Our Terminal
LCB Container Terminal 1 (LCB1) operates berth B1 and LCMT Company Limited (LCMT) operates berths A0/B0 at Thailand's Laem Chabang Port, around 150km south of Bangkok. Positioned on Thailand’s east coast, it is a centre for export-oriented industries and the key point of entry for container traffic.
LCB1 Group has an annual capacity of around 1.6 million TEU. Vessel operations, yard operations, gate transactions, documentation and all other container handling services are offered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by highly motivated and trained staff.
The LCB1 Group consists of LCB1, which commenced operations in 1995 and LCMT as a subsidiary, which commenced in 2006. APM Terminals owns 35% in the joint venture along with Eastern Sea Laem Chabang Terminal Company Limited (40%) and Bangkok Modern Terminals Ltd. (25%) The concessions expire in 2022 (LCB1) and 2034 (LCMT), respectively.
Equipment and Facilities
- Berth B1: 359 m | 15m draft
- Berth BO: 190 m | 14m draft
- Berth AO: 400 m | 14m draft
- Area: 18.5 Ha (LCB1) 16.8 Ha (LCMT)
- Gate: 17 lanes
- Weighbridges: 10
- Super Post - Panamax (61t):2
- Super Post - Panamax (52t): 2
- Super Post - Panamax (50t): 1
- Post - Panamax (40t): 3
- Super Post - Panamax (61t): 1
Technology
LCB1 Group is equipped with a state-of-the-art Radio Data Terminal system (RDT). This provides operators with timely, accurate information regarding container movements. The control center continuously monitors information on the status of any container in the yard, as well as the progress of vessel operations. The RDT system greatly enhances real-time date transmission between the control center and on-site operators.
The terminal operating system keeps track of all services performed on each container which is handled on the terminal. CTCS manages bookings, releases, work orders and standing orders, gate operations, container tracking, handling of exceptions, management reporting and communication.
In accordance with contracts and tariffs agreed between the terminal and our customer, COREBIS automatically creates invoices based on the container handling data coming from CTCS. With this EDI Monitor the terminal can automatically exchange data with its customers.