Gladstone Ports Corporation

Gladstone Ports Corporation manages and operates the Port of Gladstone, including the Gladstone Marina and its recreational parklands, the Port Alma Shipping Terminal and the Port of Bundaberg. We employ over 700 people across the three precincts to operate our ship loading and train unloading facilities, carry out harbour works, quarry operations, reclamation works, general maintenance and administration. The Port of Gladstone is Queensland's largest multi-commodity port, housing the world's fourth largest coal export terminal. More than 30 products are handled through the Port of Gladstone including coal, bauxite, alumina and cement, which are transported to more than 30 countries. The Port Alma Shipping Terminal facilitates the import and export of niche market products including ammonium nitrate, explosives, general cargo, salt, frozen beef, tallow and scrap metal. The Port of Bundaberg ships dry and wet commodities as well as general cargo such as machinery, petroleum products and treated timber logs. Currently the Port exports bulk raw sugar and imports bulk molasses. We are committed to the growth and development of the Central Queensland region, maintaining our focus on improving, retaining, increasing and diversifying trade through our Ports.