
BINTULU Port Holdings Bhd said that the Sarawak state government has today granted in-principle approval for its wholly-owned subsidiary, Bintulu Port Sdn Bhd (BPSB), to be appointed as the operator of Bintulu Port under Section 12(2) of the Port Authorities Ordinance 1961.
The approval marks a key step following the earlier transition of Bintulu Port from a federal to a state port.
The group had previously referenced a cheque handover ceremony held on June 21, 2026, as part of the status change process.
Following the latest approval, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Port Development Sarawak (MIPD), the Bintulu Port Authority (Sarawak) (BPA(S)), and BPSB will proceed to execute an agreement in principle in the form of a heads of Agreement.
This will pave the way for the finalisation of a Port Operation Concession Agreement (POCA).
Pending the execution of the POCA, BPSB will continue to “control, manage, operate and carry on the business of port undertakings at Bintulu Port” in accordance with applicable laws and terms to be agreed among the parties, the company said.
The development effectively formalises the operating framework for BPSB as the designated port operator, subject to the final concession agreement. — TMR
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