ASIPONA Topolobampo

About ASIPONA Topolobampo

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Port of Topolobampo is located in the northwestern state of Sinaloa. It serves as a key commercial and industrial hub just 200 miles from the entrance to the Gulf of California and provides seamless connectivity to the United States through cities like Nogales and Mexicali to the north, and to Los Mochis, Culiacán, and Mazatlán in the south. Its strategic position also facilitates the movement of goods to and from the eastern U.S. via two major railway lines, with comprehensive road links connecting it to the rest of Mexico.

Topolobampo plays a crucial role in supporting Sinaloa’s agricultural output and coastal shipping operations, facilitating the movement of general cargo, fuel, and passenger transport between Sinaloa and Baja California Sur. The port’s core business activities focus on the handling of oil and its derivatives (diesel and gasoline), along with general cargo, mineral bulk, and agricultural bulk.

Additionally, the port is a major transportation hub for ferry passengers traveling along Mexico’s Pacific coast, including routes to and from Baja California Sur.

Guided by its 2022-2027 Port Development Master Program, Topolobampo has initiated various infrastructure projects with a focus on environmental sustainability and the adoption of new technologies. The port is also exploring new business opportunities, such as the development of a cruise ship industry.

Terminals and facilities:
Ferry terminal: Accommodates both passengers and cargo (Ro-Pax) with a 170-meter-long dock.

Cemex Terminal: A multipurpose facility for handling cement, fuels, raw materials, and non-explosive gases, equipped with two mechanized silos of 1,000 tons each and a rail spur.

Topolobampo Transoceanic Terminal: Spanning over 35,000 square meters of land and 13,000 square meters of water, this terminal handles diverse products, with access by both road and rail.

Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) Terminal: Handles oil and derivatives, featuring two berths of 156 meters each, fuel pipelines, and storage tanks.

Insumos y Servicios Agrícolas de Occidente and Almacenadora Regional Mexicana: specialize in the handling and storage of fertilizers.

Terminal Marítima de Topolobampo: A public port facility specializing in agricultural bulk, with a static capacity of 120,000 tons and fully mechanized systems for ship loading.

Ienova Petrolíferos IV: A facility for hydrocarbons, petroleum products, and petrochemicals, spanning over 116,000 square meters.

Productos Pesqueros de Topolobampo: Features a 137-meter berth and handles fertilizers, liquids, and ammonia.

The port also offers three marinas for private and tourist use:

  • Club Náutico de Topolobampo: Four docking positions.
  • Astilleros Marina: 43 berthing positions.
  • Desarrollos Marinos Mar de Cortés: 32 floating marina spaces and 24 dry marina spaces, complete with provisioning services, a restaurant, a launching ramp, and boat protection hangars.

Contact

Parque Industrial S/N S/C, CP 81370, Topolobampo, Sinaloa

Key staff:
Director General — Rear Admiral Carlos Meraz Zavala (dirgral@puertotopolobampo.com.mx)
Commercial Manager — Mtra. María del Pilar Calleja Ramírez (gcomercial@puertotopolobampo.com.mx)