70 YEARS OF MOVING MALAYSIA FORWARD


Central Forwarding Agency has grown into one of Malaysia’s trusted logistics partners.

ONE of Malaysia’s earliest homegrown logistics players, Central Forwarding Agency (CFA), is commemorating its 70th anniversary, marking seven decades of evolution from a pioneering local forwarding agent into a fully integrated logistics solutions provider.

Founded by two families in 1956, CFA started with a single warehouse in Port Klang.

Today, the company has grown into a recognised industry player, offering comprehensive logistics and supply chain services by land, air and sea.

While its capabilities and scale have evolved significantly, one principle has remained constant: delivering reliable logistics solutions that customers can depend on.

Building from the ground up

CFA began as a customs broker and land transporter, supporting early trade activities in Port Klang, now the world’s 10th busiest port.

The company now serves diverse industries, including agriculture, chemicals, electronics, FMCG, manufacturing, retail and much more, providing tailored solutions to meet their varying requirements.

CFAʼs 18 warehouses span 1.38 million sq ft across Port Klang and the greater Klang Valley.
CFAʼs 18 warehouses span 1.38 million sq ft across Port Klang and the greater Klang Valley.

CFA has built long-standing relationships with over 600 clients, many of whom have retained the firm as a trusted logistics partner over decades.

These enduring partnerships reflect CFA’s reputation for reliability, flexibility and customised solutions.

Connecting Malaysia’s supply chains

As a licensed customs broker, CFA has longstanding expertise in managing import, export and transshipment cargo, including bonded and dangerous goods, while navigating complex regulatory and documentation requirements.

The company owns and operates 18 warehouses with approximately 1.38 million sq ft of storage space in 12 locations across Port Klang.

The facilities cater to a wide range of cargo, including halal products, and support various value-added logistics services.

A further 200,000 sq ft warehouse development is also in the pipeline, scheduled for completion in 2028.

Complementing its warehousing network is CFA’s fleet of 213 vehicles, supporting container haulage, inter-state trucking, first-mile to last-mile delivery, and bulk and oversized cargo.

CFAʼs 70th anniversary-branded fleet at the companyʼs Port Klang operations yard.
CFAʼs 70th anniversary-branded fleet at the companyʼs Port Klang operations yard.

Technology further strengthens CFA’s operations, with live GPS fleet monitoring, customised warehouse and transport management software, integrated in-house coordination systems, and digital connectivity with customs and port partners, providing greater visibility across the supply chain.

Built on quality, safety and trust

CFA’s commitment to quality, safety, and compliance is reinforced by internationally recognised certifications and standards, including ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System, HACCP and compliance with the International Cyanide Management Institute.

Looking ahead

As global supply chains evolve, CFA continues to strengthen its capabilities through innovation and integrated service delivery.

With 70 years of industry experience, the company remains focused on delivering reliable, safe and efficient logistics solutions while giving customers what CFA describes as “total peace of mind”.

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