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GAME CHANGING

STRUCTURAL

Building 24 Hybrid Reefer Racks 1 AND MACHINERY

PTP plans to build 24 new Hybrid Reefer Racks at the upper
and lower slots for the selected yard blocks, creating a DEVELOPMENTS
flexible and cost-effective solution for both laden and reefer
containers. This project is currently in the design phase,
with completion targeted for Q1 2025.
Acquisition of Level Luffing Cranes 2 In an ever-evolving effort to match modern
standards and further reduce turnaround times,
Penang Port Sdn Bhd (Penang Port), together with Johor Port all MMC-affiliated ports and companies are
Berhad (Johor Port), is in the process of acquiring two Level dedicated to reinforcing its machinery and
Luffing Cranes (LLCs) for deployment at the Prai Bulk Cargo infrastructure around its premises, comprehensively
Terminal (PBCT). This strategic investment signifies Penang optimising efficiency across the entire operational
Port’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and value chain.
environmental sustainability.

Cable and Ancillary Works 3

Johor Port has successfully executed the replacement
of low voltage (LV) cable from the bridge joint box to Tower
A including ancillary works at Wharf 4 as part of a proactive
initiative to avoid any power supply breakdown and port
operation disturbance at Bulk and Break Bulk Terminal.
They have also managed to complete the project of
laying power cables for Street Lighting at Jalan Cecair
(Phase 1), and at Jalan Cecair, Jalan Sawit and Jalan Pelabuhan
(Phase 2) to ensure the street lighting is fully functional and
maintain the safety of tenant’s main road.
Acquisition of New Trailers 4

Kontena Nasional purchased eight low bed and six side
loader trailers to increase Penang and Port Klang haulage
capacity, upscaling logistical efficiency in line with the
company’s expansion strategy and ability to deliver top-tier
services across the country.
Acquisition of RTGs 5

Northport purchased 11 units of Electrified Rubber-Tyred
Gantry (E-RTGs) and 23 units of diesel-powered RTGs in
2023. An additional 12 units of E-RTGs are to be delivered
in 2025. The equipment will help to reduce the port’s
environmental footprint, promoting a healthier environment
while maximising efficiency.