The terminal began its construction in 2012 and has been developed in order to strengthen Indonesia’s position as a maritime nation.
IT is the largest port infrastructure development project in Indonesia and the project has been prepared to make the port a competitive and world-class.
Join us at the Container Terminal Automation Conference Asia in Kuala Lumpur on 8–9 September 2025 and engage in two days of expert panel discussions, keynote presentations, and curated networking sessions. This premier event is designed to address the most critical developments in terminal automation, including digital transformation, operational efficiency, investment strategies, and the evolving demands of global trade and sustainability.
Featured discussions will include advanced optimisation technologies, such as Kaleris’ RTG and terminal truck optimisation solutions, which have already delivered measurable improvements at leading terminals, including the Port of Tanjung Pelepas.
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