Porto Sudeste is a world-class logistics infrastructure dedicated to the efficient loading of solid bulk cargo, especially iron ore and liquid bulk cargo, supporting the integrated logistics of oil operations from the pre-salt fields. It operates with a strong commitment to sustainability, guiding its activities by environmental preservation, social development, and ethical business conduct.
We ensure efficient
and safe cargo handling
Since its inauguration in August 2015, Porto Sudeste has operated with a current capacity of handling up to 50 million tons of solid and liquid bulk per year, with an expansion license up to 100 million tons annually. Equipped with modern infrastructure and state-of-the-art technology, the terminal is recognized as one of Brazil’s most efficient facilities for bulk operations.
tons/hour
Average operational rate for bulk solids
tons/hour
Average operational rate for bulk liquids.
Industrial water
reused.
Waste
repurposed.
KgCO2e/t
of total bulk handled (Scopes 1 and 2)
ESG Initiatives
Our operations prioritize socio-environmental responsibility, fostering community development and environmental preservation.
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Porto Sudeste and Our Values
Porto Sudest is a leading logistics hub in Brazil, connecting the country to transoceanic markets—especially Southeast Asia.
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