Asia – Page 17

  • News

    Still room for improvement at Port Klang

    2018-07-06T09:20:00Z

    Malaysia’s Port Klang needs to improve in an increasingly competitive environment, the 16th ASEAN Ports and Shipping Conference in Johor Bahru was told.

  • News

    Asia’s future energy needs on the agenda at Tank Storage Asia 2018:

    2018-07-05T10:06:00Z

    Asia’s future energy needs on the agenda at Tank Storage Asia 2018:

  • Mr Tan claimed that PSA International had significantly increased its profitability “by bringing people together”
    News

    PSA International’s “three hard truths”

    2018-06-07T13:41:00Z

    Cargo change, technology that will enable and disrupt, and cross integration: these are the “three hard truths” for port operator PSA International, according to group chief executive Tan Chong Meng.

  • Indian Ports Association
    News

    Indian strike plans halted

    2018-05-31T14:16:00Z

    Plans for strikes at 12 major Indian ports have been averted following a provisional settlement between Indian Ports Association (IPA) representatives and union leaders.

  • Patimban's location
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    US$3bn Patimban Port project to begin in July

    2018-05-21T12:38:00Z

    Work on a $3bn project to build Patimban Port in Indonesia is anticipated to begin in July with the aim of the port being partially open for operation in March 2019.

  • News

    MMC makes another play for Sabah Ports

    2018-05-15T17:54:00Z

    Malaysian local media have reported that MMC Corp has submitted an appeal to the new Sabah state government on its proposed acquisition of a 20% stake in Sabah Ports Sdn. Bhd. (SPSB) after its initial bid on behalf of subsidary MMC Ports Holding was rejected by Suria Capital Holdings Berhad ...

  • News

    Cambodia mulls Kampot deep-sea port

    2018-05-11T14:42:00Z

    Cambodia’s Try Pheap Group has signed a co-operation agreement with China’s Guangxi Beibu Gulf International Port Group to conduct a feasibility study on the construction a deep-sea port in Kampot province.

  • Jawaharlal Nehru Port
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    Indian unions workers to strike indefinitely at 12 Indian ports

    2018-05-09T14:16:00Z

    Major port workers’ unions plan to go on an indefinite strike at 12 major Indian ports on or after 30 May to protest against a pay dispute, according to the general secretary of the Water Transport Workers’ Federation of India.

  • News

    Westports secures land for Klang expansion

    2018-05-08T09:45:00Z

    Port operator Westports Holdings Berhad’s (WHB) wholly-owned subsidiary and multi-cargo port, Westports Malaysia (WMSB), has entered into a sale and purchase deal with the Selangor State Development Corporation to buy 381 acres of leasehold land under the sea at the Pulau Indah island — on which the facility is located ...

  • CALISTA to facilitate trade
    News

    PSA's open logistics platform bill revealed

    2018-04-24T11:12:00Z

    With a development bill of S$20m (US$15.1m) for the first phase, PSA International has confirmed that its new global trade and supply chain platform CALISTA is undergoing trials with “selected users”.

  • PSA's Tan Chong Meng explains the ideas behind Calista
    News

    PSA's Calista open logistics platform revealed

    2018-04-24T04:35:00Z

    PSA International has revealed more details of its groundbreaking open platform under development with Crimson Logic, which it believes will address logistics on a three-dimensional level.

  • The report said that economic growth reached 3.6%
    News

    SISI: Economic 'prosperity phase' to benefit ports

    2018-04-21T20:14:00Z

    Following a decade of moderate adjustment, the world’s economy has entered a transition stage from recovery to prosperity, according to Shanghai International Shipping Institute’s (SISI) Global Port Development Report (2017).

  • Port of Piraeus
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    Chinese political investment warning

    2018-04-19T10:58:00Z

    A US think tank has warned that Chinese investment in ports is being used to generate political influence, expand the military and create strategic advantages.

  • A spokesperson for India’s Ministry of Shipping cited strong competition from nearby ports (image is of the state of Andhra Pradesh)
    News

    Dugarajapatnam port plans shelved

    2018-04-12T12:18:00Z

    Plans to construct a new port at Dugarajapatnam in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh have been abandoned by the country’s government.

  • Sapangar Bay Container Port
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    Sabah Ports sale to MMC aborted

    2018-04-09T15:08:00Z

    Suria Capital Holdings Berhad has scrapped plans to sell a stake in Sabah Ports Sdn. Bhd. (SPSB) to MMC Corp’s wholly-owned unit MMC Ports Holding.

  • Alliance shuffling lost Klang 9% of its volumes – which swung back to old rival, Singapore
    News

    Southeast Asia awash with possibilities

    2018-03-29T12:10:00Z

    Some - but not all - of the region’s potential will live up to its promise, writes Stevie Knight

  • Japan’s Kitakyushu faces the highest climate change adaptation costs at US$4.9 billion
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    Asian ports face $49bn in climate change costs

    2018-03-22T17:03:00Z

    Protecting Asia-Pacific ports against climate change could cost up to US$49 billion, according to new research commissioned by HSBC from sustainability analysts Asia Research and Engagement (ARE).

  • Sasa Wharf in Davao City
    News

    Sasa Port development could be realised

    2018-03-22T15:34:00Z

    A modernisation project at Sasa Port could go ahead after being reinstated as a development opportunity under a public-private partnership (PPP) programme.

  • News

    Port Klang concessions extended

    2018-03-12T14:13:00Z

    Northport (Malaysia) Bhd, a Member of MMC Group, has been granted a thirty-year extension for the operations Port Klang’s Northport and Southpoint, MMC has said in a statement.

  • New AGVs at Shanghai’s Yangshan Phase 4 show what might become the pattern for East Asia’s hubs
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    East Asia's partnerships and tech drive

    2018-03-05T14:08:00Z

    Any global shipping trends come home to roost in China, finds Stevie Knight.