Both ports are owned and operated by Associated British Ports, the UK’s leading port operator, and combined, the two sites occupy 80 acres, and handle more than 500,000 tonnes each year.
Together with their customers, the ports of Ayr and Troon contribute around £42 million to the UK economy every year, including £28 million locally
The Port of Ayr is the first commercial port encountered by vessels entering the Firth of Clyde. It has easy access to rail networks and via trunk roads to the M77 for Glasgow, M8 for Edinburgh, and M74 for links to Northern England.
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The Port of Troon plays an integral role in Scotland’s supply chains and the UK’s timber trade. Trunk roads connect it to the M77 which leads to Glasgow, the M8 for Edinburgh and the M74 to the North of England. Just five miles away, Glasgow Prestwick Airport provides a network of global air links while Troon railway station is located just over one mile away.
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