunkering hub.
United Arab Emirates
Fujairah
A strategic bunkering and storage position on the Gulf of Oman, just outside the Strait of Hormuz.
United States
Houston
Direct access to US Gulf Coast refining capacity and export infrastructure.
China
Zhoushan
A key storage and bunkering hub serving shipping lanes along China's east coast, part of the Ningbo-Zhoushan port complex.
Facility Overview
What Our Terminal Supports
Marine Jetty & Berths
Berthing infrastructure for tanker vessels to load and discharge product safely.
Pipeline Connectivity
Direct pipeline runs linking berths to tank storage, minimising handling steps.
Road Loading Bays
Dedicated bays for tanker truck loading, coordinated with dispatch scheduling.
Metering Stations
Calibrated metering at every transfer point to protect quantity accuracy.
Control Room & Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of tank levels, transfer rates, and equipment status.
Emergency Response Systems
Containment and fire safety systems positioned across berths and tank farm areas.