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Vict

Port Melbourne, Australia

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Vict is Australia's first fully automated container terminal with landside operations and vessel scheduling. The company operates in the Port of Melbourne to support a throughput of over 1 million TEU annually. VICT uses advanced technology for seamless end-to-end operations, ensuring safety standards are met. Located at Webb Dock Drive in Port Melbourne, Victoria, the facility was established to deliver global standards in modern container terminal design and operations. Vict has been committed to facilitating trade during crises by implementing safety measures and maintaining reliable operations for essential goods.

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