In brief
On Nov. 3, 2026, Brunei Fertilizer Industries (BFI) and Muara Port Company (MPC) signed a set of agreements to improve logistics and terminal services for BFI’s granular urea exports. The partnership aims to enhance local economic benefits and support downstream industry while ensuring compliance with stringent quality, cleanliness and biosecurity standards. Borneo Bulletin reports that MPC will continue to provide an integrated logistics solution, including containerised land operations, as part of the extended cooperation.
On Nov. 3, 2026, Brunei Fertilizer Industries and Muara Port Company announced new agreements aimed at tightening their long‑standing partnership to streamline the export of granular urea from Muara Port.
Xinhua reported that the two companies will work to improve logistics services and terminal operations, with an emphasis on meeting the strict quality, cleanliness and biosecurity standards required by international buyers and regulatory authorities.
Pelita Brunei, cited by Xinhua, said the partnership is expected to boost local economic benefits, raise the country’s logistics capacities and support the development of downstream industrial activity.
The Borneo Bulletin noted that, under the extended partnership, MPC will continue to provide an integrated logistics solution for BFI’s granular urea, encompassing containerised land operations as part of the overall export process.
All sources confirm that the agreements are aimed at enhancing the logistical chain and strengthening Brunei’s position in the global urea market.
