BRUNEI DARUSSALAM

M U A R A P O R T

Muara Port was opened for commercial operations in February 1973, and commissioned as the Ports Department on 1st May 1974. The Ports Department took over the whole management and operations of all the Ports on 1st January 1986, form the Royal Customs and Excise Department.

The Port management through it's strong commitment towards building a customer oriented service industry, has taken many positive steps in the right direction to satisfy the Port Users. This commitment complemented by massive investment in new modern equipment and infrastructure, has enabled to continue improvements on performance standards.

Due to the aforementioned investments, the Port is now in a leading position to adequately meet the present requirements of the Port users, and also to meet the projected growth in the movement of containerised cargo in the East Asean region. Strategically located for all Northbound and Southbound traffic through the south China sea.

Muara Port is now fully geared to move into the 21st.Century, offering the best in facilities and services.

Port Name	M U A R A P O R T
Contact	MS. HAJAH ANI ARTIKA MASFAZIDA BINTI HAJI SALIM Ports Officer Ports Department Ministry Of Communications
Telephone No.	+673-2-770222 ext 138
Facsimile	+673-2-774226 / +673-2-770283
Website Address	www.ports.gov.bn
E-mail	info@ports.gov.bn
Contact Officer’s E-Mail	artika.salim@ports.gov.bn / artika77@hotmail.com

Facilities of Muara Port

Description	Facilities	Capacity / Area
Container Terminal	Number of Berths	2
	Length of Berths	250 meters
	Draught of Berth	12.5 m²
	Container Yard	72,500 m²
	Container Quay Cranes	2 (Panamax size)
	Ground Slots	3,069
	Reefer Points	145
	Container Freight Station	5,000 m²

Description	Facilities	Capacity / Area
Conventional Terminal	Number of Berths	6
	Length of Berths	611 meters
	Draught of Berths	12.5 m²
	Transit Godown	1,203 m²
	Transit Shed No 1	1,970 m²
	Transit Shed No 2	1,782 m²
	Transit Shed No 3	3,298 m²

Description	Facilities	Quantity	Capacity / Area
Outside Port Area	Long Term Storage Warehouses	4	16,630 m²
	Muara Export Zone Warehouses	3	7,804 m²
	Muara Inland Container Depot	1	18,000 sq. ft

Description	Facilities
Cruise Ship Centre	Lounge
	Money Changer Booth
	Souvenir Kiosk
	Stamp / Philatelic Kiosk
	Convenience Shop
	Café
	Phone Booth
	Free WiFi Internet
	Recreation Room

Description	Facilities
Passenger Ferry Terminal	Lounge
	Money Changer Booth
	Ticketing Booth
	CIP Room
	Café
	Information Kiosk
	Free WiFi Internet

(i) PRODUCTIVITY FIGURES

The productivity figures for vessels quay crane, vessels turnaround time (TAT) and trailer (haulage) TAT from the year 2005 – 2008 are shown below: -

YEAR	PRODUCTIVITY OF VESSELS QUAY CRANE (TEU/Hrs)	PRODUCTIVITY OF VESSELS TURNAROUND TIME (Hrs)	PRODUCTIVITY OF TRAILER (HAULAGE) TURNAROUND TIME (Mins)
2005	27	22	15
2006	27	22	15
2007	25	22	15
2008	25	22	15

MAJOR COMMODITY ITEMS

Export

Import

1. Textile Material & Garment

2. Miscellaneous

3. Scrap Iron

4. Building (Pipes Fittings, Building Material, and Aluminum Assc.)

5. Oil Drilling Equipment

6. Household (Personal Effects, Furniture, Household Goods)

7. Machinery

8. Foodstuff (Frozen Goods, Other Foodstuff)

9. Dangerous Goods

10. Animal Products

11. Telecommunication & Electrical Products

12. Liquid Bulk (Bitumen)

1. Building (Pipes Fittings, Building Material, and Aluminum Assc.)

2. Foodstuff

3. Household (Household Goods, Furniture, Stationery)

4. Dangerous Goods (Chemical, Tawas)

5. Miscellaneous

6. Vehicle (Spare Part, Motorcars)

7. Oil Drilling Equipment

8. Textile & Fabrics

9. Telecommunication & Electrical Products

10. Liquid Bulk (Bitumen)

11. Machinery

12. Medical Products

13. Agriculture (Farming Tools and Assc.)

14. Cosmetic Products

15. Luggage

16. Animal Products

17. Scrap Iron

18. Postal

PORT STATISTICS 1999 - 2008

YEAR	TOTAL SHIP CALLS	TRANSHIPMENT	CONTAINERISED			NON-CONTAINERISED			TEUs
YEAR	TOTAL SHIP CALLS	TRANSHIPMENT	IMPORT	EXPORT	TOTAL	IMPORT	EXPORT	TOTAL	IMPORT	EXPORT	LAND / RESHIP	SHIFT ON BOARD	TOTAL
1999	877		630,000	65,000	695,000	359,000	7,000	366,000	32,000	30,000			62,000
2000	1,059		565,000	77,000	642,000	450,000	14,000	464,000	30,000	30,000			60,000
2001	1,047		463,561	137,000	600,561	344,000	23,000	367,000	29,696	29,745			59,441
2002	1,126		710,374	105,144	815,518	490,899	17,619	508,518	33,421	33,078			66,499
2003	1,245	73,725	777,682	108,733	886,415	404,540	17,071	421,611	38,130	37,865	520		76,515
2004	1,245	294,672	831,041	127,457	958,498	627,773	12,364	640,137	50,625	50,082	378		101,085
2005	1,375	278,988	686,236	75,350	761,586	713,541	14,505	728,046	54,050	53,399	532	11	107,992
2006	1,308	102,298	410,289	18,124	428,413	510,914	6,030	516,944	50,485	50,233	760	37	101,515
2007	1,802	98,988.5	426,189	13,289	439,478	521,163	8,003	529,166	50,100.5	47,566	742	61	98,470
2008	1,970	18,897	458,368	16,934	475,302	444,161	9,673	453,834	43,800.5	45,115.5	644	27	89,587
Total	13,054	867,568.5	5,958,740	744,031	6,702,771	4,865,991	129,265	4,995,256	412,308	407,083.5	3,576	136	823,103.5

PRODUCTIVITY FIGURES 2001 - 2007
YEAR	PRODUCTIVITY OF VESSELS QUAY CRANE (TEU/Hrs)	PRODUCTIVITY OF VESSELS TURNAROUND TIME (Hrs)	PRODUCTIVITY OF TRAILER (HAULAGE) TURNAROUND TIME (Mins)
2001	25	31.4	15
2002	27	21	15
2003	28	22	15
2004	27	22	15
2005	27	22	15
2006	27	22	15
2007	27	22	15

International Cargo Tonnage by Forms of Cargo in 2006 (Jan – Mar)
Form of Cargo	Import (Discharging)	Export (Loading)	Total
Containerized Cargo	91,818	4,700	96,518
Conventional Cargo	75,087	1,246	76,333
Dry Bulk	39,554	0	39,554
Liquid Bulk	3,021	0	3,021
Others	20,950	0	20,950
Total	230,430	5,946	236,376

International Cargo Tonnage by Forms of Cargo in 2005 (Jan – Aug)
Form of Cargo	Import (Discharging)	Export (Loading)	Total
Containerized Cargo	795,498	66,601	862,099
Conventional Cargo	294,229	8,914	303,143
Dry Bulk	212,360	1	212,361
Liquid Bulk	13,255	0	13,255
Others	100	3,585	3,685
Total	1,315,442	79,101	1,394,543

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