MMC port operations set to capture manufacturing boom


AmInvestment Bank Research expects the port sector to remain resilient, underpinned by global trade and investments in the manufacturing sector that generate tremendous inbound (feedstock) and outbound (finished product) throughput for ports.(File pic shows Port of Tanjung Pelepas)

PETALING JAYA: Utility and infrastructure group MMC Corp Bhd is well positioned to capture companies relocating their manufacturing plants outside China and increasing investments in the manufacturing sector.

The Covid-19 fallout has led to disruptions in global supply chains and the US-China trade war has prompted many companies to consider relocating and diversifying their supply chains.

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