Johor Port Invests RM140 Million in Liquid Jetty Expansion to Boost Regional Trade Capacity

PASIR GUDANG: Johor Port Berhad has completed a RM140 million expansion of its liquid jetty facilities, adding two new jetties to accommodate vessels up to 120,000 DWT. This development increases the port’s annual liquid cargo handling capacity by 5 million tonnes, reinforcing its role as a key Southeast Asian hub for edible oil and liquid bulk. Launched on July 29, 2025, the project meets strict safety and environmental standards and includes advanced features such as CCTV, fire systems, and Class 3 cargo infrastructure. The expansion supports Johor Port’s goal of becoming a future-ready, globally competitive Southern Gateway Multi-Purpose Port.

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