Hutchison Ports Busan (legal name: Hutchison Korea Terminals) is a member of Hutchison Ports.
Hutchison Ports Busan
About Hutchison Ports
Hutchison Ports Busan
Hutchison Ports Busan
Connecting Asia, Europe and the Americas
The center of North Asia trade
Hutchison Ports, a subsidiary of the multinational conglomerate CK Hutchison Holdings Limited, is the world’s leading port investor, developer and operator. The Hutchison Ports network of port operations in 53 ports, spanning 24 countries throughout Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, the Americas and Australasia. Over the years, Hutchison Ports has expanded internationally into other logistics and transportation-related businesses. These include cruise ship terminals, airport operations, distribution centres, rail services, and ship repair facilities.
In February 2002, Hutchison Ports Busan was established by HPH. To meet and exceed customer expectations with the highest standard of services, Hutchison Ports Busan has adopted advanced management expertise and the latest terminal operation computer systems.
Hutchison Ports Busan operates 5 berths (50,000 DWT x 4 berths + 10,000 DWT x 1 berth) in Busan Port.
In February 2002, Hutchison Ports Busan was established by HPH. To meet and exceed customer expectations with the highest standard of services, Hutchison Ports Busan has adopted advanced management expertise and the latest terminal operation computer systems.
Hutchison Ports Busan operates 5 berths (50,000 DWT x 4 berths + 10,000 DWT x 1 berth) in Busan Port.
- JASUNGDAE PIER (5th & 6th piers) TIMELINE
September 1978 - Opened Phase I (5th pier : 50,000 DWT x 2)
The first exclusive container handling berths in Korea, 5th pier was opened as part of Phase I of the Comprehensive Busan Port Development Plan by Korean government, and run by Busan Container Terminal Operation Company owned by the government. - March 1983
- Opened Phase II (6th pier : 50,000 DWT x 2)
6th pier was extended as part of Phase II of its development plan. - September 1996
- Opened Feeder Berth (10,000 DWT x 1)
A feeder berth was extended for the materiel transportation of US army in Korea. - July 1999
- Privatization
The operation right of Jasungdae pier had been acquired
and run by Hyundai Merchant Marine Limited - February 2002
- Acquisition by HPH
The operation right of Jasungdae pier has been acquired
and run by HPH (Hutchison Ports)
