Contract signed for USD 1.7 billion port PPP in Thailand

Subscribe to our newsletter and get the latest news and business opportunities in your inbox
Contract signed for USD 1.7 billion port PPP in Thailand

The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) on 1 of October has signed a public-private partnership (PPP) contract with the winner of the tender - Gulf MTP LNG Terminal, for the development of the Map Ta Phut seaport project which is worth THB 55.4 billion (USD 1.69 billion).

Gulf MTP LNG Terminal is a joint venture between Gulf Energy Development and PTT Tank Terminal. Gulf Energy Development owns a 70% stake in the venture and PTT Tank Terminal - 30%.

The project involves the development of the third phase of the Map Ta Phut Port. The Port is located in the district of Rayong. Project objectives are to increase the capacity of natural gas and raw fluid material shipments for the petrochemical industry. Upon completion, the seaport will be able to accept 19 million additional tons of cargo (petrochemicals and natural gas) within 20 years.

The project will be carried out in two parts. The first part is estimated at THB 47.9 billion (USD 1.57 billion) and it involves land reclamation and phase one of LNG terminal with a capacity of 5 million tonnes a year.

The second part involves the development of the seaport´s superstructure, estimated at THB 7.5 billion (USD 245.88 million). It will serve LNG shipments of 4 million tonnes a year.

This project is expected to be operational in 2025.

Map Ta Phut seaport third phase is a part of the Eastern Economic Corridor of Thailand, and it is the first project of the scheme to be signed. The is a total of 5 projects in the scheme.

Gulf MTP LNG Terminal will invest THB 35 billion (USD 1,15 billion) into the project and the remaining THB 12.9 billion (USD 423 million) will be a loan from the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand.

List of country news

Country news

  • May 09, 2019

    Winning bidder for the airport PPP in Thailand to be announced in May

    The winning bidder for the U-Tapao Airport and Eastern Aviation City Development PPP project in Rayong Province is expected to be announced in May. The estimated investment for the project is THB 200 billion (US$6,25 billion).

    Read more
  • May 07, 2019

    Port concession in Thailand to be signed in June

    The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) is speeding the bidding process and set to award the concession agreement with the winning bidder for the Map Ta Phut LNG Port Expansion project in Thailand’s Eastern Economic Corridor development plan by June 4.

    Read more
  • April 29, 2019

    The winning bidder for the Airport in Thailand to be announced in May

    The Board of Directors of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) has revealed that three consortiums submitted the proposal to be the developer of U-Tapao airport and the Eastern Airport City Project worth more than THB 200 billion (US$ 6.3 billion).

     

    Read more
  • April 26, 2019

    Concession agreement for High-speed rail PPP project in Thailand to be signed in May

    The signing of the concession agreement for the THB 225 billion (US $6.8 billion) High-Speed Rail Project linking three major airports is expected to take place before the end of May.

    The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) will prepare a draft agreement for the Office of the Attorney General. The final negotiations with the bid winner will be held before May 15 and the plan will be forwarded for cabinet approval before May 28, 2019.

    Read more
  • December 18, 2018

    State Railway of Thailand reveals lowest bidder for US$6.8 million high speed rail PPP

    The acting governor of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has announced that a consortium led by Charoen Pokphand Ground (CP) has submitted the lowest bid to develop a 220km high-speed rail line linking Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports in Bangkok, with U-Tapao, a joint civil-military airport in Rayong province.

    Read more

Share this news

Join us

In order to get full access to News section, you must have a full subscription. You can check all the benefits of becoming a member and purchase a subscription on our membership page.