Port of Tanjung Pelepas is developing Berth Zero as a 360-metre marine and terminal expansion. PTP awarded the package to an MMC Engineering-Antara Koh joint venture in October 2025. The scope includes dredging, reclamation, berth construction and an eRTG-ready yard. A January 2026 Marine Department circular names pontoons, crane barges, barges and tugs working on Package 1 and Package 2, confirming mobilisation beyond the award announcement.
Project signal
Construction in Malaysia
Current statusMalaysia Marine Department notices documented Package 1 and Package 2 work vessels on site from January 2026; PTP is delivering a 360-metre berth, dredging, reclamation, yard works and four quay cranes toward commissioning by 2028Source confidenceConfirmed
Location
Malaysia / Asia Pacific
Segment
Deep-water ports and container terminals
Status
Malaysia Marine Department notices documented Package 1 and Package 2 work vessels on site from January 2026; PTP is delivering a 360-metre berth, dredging, reclamation, yard works and four quay cranes toward commissioning by 2028 / Confirmed
Last checked
1 August 2026
Coverage
Related sectors
Deep-water ports and container terminals is the primary work classification. Related sectors connect this record to adjacent marine delivery and market coverage.
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Project anatomy
Contract scope and delivery roles
Client / authority
Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas Sdn Bhd, owned by MMC Group (70%) and APM Terminals (30%)
Delivery parties
MMC Engineering Sdn Bhd-Antara Koh (M) Sdn Bhd joint venture - dredging, reclamation, 360-metre berth and associated yard development, Antara Koh - marine-piling and marine-structures specialist within the civil joint venture, Libroy 128 pontoon, Antara Koh 388 and 228 crane barges, Terang 18 barge, and Antara Koh AB 6 and AB28 tugs - working vessels listed by the Marine Department; vessel listing does not by itself identify every owner or subcontract, Four quay cranes - planned for commissioning by 2028; supplier not identified in the reviewed Berth Zero award, No reviewed primary source allocates the full dredging fleet, reclamation fill chain, ground-improvement package, eRTGs, power systems or terminal software to named downstream suppliers
Contract route
PTP awarded the Berth Zero development to the MMC Engineering-Antara Koh joint venture on 24 October 2025. Malaysia Marine Department circular 01/2026 then notified active Package 1 and Package 2 works and listed the working fleet from 10 January to 29 March 2026. The package is part of PTP's operator-funded capacity programme rather than a separate public concession.
Execution window
The civil award was announced in October 2025. Marine work vessels were active from January 2026 under Package 1 and Package 2 notices. PTP expects the four quay cranes to be commissioned by 2028 and targets approximately 16 million TEU annual capacity by 2029 across the wider port programme.
Works package
Carry out dredging and reclamation, construct a 360-metre new berth, prepare the adjoining container yard for electric RTGs and integrate four new quay cranes. The berth adds quay capacity to a terminal that handled 14 million TEU in 2025; the full 16 million TEU target depends on this and other equipment and productivity investments.
Marine interfaces
Dredging, reclamation, piling, berth deck, crane rails, yard formation, drainage, power and equipment delivery must be sequenced around an operating transshipment hub. The Marine Department's vessel list confirms in-water mobilisation but does not prove dredging quantities, berth geometry or package completion.
Commercial evidence boundary
The client, civil joint venture and active working fleet are visible, providing a stronger chain than an award-only record. Contract value, dredging quantity, reclamation source, foundation design, downstream subcontractors, four-crane supplier and package-level acceptance dates are not public in the reviewed primary disclosures.
Project timeline
Material developments
Dated events that changed scope, counterparties, delivery, commissioning or operating status.
Marine Department circular confirmed working vessels
The Package 1 and Package 2 notice listed a pontoon, two crane barges, another barge and two tugs, moving the evidence from award to marine mobilisation.