Port Klang orders 29 cranes from Mitsui Engineering
Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding has received an order for 29 cranes from Malaysia’s Port Klang, the largest order the company’s crane business has ever won.
The order is for 14 ship to shore quay cranes and 15 cranes to transport containers within the port. Some will have automated engine controls that help reduce fuel consumption by more than 30% from earlier models. They will be made at Mitsui Engineering’s Oita Works and are slated for delivery by the end of 2016.
The roughly 15bn yen (US$126m) order was placed by Westports Malaysia, which operates container terminals at Port Klang, Malaysia’s busiest container port, ranked 12th in CM’s World Top Container Ports and second in Southeast Asia after Singapore.
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