Saigon Premier Container Terminal ( SPCT) belongs to DP World, is the most advanced joint venture Terminal project in Vietnam. The success of the Terminal’s development is an engine for economic development in the southern region of Vietnam and specifically in the Hochiminh City and its neighbor provinces, and has created a significant number of job opportunities for local employees in addition to new business opportunities for companies in the region.

In 2010, SPCT came to first operation as a common-user Container Terminal with multi-purpose cargo handling abilities as well. SPCT also offers a variety of value added services such as cargo stuffing/unstuffing for rice and reefer, container and reefer repairs. Our original business comes from the container terminal operations, which is designed to handle 1.15 million TEU per year.

In 2017, we have diverted our business focus to pure RORO operations as the only professional terminal to handle RORO in the south of Vietnam due to strong market demand where the annual handling of import car will be over 65,000 CBU in 2019. Meantime, our existing container annual throughput capacity will be remaining at the level of 500,000 TEU, it is based on the partial use of 23 hectares land with 500m quay and  equipped with 3 Panamax size gantry cranes (80ton lift cap.), 1 Reach stackers, 5 forklifts and various equipment and labor support from the vendors.

Website: www.spct.vn

Thank you again for visiting our web site. I hope you will visit us regularly and tell us what you think and what you would like to see on the website and in our Terminal and Logistics network. We welcome any questions, comments or suggestions you may have, regarding our company, services, products and people.

Please send your suggestions and comments via e-mail to:  info@spct.vn

Sincerely,

Mr. Bui Tu Anh

Chief Executive Officer & General Director

GLEN HILTON

CEO & MD - ASIA PACIFIC AND AUSTRALASIA

CSX’s acquisition by DP World brought Glen into the Group in 2005. He was soon entrusted with leading DP World’s port operation in the Dominican Republic.

During his first year, Glen successfully managed the RTG operation and delivered 80 per cent growth. After two years working near the intersection of global trade, Glen became regional head of DP World’s South East Asian operations, responsible for port and terminal facilities across the region. Glen’s expanded leadership role comes at a time when DP World strives to strengthen its footprint by combining Australia and Asia Pacific regions, which will in turn create a robust and harmonious regional bloc.

RICHARD SZUFLAK

COUNTRY CEO OF DP WORLD VIETNAM

Richard Szuflak is an experienced port investor and port operator, having accumulated over 30 years of experience in hands-on port management and industrial logistics in Europe, Middle-East and Asia.

He joined DP Word in 2018 as Head of Investments Asia-Pacific for DP World, based in Hong-Kong. As from June 2021, Richard will become Council Member in charge of Business Development at SPCT in VietNam.

BUI TU ANH

CEO & GENERAL DIRECTOR

Mr. Tu Anh is an experienced executive with rich shipping and logistics background as well as strong leadership.

Before joining DP Word and become Council Member and CEO of SPCT, he had accumulated over 27 years of shipping and supply chain management from multinational companies.

TRAN HUY

COUNCIL MEMBER – IPC REPRESENTATIVE


DOAN HONG TAM

DEPUTY GENERAL DIRECTOR

Mr. Doan Hong Tam has joined SPCT as Deputy General Director since June 2016 as per nomination by Tan Thuan Industrial Promotion Company Limited (IPC).
Graduated from the HCMC University of Economics with a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration, he has worked for IPC for more than 23 years and step by step being promoted from executive level to top management level based on his excellent performance and contribution to the company especially in industrial properties.
Before joining SPCT, he was DGD of Long Hau Industrial Park from the year 2007 to 2008, GD and Chairman of Hiep Phuoc Industrial Park from the year 2011 to May 2016.