The Port has become critical to the growth of its trade-dependent economy as it sets in its glory.

Northport ended the year with a remarkable record despite battling COVID-19 and flash floods.

Optimising costs and improving services and productivity led Northport to set a new TEUs record.

Northport's dedication to safety and maintaining the constant movement of goods has been acknowledged.

The agreement was sealed to cater for the growing demand for Halal-certified products.

Johor Port awarded for its proficiency in governance, technological adoption, and business strategy.

The direct service will boost Malaysian ports' capacity and capability and Northport's quality and reliability.

It handles 1.02 million freight weight tonnes in May despite pandemic woes.

Its excellent operation efficiency enables the port to handle worldwide demand for wood pellets.

Johor Port lives up to its reputation as a Multi-Purpose Port by handling dangerous products.