KUALA LUMPUR, Feb. 13 -- Malaysia's largest port operator Westports Holdings Bhd is reportedly looking for foreign investors to finance a RM39.6 billion expansion project that may set to almost double its capacity.

Financial news Bloomberg quoted its executive chairman Ruben Emir Gnanalingam saying that he is open to such partnerships if the investors can bring value to the company.

"We would be open to it, if it's someone who can come and add value to us. We have not ruled anything out," he was quoted as saying.

Ruben also mentioned the consideration of a dividend reinvestment plan and borrowing for the expansion in Klang.

Additionally, Ruben also reportedly said that Westports is actively exploring opportunities to acquire other por...