Kuantan Port recently held a Townhall Session with the Chief Operating Officer at the Training Hall, Wisma Kuantan Port, bringing together Warga Kuantan Port from various departments for an engaging and informative session.
During the townhall, Kuantan Port’s Chief Operating Officer, Mr Chan Weng Yew, shared key updates on the port’s FY2026 performance, strategic direction, future plans, and ongoing initiatives to further enhance operational excellence across the organisation.
The session also featured a Q&A segment with the management, providing employees with the opportunity to share their feedback, ideas, and suggestions, reflecting Kuantan Port’s commitment to fostering continuous improvement and organisational excellence.
The event concluded with a prize presentation ceremony for the HSE Management Walkabout Competition, recognising employees’ active participation and reinforcing a strong culture of workplace safety, health, and environmental responsibility.
Kuantan Port remains committed to strengthening employee engagement through meaningful initiatives that encourage collaboration, shared purpose, and continuous growth across the organisation.
Kuantan Port Consortium Sdn. Bhd. (Kuantan Port) was delighted to welcome a delegation from the Ministry of Transport Thailand and CHEC (Thai) Company Limited. The delegation, led by the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport Thailand, Dr Punya Chupanit, was received by Kuantan Port’s General Manager KP2 Operations, Mr Wang Chao.
During the visit, the delegation was provided with a comprehensive briefing on the port’s history, development, operational capabilities, and future expansion plans, followed by an insightful discussion session focused on strategic transportation infrastructure connectivity and multimodal logistics networks.
Strategically positioned on the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia, Kuantan Port continues to serve as a vital maritime gateway within the Asia-Pacific region. Through partnerships with ASEAN transport and maritime stakeholders, including Thailand, the port remains committed to enhancing regional connectivity, facilitating trade, and driving sustainable growth.
Kuantan Port Consortium Sdn. Bhd. (Kuantan Port) recently welcomed a delegation from Business Sweden, led by the Trade Commissioner to Malaysia, Ludvig Hermansson.
The delegation, which included representatives from ABB Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., Dellner Bubenzer Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., and Axis Communications, toured Kuantan Port 2 and engaged in discussions with the port’s management team on industry developments and potential collaboration opportunities.
The visit provided an opportunity to showcase Kuantan Port’s operational capabilities, growth plans, and its role as a key logistics gateway supporting regional and international trade. Kuantan Port remains committed to strengthening global partnerships and contributing to Malaysia’s economic growth.
Kuantan Port Consortium Sdn. Bhd. (Kuantan Port) was honoured to welcome the Deputy Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry (MITI), YB Sim Tze Tzin, for a working visit, accompanied by a distinguished delegation comprising representatives from MITI, SIRIM Berhad, and PETRONAS.
Among those present were YB Sim Chon Siang, Chairman of the Pahang State Committee on Consumer Affairs and Human Resources; Tuan Nik Sazali Nik Hussin, President and Group Chief Executive Officer of SIRIM Berhad; Puan Nora’in Md Salleh, Chief Executive Officer of PETRONAS CCS Solutions Sdn. Bhd.; and Mr Ikhwan Ahmad Nawawi, Chief Executive Officer of PETRONAS Technology Ventures Sdn. Bhd.
The delegation was received by Puan Hasnita Mohd Hanapiah, General Manager of the Kuantan Port Authority, and Mr Chan Weng Yew, Chief Operating Officer of Kuantan Port. The visit provided an opportunity to discuss Kuantan Port’s development journey, operational capabilities, ongoing infrastructure expansion, and strategic initiatives that continue to strengthen its position as a key logistics gateway on Malaysia’s East Coast.
A key focus of the engagement was the development of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) initiatives within the port ecosystem, which are expected to support Malaysia’s low-carbon aspirations while reinforcing Kuantan Port’s role as an emerging energy hub. Discussions also highlighted the port’s growing importance in facilitating industrial growth, enhancing trade connectivity, and supporting future investments in the region.
Following the briefing session, the delegation visited Kuantan Port 2, where they gained first-hand insight into the port’s operational strengths, cargo handling capabilities, and integrated logistics infrastructure. The visit further showcased the port’s potential to serve as a future carbon aggregation hub, supported by its strategic location, expanding infrastructure, and multimodal connectivity.
In line with the continued transformation of Malaysia’s logistics and energy landscape, Kuantan Port remains committed to strengthening future-ready capabilities, enhancing trade facilitation and supply chain resilience, and contributing meaningfully to the nation’s economic growth. This commitment is underpinned by strategic development and close industry collaboration, positioning the port to support Malaysia’s long-term aspirations.
