Posted on 22 July 2013. Tags: Asia Pacific Region, Carrier Hamburg, Chief Executive Officer, Container Carrier, Continuous Support, Delivery Time, Foot Equivalent Units, Hamburg Sud, Kirschner, Port Klang, San Marco, Shipping Line, South America, Southeast Asia, Term Partnership, Terminal Expansion, Teus, Transit Time, Volume Growth, Westports Malaysia
Hamburg SUd, the 12th largest container carrier in the world, is the latest shipping line to make Westports Malaysia in Port Klang its home. Its vessel “Cap San Marco”, with capacity of 9,600 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) and one of 12 units between 8,500 TEUs and 9,600 TEUs deployed in the South America Service (ASIA […]
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Posted on 02 July 2013. Tags: Ahmad, Berth, Container Terminal, Containers, Foot Equivalent Units, Institutional Capacity, Integrity, Investment, Line Operators, Mitigation, Ncb, Northport, Port Klang, Proven Track Record, Smooth Progress, Subsidiary, Terminal 4, Wharves
NCB Holdings Bhd expects the construction of Wharf 8A in Port Klang by its subsidiary Northport (Malaysia) Bhd to be operational in September this year. NCB Holdings chairman Tun Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid said Northport would be able to gradually handle close to 5.6 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of containers once the wharf is […]
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Posted on 01 July 2013. Tags: Break Bulk, Container Terminal, Container Trade, Containers, Exhibition, Foot Equivalent Units, Globe, Logistics Forum, Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Midst, Northport Malaysia Bhd, Poo, Port Klang Authority, Ports, Preferred Choice, Teus, Trade Connections, Westports Malaysia
Port Klang will have the capacity to handle almost 20 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) of containers by 2016 as both Northport Malaysia Bhd and Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd are undergoing expansion plans. Port Klang Authority Chairman Datuk Dr Teh Kim Poo said the authority was also in the midst of obtaining relevant approval to […]
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Posted on 01 July 2013. Tags: Asia Engine, Container Port, Deputy Minister, Foot Container, Foot Equivalent Units, Green Environment, Green Technology, Hybrid Equipment, Kuantan Port, Logistics Forum, Minister Of Transport, Port Klang, Port Operators, S Vision, Shipping Lines, South China Sea, Tariff Revision, Tariff Structure, Technology Initiative
Port Klang, which is projected to handle 10.4 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) this year, may have a third port in the next five to six years to help meet the growing demand, Deputy Minister of Transport Datuk Abdul Aziz Kaprawi said. Currently the existing port operators, Northport and Westports, are still able to meet […]
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Posted on 23 December 2012. Tags: Chief Executive Officer, China Shipping, Cma Cgm, Container Business, Container Operations, East Asian Countries, Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Waters, Middle East Countries, Port Klang, Potential Partners, Rm500, Shipping Corp, South East Asian, South East Asian Countries, Teus, United Arab Shipping, Westports Malaysia, Wharfs, Yacht Equipment
PORT KLANG: Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd (Westports), operator of the country’s busiest port, is looking at the overseas market to expand its business beyond Malaysia via partnerships. Its chief executive officer, Ruben Emir Gnanalingam, said Westports was looking at a few potential markets particularly South East Asian countries and India to expand its container business. […]
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Posted on 19 November 2012. Tags: Asian Countries, Bernama, Berths, Cargo Volume, China Shipping, Container Cargo, Container Operations, Core Business, Economic Outlook, European Economy, Global Economic Crisis, Global Economy, Malaysia Sdn Bhd, One Million, Recession, Shipping Corp, Teus, United Arab Shipping, Westports Malaysia, World Consumption
WESTPORTS Malaysia Sdn Bhd, operator of the country’s busiest port, expects to see growth in its business for next year despite the gloomy global economy. Its chief executive Ruben Emir Gnanalingam said despite the global economic crisis and news of the European economy in recession, consumption worldwide is increasing. He said Westports’ cargo volume is […]
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Posted on 16 January 2012. Tags: Business Times, Chief Executive Officer, Container Handling, Container Terminal, Container Vessel, Container Volume, Current Development, Eurozone, Expansion Plan, Expansion Works, Foot Equivalent Units, Growth Trend, Malaysia Sdn Bhd, Port Klang, Robust Performance, Shipping Industry, Target, Terminal Operator, Unforeseen Circumstances, Westports Malaysia
PORT KLANG: Container volume moving through Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd rose by 15 per cent or 6.4 million twenty foot equivalent units (TEUs) last year, compared with 5.6 million TEUs in 2010. In a statement, Westports said the better-than-expected container volume throughput comes from both transhipment and indigenous boxes, registering positive increases of 22 per […]
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Posted on 27 December 2011. Tags: Ancillary Services, Balasubramaniam, Bangladesh, Container Vessel, Containers, Eight Hours, Foreigners, Implementation, Jobs, Locals, Nationals, Port Klang, Salaries, Trades Union Congress, Unhealthy Trend, Vice President
PORT KLANG: The implementation of standardised rates for lashing and unlashing services at Port Klang will help attract more local workers and curb the unhealthy trend of undercutting by contractors, according to the Union of Employees of Port Ancillary Services Suppliers. Its secretary, A. Balasubramaniam, said the new rate of RM4 per container came into […]
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Posted on 26 September 2011. Tags: Cabinet Approval, Cabinet Nod, Catering, Closing Ceremony, Golden Jubilee Celebrations, Northport, Poo, Port Authority, Port Expansion, Port Klang Authority, Port Users, Ports, Predecessors, Private Land, Proposals, Westports
KLANG: The proposed third port, to complement the existing Northport and Westports, is currently awaiting cabinet approval, Port Klang Authority chairman Datuk Dr Teh Kim Poo said. Teh said the facility will help accommodate the growing demand. “The existing North and West ports are capable of catering to port users until 2016. The establishment of […]
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Posted on 17 January 2011. Tags: Amp, Cargo Movement, Cma Cgm, Container Port, Container Volume, Containers, Fate, Foot Equivalent Units, Fourth Quarter, Lee Hwa Beng, Little Bit, Managing Director, Port Klang Authority, Ports, Previous Year, Remainder, Throughput, Transshipment, Uncertainties, Whitelaw
The CMA-CGM Group expects to grow its container volume in Port Klang between 12 per cent and 13 per cent again this year, if everything goes reasonably well. “It’s very difficult to predict. We don’t want to be too optimistic and tempt fate, because there is still a lot of uncertainties in the European and […]
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