Dubai-based DP World expands Johor logistics footprint
KUALA LUMPUR: DP World has opened an 11,514 square metres warehouse in Johor, strengthening its contract logistics capabilities and connectivity between Malaysia, Singapore and key regional trade corridors.
DP World, a Dubai-based logistics company, has expanded its presence in Johor, Malaysia, by opening an 11,514 square metres warehouse. This facility, located within the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, is designed to enhance the company's contract logistics capabilities and connectivity between Malaysia, Singapore, and other key regional trade corridors.
The new warehouse is the first of two planned in Malaysia, with the second scheduled to open later this year. DP World's chief commercial officer for Asia Pacific logistics, Jeanie Tan, highlighted that the Johor warehouse will enable the company to deliver end-to-end supply chain solutions, improving efficiency, reliability, and resilience for its customers.
The company plans to further expand its logistics network in Southeast Asia by launching warehouses in the Philippines and Thailand before the end of the year, as part of its strategy to build an integrated contract logistics network across the region.
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