Bringing together the logistics strength of the Black Sea with Marmara Cement's expertise, Marmara Cement Port operates in Değirmenağzı Locality, Kıran Village, Alaplı District, Zonguldak Province.
With its strategic location, robust technical infrastructure and high operational capacity, Marmara Cement Port serves as a modern coastal facility designed for the efficient, safe and uninterrupted receipt, handling, storage and dispatch of bulk and packaged cargo.
With a total handling capacity of 2,020,000 tonnes/year, Marmara Cement Port has a comprehensive infrastructure that enables efficient operations for various cargo groups.
The port facilities include:
This robust infrastructure supports port operations with high efficiency and operational continuity.
With a total of three berths, Marmara Cement Port provides extensive operational space for vessel berthing and cargo operations.
Alaplı Berth No. 1 is 272 metres long, Akçakoca Berth No. 2 is 243 metres long, and Karadeniz Berth No. 3 is 176 metres long.
Thanks to its different berth options and operational infrastructure, the port enables efficient planning of cargo movements and the safe execution of vessel operations.
Safe Operations, Controlled Management
Marmara Cement Port operates in compliance with the ISPS Code for the security of international ships and port facilities.
Port security is based on the Port Facility Security Plan (PFSP), the Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO), controlled access systems, and physical, electronic and operational security measures.
Through procedures and controls implemented in accordance with the designated security levels, operations within the port area are carried out safely and under controlled conditions.
With its capacity and infrastructure, Marmara Cement Port operates not merely as a loading and unloading point, but as a strategic logistics hub that strengthens the maritime leg of the supply chain.
The operational capabilities it provides for the maritime transportation of bulk and packaged cargo contribute to the coordinated management of all processes, from cargo receipt and storage to handling and dispatch.
With its robust infrastructure, high capacity, multiple-berth configuration and security-focused operational approach, Marmara Cement Port continues its activities as a strong example of modern port operations on the Black Sea coast.
41° 10.168’ N – 31° 21.732’ E