Gulftainer has partnered with MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company to develop a new container terminal with a planned annual handling capacity of 2.2 million TEUs at Marunda Port in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The project brings together Gulftainer, MSC’s terminal investment arm Terminal Investment Limited (TiL), and Karya Citra Nusantara (KCN), marking a strategic collaboration aimed at expanding Indonesia’s container port infrastructure and strengthening its position in international maritime trade.
The proposed terminal at Marunda Port is expected to significantly enhance the port’s planned container handling capacity, improve connectivity and support the growing requirements of Indonesia’s international trade and logistics sector.
The involvement of MSC through TiL brings the expertise of one of the world’s leading shipping and terminal investment groups, while Gulftainer contributes its experience in port and terminal operations. KCN is also part of the partnership for the development initiative.
The project reflects continued investment in Indonesia’s maritime infrastructure as the country seeks to strengthen its port capacity, improve logistics efficiency and accommodate growing container trade volumes.
With a planned capacity of 2.2 million TEUs annually, the Marunda terminal is expected to become an important addition to Jakarta’s port infrastructure and contribute to Indonesia’s broader ambitions to enhance its role in regional and global supply chains.