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Dialog to expand Tanjung Langsat storage capacity by 100,000 cubic metres

KUALA LUMPUR: Dialog Group Bhd is undertaking a new expansion phase at its Tanjung Langsat terminals in Johor with an additional 100,000 cubic metres of storage capacity for petroleum products.

Dialog to expand Tanjung Langsat storage capacity by 100,000 cubic metres

Dialog Group Bhd is undertaking a significant expansion at its Tanjung Langsat terminals in Johor, increasing storage capacity for petroleum products by 100,000 cubic metres. The company filed this information with Bursa Malaysia, stating the expansion is set to begin immediately and complete by mid-2029. This move will elevate Dialog's total combined storage capacity at Tanjung Langsat to over 1.1 million cubic metres.

The expansion, managed by Dialog Terminals Langsat (3) Sdn Bhd, will see Dialog undertake engineering, procurement, and construction of the facility for petroleum and petrochemical-related products. The additional space is anticipated to positively impact the company's future earnings. Dialog remains committed to diversifying its operations across upstream, midstream, downstream, and sustainable energy sectors to participate in various economic and oil price cycles, aiming for long-term income generation.

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