MMC Port Holdings achieves breakthrough in TEUs
MMC Port Holdings Bhd, wholly-owned subsidiary of MMC Corp Bhd, has achieved its strongest performance to date by surpassing 20 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) across its ports network.
Ports, logistics expected to stay resilient this year
Malaysia's ports and logistics sector is expected to remain resilient through this year as shifting global trade patterns, tariff dynamics and infrastructure-led strategies create a supportive medium-term operating backdrop, analysts say.
Roger Chin to head Invest Sabah, Madius takes charge of palm oil agency
KOTA KINABALU: Nominated Sabah assemblyman Datuk Roger Chin and former federal minister Datuk Wilfred Madius Tangau have been appointed to head two state government agencies.
Penang Port charts digital future with AI strategy
The chairman of the Penang Port Commission (PPC), Datuk Yeoh Soon Hin, has emphasised that the commission is entering a new and significant phase of its digital transformation.
External demand to support local logistics firms
The outlook for the transport and logistics industry is expected to be supported by resilient global container and external demand despite global uncertainties, says RHB Research.
Southern Vietnam logistics transformation gains momentum
The Southern Key Economic Region is gaining momentum in its logistics sector as 2025 nears its end.
Transport supply, rates unaffected despite heightened enforcement on overloading, says trucking group
PETALING JAYA: Enforcement actions against heavy vehicle overloading have not dented the supply of transport services, says the Malaysia Trucking Federation (MTF).
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Positive outlook for Tasco on new customers
Logistics firm Tasco Bhd's growth outlook is expected to improve as the company adds customers to its cold supply chain division, while earnings rise as margins continue to improve.
Tasco’s 2Q26 profit up 18.2% to RM9.62mil
Tasco Bhd expects the remainder of its financial year ending March 31, 2026 (FY26) to remain challenging, but sees opportunities from logistics demand tied to eCommerce growth, potential trade diversion as global supply chains re-align, and increased cross-border freight activity.
