PORT of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), a joint venture between the MMC Group and APM Terminals in Malaysia, has signed an agreement with Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC) to purchase five ultra-large container vessel (ULCV) quay cranes.
This follows a similar agreement made in February with Sany Marine Heavy Industry for the procurement of six ULCV quay cranes, reports Greece's Container News.
ptp chairman Tan Sri Che Khalib Mohamad Noh stated that acquiring these advanced cranes is a critical step in PTP's commitment to providing top-tier capabilities and services to its customers and stakeholders.
'This latest investment in equipment emphasizes PTP's dedication to efficiently handle the rising volume of containerized cargo at its terminal, ultimately strengthening regional trade dynamics,' stated Mr Tan.
PTP CEO Mark Hardiman emphasized that this purchase is a key component of PTP's comprehensive equipment modernization strategy.
'The acquisition of these five ULCV quay cranes symbolizes a significant capacity expansion and upgrade of our equipment and facilities. This development marks a crucial advancement in PTP's steadfast dedication to prioritizing customer satisfaction by delivering enhanced capabilities and services.' added CEO Hardiman.
Mr Hardiman noted that the acquisition of these new cranes complies with standards and guidelines aligned with PTP's commitment to the Paris Agreement and environmentally responsible practices. He added that PTP's ongoing efforts to achieve a targeted 45 per cent reduction in emissions by 2030 remain a critical aspect of the port's sustainability agenda.
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This follows a similar agreement made in February with Sany Marine Heavy Industry for the procurement of six ULCV quay cranes, reports Greece's Container News.
ptp chairman Tan Sri Che Khalib Mohamad Noh stated that acquiring these advanced cranes is a critical step in PTP's commitment to providing top-tier capabilities and services to its customers and stakeholders.
'This latest investment in equipment emphasizes PTP's dedication to efficiently handle the rising volume of containerized cargo at its terminal, ultimately strengthening regional trade dynamics,' stated Mr Tan.
PTP CEO Mark Hardiman emphasized that this purchase is a key component of PTP's comprehensive equipment modernization strategy.
'The acquisition of these five ULCV quay cranes symbolizes a significant capacity expansion and upgrade of our equipment and facilities. This development marks a crucial advancement in PTP's steadfast dedication to prioritizing customer satisfaction by delivering enhanced capabilities and services.' added CEO Hardiman.
Mr Hardiman noted that the acquisition of these new cranes complies with standards and guidelines aligned with PTP's commitment to the Paris Agreement and environmentally responsible practices. He added that PTP's ongoing efforts to achieve a targeted 45 per cent reduction in emissions by 2030 remain a critical aspect of the port's sustainability agenda.
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