Maersk: PTP terminal expansion capability not immediate concern


Maersk Line, the world’s largest shipping line and also a major customer of Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), is not too worried about the terminal expansion capability in the near future due to the reclamation works of the massive Forest City Project in Tanjung Kupang.

Rumours are rife that PTP - a 70% subsidiary of MMC Corp Bhd and 30% owned by APM Terminal, a port-operating arm within the Maersk Group - may face difficulties in its expansion in the long run beyond its phase three expansion plan as the Forest City Project is lapping over its port concession area.

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