Westshore Terminals Investment Corporation is a Canadian company that derives its revenue from its wholly-owned subsidiary, Westshore Terminals Limited Partnership. The company operates the Roberts Bank Terminal in Delta, British Columbia, which is the largest coal export facility on the west coast of the Americas. Westshore provides storage and loading services for seagoing vessels, handling both metallurgical coal used in steelmaking and thermal coal used for power generation. The company operates under long-term contracts with major mining companies in British Columbia, Alberta, and the United States, charging handling fees based on throughput volume without taking ownership of the underlying commodities. While historically focused exclusively on coal, Westshore is diversifying its operations by constructing significant new infrastructure to handle potash exports for BHP's Jansen mine project, with shipments expected to commence in 2026. The company's strategic location and deep-water port capabilities provide a critical logistical link between North American mines and Asian markets.
