Portlimits Shipping Agency in the Philippines, established on April 24, 1998, has been a cornerstone in the maritime industry of the Philippines. With its headquarters strategically located at 19F, 22F Parkway Corporate Center Filinvest, Alabang, Portlimits has consistently provided exceptional shipping services across key locations in the country. Learn more about us…
History
In the dynamic world of maritime logistics, where every vessel forms a critical link in the global economic chain, the role of a shipping agent is indispensable. Portlimits Shipping Agency Philippines stands as a beacon of excellence in this field, with a legacy of outstanding service spanning over two decades. Click here to learn our history…
We provide a full range of maritime services for all vessel types at Philippine ports, including ship agency, cargo handling, and logistics, ensuring high-quality and efficient operations. Click here to see our full list of services
Clients
Our clients, ranging from global shipping companies to vessel operators, trust us for reliable, professional service across all Philippine ports. Click here to see the full list of our clients…
Philippines MANILA — LNG imports into the Philippines are expected to begin the following year, according to a high-ranking official from the Department of Energy. This is due to the fact that both the First Gen Corp. and the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Co. of Manila...
As a tough yet strategic choice to sustain its downstream oil market operations and to withstand the disruptive impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation has decided this week to permanently shut down its refining operations in the...
As the global epidemic continues to develop, it becomes increasingly difficult for sailors who are required to remain aboard their ships after the completion of their contracts. After having served for approximately 18 months, it is impossible to release some of them...
In response to an increased need for fresh ship crews around the world brought on by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the authorities on Luzon activated three ports so that they could operate as crew change hubs. Because of the efforts of the maritime division of the...
As a tough yet strategic choice to sustain its downstream oil market operations and to withstand the disruptive impact of the coronavirus pandemic, Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation has decided this week to permanently shut down its refining operations in the...
The number of complaints that certain shipowners are not doing enough to repatriate seafarers who have lingered on the job until the end of their contracts has increased, as has been reported by private social media channels. Meanwhile, the cost of replacing a...
