Kota Kinabalu: Sapangar Bay Container Port (SBCP) welcomed the maiden call of the Ji Yun 16, operated by Warisan Shipping Line under its newly launched Singapore Express Service. The service connects Muara – Sapangar – Singapore – Muara on a regular schedule, providing direct and efficient access between these key ports.
With a carrying capacity of 1,118 TEUs, the Ji Yun 16 made its arrival at SBCP on 12
August 2025, officially marking the start of this new regional connection. The Singapore Express Service provides a direct call to Singapore, further expanding the port’s service network.
Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd’s Group Managing Director, Datuk Ng Kiat Min, said, “Direct connectivity between Sabah, Singapore, and Brunei is essential to strengthening
regional trade flows.
The Singapore Express Service offers exporters and importers a reliable and efficient shipping option, improving transit times and supporting the movement of goods within the region.”
Datuk Ng added, “We are pleased to collaborate with Warisan Shipping Line in introducing this new service. We look forward to building a long-term partnership that will enhance containerised trade through SBCP and contribute to Sabah’s economic growth.”
The addition of the Singapore Express Service reinforces SBCP’s role as a strategic gateway for East Malaysia, providing greater flexibility and connectivity for the logistics sector.
Following its departure from SBCP, the Ji Yun 16 proceeds to Singapore as its next port of call.
