Follow Port of Victoria on Social Media and Stay Informed!

16 Aug 2021

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Connect with Texas’ Port of Victoria social media accounts to stay updated on all we have to offer! The Port of Victoria is located just two hours from Houston and Austin and is 35 miles inland of the Gulf of Mexico. We invited businesses, site selectors, and residents of the area to follow our social media accounts to stay updated on what is happening in the Port of Victoria!

Our social media accounts were created to keep everyone interested in the Port’s businesses, advantages, and other news, informed! Here we will highlight businesses that are thriving in the Port of Victoria area and highlight any economic development projects that are being implemented. Click here to follow us on social media and learn all about what the Port of Victoria has to offer!

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Port of Victoria welcomes partnership with Zinc Resources, LLC

Aug 9 2021

The Victoria County Navigation District and Zinc Resources, LLC unanimously approved an agreement for a 25-acre lease on the new rail loop at the Port's Victoria North Industrial Site. The initial lease term is 10-years with extension options of up to 50-years in total. Zinc Resources, LLC will invest approximately...

TNW Corporation to help develop Port of Victoria

Jul 29 2021

Dallas, Texas — TNW Corporation (TNW), a privately held owner and operator of short line railroads and transportation logistics companies, has been selected by the Victoria County Navigation District (VCND) in Victoria, Texas to provide the Port of Victoria’s rail operations and co-develop a planned 3,000 acre multi-modal logistics facility. The Port of...

Mitigate the Risks of Supply Chain Disruption

Jul 6 2021

If the recent pandemic has taught business leaders anything, it’s that solid readiness planning through diversification and data analysis can reduce the impact when a crisis hits. Nearly half of operations leaders surveyed in the recent PwC US Pulse Survey indicated that reducing supply chain disruptions is “very important.” But few companies...