Since it began operations 44 years ago, Johor Port Berhad, a member of the MMC Group, has grown by leaps and bounds, contributing significantly to the growth of international trade in Malaysia. Today, it is the premier Southern Gateway Multi-Purpose Port in the country. Embracing innovative ideas and best practices, the Port has built a name for itself as the world’s single largest Palm Oil Terminal. It is also ranked fourth in the world in handling London Metal Exchange (LME) cargo, which is the world’s top non-ferrous metals market. Within the country, it is also one of the largest discharging points for Rice and Cocoa in Malaysia as well as being one of the biggest terminals in for Fertilizer and Cement.  

Located at the southern tip of Peninsula Malaysia in Pasir Gudang, Johor Port has been successfully providing a comprehensive range of port services to facilitate trade and meet the needs of its multitude of customers which involve Shipping Lines, Freight Forwarders, Regional Distribution Centres, Warehouse Operators, Traders, Shippers and Consignees. 

The first port in Malaysia to be accorded Free Zone status, Johor Port operates a total area of 1,000 acres, 660 of which are designated as Free Zone. The Port features 24 berths with a total berthing length of 4.9 kilometres and an annual handling capacity of 40 million metric tonnes. Currently, the Port handles more than 30 million tonnes of goods and materials every year. 

The Services and Facilities offered at Johor Port include:

1. Container Terminal – equipped with Gantry Cranes, Rubber Tyred Gantry, Terminal Tractors, Trailers and Stackers, an ample Container Yard measuring 250,000 square metres and Container Freight Station facilities across 11,000 square metres.
2. Bulk and Breakbulk Terminal – able to handle cargoes of various types and sizes with a storage facility of over 230,000 square metres that feature dedicated Conveyor Systems and Rail-Mounted Quay Cranes.
3. Liquid Terminal – able to accommodate up to nine vessels at any one time and equipped with specialised facilities to handle Liquid cargo such as Edible Oil, Petroleum and Petrochemicals with an overall capacity of almost 13 million metric tonnes per annum. 
4. Marine Services – providing a full range of services for vessels within the port water limits that include Pilotage, Towage, Berthing and Unberthing, Mooring, Fresh Water Supply, Bunkering, Lay-Ups, Ship-To-Ship Transfer and Salvage Operations.
5. Offshore Inspection, Maintenance and Repair Centre – provides comprehensive repair services to the Oil and Gas industries ranging from Manpower mobilization, Maintenance and Repair works, and Logistics solutions.