Strategies in Positioning Ports as a Trading Hub for The Region

Strategies In Positioning Ports
As A Trading Hub For The Region

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OVERVIEW

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WESTPORTS FACILITIES & SERVICES

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PKFZ FACILITIES

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TERMINAL CAPACITY

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WESTPORTS CONTAINER VOLUME

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WESTPORTS CONNECTIVITY

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HUBBING REQUIREMENT

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MARKET SIZE

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WESTPORTS

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PKFZ

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TYPES OF CARGO

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95% world trade by SEA
Straits of Malacca busiest trade lane in the world
Asia–Europe Shipping Trade
Positioning
Merge upstream & downstream supply chain
activities

WESTPORTS
FACILITIES & SERVICES
Warehouses

On Dock Depot

670,000 sq.ft.

58 Acres

CFS

2,428

120,000 sq.ft.

Refer Points

Rail Link

Fumigation Bay

4 Rail Lines

50 x 40”

DG Storage

Inspection Bay
100 x 40’

1,000
Acres

Light Industrial
Units

512

Office Suites

500,000

Industrial Land

units

Sq.ft

640
acres

TERMINAL CAPACITY
Existing Terminals

Future Expansion

16.0
14.0

10.0

CT 8
Expected to be completed
by Q1 2017

Capacity:13.8 mil
TEUs

16.0

8.0
6.0

11.0

4.0
2.0

CT 9
Capacity: 16 mil
TEUs

0.0
CT1 to CT7

CT8 / CT9

Million TEUs

12.0

WESTPORTS TERMI NAL LAYOUT

WESTPORTS CONTAI NER VOLUME
1996 – 2014

WEST PORT S CON N ECT I V I T Y

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81 Main Line & 67 Feeder Services
Excellent Connectivity To More Than 350
Ports globally

LONG-HAUL CONNECTIVITY

Europe
10
USA
3

Middle East
Indian Sub-con
8
5
Africa
10

Far East
Countries
31
ASEAN
10

S.America
1
Australasia
6

FEEDER CON N ECT I V I T Y
DESTINATION

DESTINATION

CALLS

VIETNAM

INDIA
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KOLKATA / Haldia
CHENNAI
KRISHNAPATNAM
VISAKHAPATNAM

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8
4

1
2

BANGLADESH
• CHITTAGONG
• MONGLA

• SIHANOUKVILLE

- 5 svcs
- 9 svcs

• BANGKOK
• LAEM CHABANG

8
11

SINGAPORE

3

7
3
1
1
1

• MUARA

- 6svcs

2

BRUNEI

11

THAILAND

HO CHI MINH
HAI PHONG
QUY NHON
DA NANG
CAT LAI

CAMBODIA

9
1

MYANMAR
• YANGOON

CALLS

2

INDONESIA

EAST
- 9 svcs
- 1 svc

- 4 svcs
- 9 svcs

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JAKARTA
BELAWAN
BUATAN
PANJANG
PERAWANG
SURABAYA
SEMARANG

8
5
1
1
1
2
1

H ubbing Re quire m e nt s
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Location
Connectivity/Frequency
Cost Advantages
Labour Supply
Simplified Processes
(Documentation/Procedure)

M ARK ET SI Z E
POPULATION
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Population: 3,890 billion; more
than 50% world population
Consist of countries with fastest
growing economies in the world

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ASEAN 7th largest economy in the
World (GDP USD 2.4 trillion in 2013)

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GDP of China USD 9.3 trillion, Japan
USD 4.9 trillion, India USD 1.9 trillion,
Australia USD 1.6 trillion,
New Zealand USD 186 billion

Indian Sub-con
1,648 bil

Far East
Countries
1,579 bil

ASEAN
633 mil

Australia/New Zealand
29.5 mil

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Connectivity / Frequency
Strategic Location
Cost
Labour Supply
Readily Available Space (open & closed)
Mega Port Facilities With Handling Equipment

WEST PORT S
• Remote Access / Management of Cargo
• Simplified Processes (Documentation& Procedure)
• Proximity to Huge Market – ASEAN, Indian Sub-Con,
Australia / New Zealand & Far East
• Delivery Lead time
• One Stop Clearance Center

PORT K LAN G FREE Z ON E
Incentives
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100% Foreign Equity
100% Repatriation of Capital & Profits
Regional Distribution Centre (RDC)
International Procurement Centre (IPC)
Operational Headquarters
Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA)
Incentives

T Y PE OF CARGO
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Polymer Resin
LME (Ingot, Steel, etc)
Cotton
Ammonium Nitrate
Commodities

“This seamless and integrated business process in Westports
will help position Port Klang as a premier Hub for distributions
and trading operations in South East Asia”

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