Forth Ports Rosyth took delivery of a brand new Liebherr Harbour Mobile LHM550 crane at the end of 2018, which is part of a major investment programme at the port for bulk handling primarily for the Agri-Hub. Located permanently on the North Wall quayside with a 200m working area, the crane delivers a major step-change in the cargo handling capability of the port, with the ability to handle 144Te at 11m.

Forth Ports Rosyth was proud to be the marine and prefabrication hub for the construction of the £1.4billion Queensferry Crossing, dedicating a large proportion of the port to the project and working in collaboration with the construction consortium to ensure all construction materials were handled safely and efficiently. Our involvement in this project is testament to our capability, flexibility, and willingness to work with our customers to deliver complex operations, on and off the water.

Forming part of the Rosyth Gateway, Forth Ports Rosyth works closely with its neighbouring industries and Fife Council to bring value to any project coming to the area. This makes it possible to fulfil even the most arduous demands in providing storage, manufacturing and berthing facilities.

Looking to the energy of the future, Forth Ports Rosyth has the perfect layout, both on and offshore, to provide logistics solutions within the renewables sector. The port already has a successful track record in this area, including the import of large steel pipes for the fabrication of jackets and turbine blades for onshore wind farms.

An increasingly busy port, with an appetite to forge new long-term relationships with customers, Rosyth offers the opportunity to add value to your supply chain through economical, responsible, flexible and sustainable solutions.