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2024 JULY - SEPTEMBER ISSUE 5

WHERE WE STAND TODAY

All companies under MMC Ports are widely renowned as stalwart contributors towards empowering the nation’s trade capabilities,
with most ports reliably achieving world-class throughput productivity and consistently being ranked amongst the best international
ports.
PTP

Leveraging upon its state-of-the-art infrastructure, seasoned workforce capabilities and prime strategic location, PTP is currently
ranked the fifth most efficient container port globally as per the 2023 Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) by The World Bank
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and S&P Global Market Intelligence, as well as 15 busiest port in the global ranking by Lloyd's List. PTP’s position as one of the
leading ports in the world is attributed to its excellent throughput of 10.5 million TEUs in 2023, with the company also targeting
an improvement towards 11.3 million TEUs for 2024.

NORTHPORT

Based on the latest Lloyd’s List ranking of the busiest container ports in the world, Port Klang (comprised of Northport and
Westports) has secured the 11th position globally based on the total container throughput measured by TEUs (20-foot equivalent
units) recorded for the year 2023.

JOHOR PORT

As a key strategic hub located at the southernmost tip of Peninsula Malaysia, Johor Port is globally recognised for its exceptional
efficiency and throughput. It consistently achieves high scores in cargo handling, throughput capacity and operational efficiency
metrics, driven by its technological advancements and capabilities in managing a diverse range of commodities. Particularly, the
Port stands out as a leader in Southeast Asia for its remarkable throughput and efficiency, exemplifying excellence across all fronts.

PENANG PORT SDN BHD (PENANG PORT)

Penang Port is a core asset to Southeast Asia’s maritime trade network, with this regional niche attributed to its strategic location
and accessibility in specific trade routes. This allows the port to be utilised as a specialised hub, particularly recognised as the
primary northern gateway for domestic cargo and shipments from Southern Thailand.

TANJUNG BRUAS PORT SDN BHD (TANJUNG BRUAS PORT)

Tanjung Bruas Port plays a vital role in Southeast Asia’s maritime trade network due to its ideal location and status as a multipurpose
port, being a crucial port in targeted trade routes involving Southeast Asia, China, India and Japan. By focusing on these factors,
Tanjung Bruas Port leverages existing economic relationships and facilitates the movement of goods between key markets.