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Port Klang, Malaysia

Malaysia's main port. We arrange liquid bulk storage, freight and inspection at Port Klang and Port Dickson.

Liquid bulk terminal with a tanker at a modern Malaysian port

Port Klang is Malaysia's main port. Westports runs dedicated liquid bulk terminals there for palm oil, chemicals and LPG, and a new Aframax-capable berth opened in 2025.

About 60 kilometres south, Port Dickson is a refining and fuel storage coast serving the Klang Valley, with Hengyuan's refinery of up to 120,000 barrels a day. We arrange storage, freight and inspection.

16.5 mDraft at Westports liquid bulk berth LBT4A
113,000 tLargest vessel at LBT4A
120,000 b/dHengyuan Port Dickson refinery
18 mPort Klang south channel depth

Westports liquid terminals

LBT4A takes Panamax and Aframax tankers up to 250 metres long. A dedicated LPG terminal, LBT5, was completed in 2021. The Port Klang Authority oversees Northport, Southpoint and Westports.

  • Palm oil, chemical and LPG tankage
  • Aframax and smaller tanker freight
  • Independent inspection and sampling
  • Tracking from load port to Malaysia

Pricing

Product prices in the region generally reference Singapore assessments, and retail fuel prices in Malaysia are set weekly by the government.

Frequently asked questions

Can Aframax tankers berth at Port Klang?

Yes. Westports LBT4A takes Aframax tankers up to 250 metres and 113,000 tonnes.

What refining is near Port Dickson?

Hengyuan runs a refinery of up to 120,000 barrels a day.

Who oversees Port Klang?

The Port Klang Authority.

Store in Port Klang

Send product, volume and timing. We will propose tankage and inspection.

Request Port Klang storage