P.C.
TERMINALS
Our Vision
This project represents a visionary commitment to economic and logistical development in the Caribbean. Strategically located in Haiti, the port is poised to become a key hub for trade between the Caribbean, the United States, and broader regional and global markets. More than just a port infrastructure, it will serve as a platform for sustainable growth—integrating local communities, creating jobs, strengthening technical capacities, and operating under the highest standards of sustainability and innovation.
Our project
at a glance
Port Royal stands out for its potential as a key logistics hub in international maritime trade. The port is connected through trade routes to critical regions such as Europe, the U.S. East Coast and Gulf of Mexico, Central America, Panama, South America, the West Coast of the Americas and the Far East.
Strategic
Location
Located in one of the most strategic positions in the Caribbean, this port features valuable waterfront land ideal for large-scale maritime and logistics operations.
Significant
Waterside Land
Its deep-water access offers unparalleled opportunities for cargo terminals, industrial zones, free trade areas, and infrastructure expansion.
Trainable
Workforce
The region offers a young, dynamic, and highly trainable workforce ready to support port operations and related industries.
Commitment to
the climate
responsibility
We are committed to sustainability by using carbon credits to offset its emissions. These credits represent one ton of CO₂ removed through projects like reforestation. Through carbon markets, the port supports climate action and responsible practices.
Established
and trusted
partnerships
Through collaboration with experienced partners, the port ensures transparency, efficiency, and credibility in every phase of its growth.
Proximity to US and Caribbean
This geographic advantage enables faster shipping times, reduced transportation costs, and seamless access to two of the region’s most important trade partners.
Know more about
our projects
Discover the two visionary
projects at P.C. Terminals
Invest in our project
Now is the time to invest in a project that’s shaping the future of logistics in the Caribbean. By investing, you become part of a forward-thinking initiative that combines innovation, community development, and global trade opportunities.
Are you ready to shape
the future with us by investing?
Shaping the Future of Caribbean Trade Through Strategic Port Development
There is significant demand to expand cargo activity in the Caribbean. The proposed commercial route for transoceanic cargo through Port Royal presents a strategic regional approach with strong potential to stimulate and impact the regional economy.
Once operational, Port Royal’s capabilities will encompass all port-related activities. The implementation of operations will occur in phases, following a growth blueprint that includes plans to accommodate increasing demand.
Join Us in Transforming
the Caribbean
At PC Terminals, we are driving economic, tourism, and logistical growth in the region. Join us in making the Caribbean a global hub for trade and tourism.
Reforestation
and ecology
A carbon credit is a type of permit that represents one ton of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere. It can be purchased by an individual or, more commonly, by a company to compensate for carbon dioxide emissions resulting from industrial production, delivery vehicles, or travel.
Carbon credits are most often created through agricultural or forestry practices, although a credit can be generated by nearly any project that reduces, avoids, destroys, or captures emissions. Individuals or companies looking to offset their own greenhouse gas emissions can buy these credits either through a middleman or directly from those capturing the carbon.
In the case of a farmer who plants trees, the landowner receives money, the corporation pays to offset its emissions, and the middleman — if there is one — may earn a profit along the way. However, this applies only to what is known as the “voluntary market.” There is also something known as the involuntary or “compliance market.”
