Sabah Ports
Eight ports, one website — kept current, year after year.

Who they are

The operator behind Sabah’s ports

Sabah Ports Sdn Bhd operates eight ports across Sabah, including Sapangar Bay Container Port, developed in partnership with DP World. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Suria Capital Holdings Berhad, which is listed on Bursa Malaysia.

Its website is not written for tourists. Its readers are shipping lines, cargo owners, contractors, suppliers and port users.

What was broken

A website that works as a system of record

For a port operator, the website is where a supplier finds a tender, a contractor checks the safety rules, and a shipping line looks up the right port office. If a notice is late or a contact is wrong, someone misses a deadline or calls the wrong port.

So the job is not a one-off design. It is keeping a large corporate site correct, every week, for years.

What we did

What the site does, and what we keep running

1. 1

   One site for all eight ports

   A ports section, a page for the DP World container terminal, and a directory with contacts for headquarters and every port.

2. 2

   Procurement in one place

   Tender and quotation notices, vendor registration, announcements and a procurement FAQ.

3. 3

   A front door for port users

   Links to the company’s own port safety passport, customer portal and feedback systems, plus a download centre.

4. 4

   Corporate record

   Leadership, subsidiaries, CSR, news, press releases, gallery and videos.

5. 5

   Looked after year round

   Kept updated and current, with the care plan renewed each January.

What changed

A GLC site that is still current

• All eight ports are on the site, each with its own contacts, checked 27 September 2026.
• The newest port news on the homepage is from August 2026 — the site is kept current, not left to age.
• Care has been renewed every January since 2025, and the first Bingo invoice on record dates from May 2023.
• No traffic figures here, on purpose. Google’s data for this site is not in our account, and we do not print a number we cannot stand behind.

Sources: spsb.com.my, checked 27 Sep 2026; Bingo’s invoice records (first invoice May 2023, care renewals January 2025 and January 2026).