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Maintenance dredging Sarawak ports

Thursday, December 4 2025

Dredging – Malaysia

DEME is contributing to the 2025 maintenance dredging works for Bintulu Port and Samalaju Industrial Port.

This is a key initiative awarded by Bintulu Port Holdings Berhad (BPHB) to HMN Nadhir Sdn. Bhd. in Sarawak (Malaysia). As a specialized subcontractor, DEME brings its world-class dredging expertise to ensure safe navigation and operational efficiency at two of Sarawak’s most critical ports.

This collaboration underscores DEME’s commitment to supporting Malaysia’s maritime infrastructure and aligns with BPHB’s long-term operational standards, guaranteeing uninterrupted cargo movement and optimal port functionality.

For this project, DEME has deployed its trailing suction hopper dredgers Pearl River and Nile River. Operational coordination includes the setup of floating and land-based reclamation pipelines at both ports, daily progress reporting, and hydrographic survey validation to ensure precision and efficiency throughout the operation.

By restoring navigational depths and enhancing port functionality, this project further reinforces Sarawak’s position as a vital hub for industrial and LNG cargo. In this connection, DEME remains committed to delivering sustainable and innovative solutions that support both regional growth and global trade.

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Filed Under: DEME, Dredging, International News, Maintenance, Malaysia, ports, Sarawak Tagged With: deme, dredging, Maintenance, malaysia, sarawak ports, trailing suction hopper dredgers

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