Exports include iron ore, salt, liquefied natural gas, anhydrous ammonia as well as project cargo, break bulk and general cargo.
Port users are advised that following Tropical Cyclone Mitchell, two recreational vessels have sunk in approximate positions 20⁰40’.06’ S 116⁰ 41.33’ E and 20⁰40.20’ S 116⁰ 41.45’ E.
Mariners are advised that Pilbara Ports will be assuming operational control and governance of marine pilotage for common user berths, King Bay Supply Base and the Toll Dampier Supply Base at the Port of Dampier. These changes will come into effect mid-late 2026.
Updated NOA form now available on website. Must be implemented by all vessels by 01 January 2026.
Pilbara Ports advises there will be Full Closure of Mof Road, within the security gates, to facilitate night-time module movements in support of the Perdaman Ceres Urea Project. The scheduled closures are as follows:
Pilbara Ports is advising partial road closures of Mof Road inside the Pilbara Ports security gates to facilitate nighttime module movements. The movements are scheduled as follows
Pilbara Ports advises that Notice LD26/020 – Module Movement – MOF Road Full Closure, originally issued on 12/02/2026 is hereby cancelled.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 67.9 million tonnes (Mt) for January 2026.
Pilbara Ports awards contract for the design and construction of the Dampier Link Bridge.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 71.2 million tonnes (Mt) for December 2025.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 65.1 million tonnes (Mt) for November 2025.
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