Port Kelang

Port Kelang, located in Malaysia, is the country's largest and most significant port, serving as a critical gateway for international shipping and trade. Strategically situated on the western coast of Peninsular Malaysia, at coordinates 3º 0' 12'' N and 101º 22' 57'' E, the port is vital to the nation's economy and plays a crucial role in facilitating maritime commerce. Established in 1963, Port Kelang has evolved into a major hub for container shipping, bulk cargo, and general trade.

As the primary gateway to Kuala Lumpur and the northern states of Malaysia, Port Kelang supports a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, textiles, electronics, and automotive. The port is equipped with advanced cargo handling facilities, modern terminals, and a well-developed hinterland connectivity that enhances its capacity to handle large volumes of cargo efficiently. Additionally, Port Kelang is a key player in the regional maritime community, actively engaging with shipping lines and logistics providers around the world. The port's commitment to sustainability is evident through initiatives aimed at reducing its environmental impact, improving operational efficiency, and promoting green practices in port operations. As Port Kelang continues to expand its capabilities, it remains integral to Malaysia's position in the global trading system.