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Kalmar and PSA Singapore renew service agreement

Kalmar signed a service contract with PSA Singapore in the fourth quarter of 2024, covering maintenance and repair work on PSA’s cargo-handling fleet.

PSA Singapore is the world’s largest container transshipment hub, handling 40.9 million TEUs in 2024.

Kalmar has been one of PSA Singapore’s service providers for the servicing and maintenance of both Kalmar and third-party equipment in Singapore. This includes equipment such as empty container handlers, terminal tractors and forklift trucks.

Thomas Lim, Director of Services at Kalmar SSEA, commented: “We are pleased to be able to strengthen our long-term cooperation with PSA Singapore through this new service contract. The agreement demonstrates our continued commitment to our customers as well as our ability to deliver tailored, reliable and innovative service solutions that keep our customers’ business moving.”





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