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February 27, 2023

IPCC Bidik Pengelolaan Terminal Kendaraan Area BIMP-EAGA

JAKARTA, investor.id - PT Indonesia Vehicle Terminal Tbk (IPCC) is aiming to manage the Vehicle Terminal along with a number of services within its ecosystem in the Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) area. For this reason, the IPCC plans to explore cooperation with a number of parties.
IPCC President Director Rio TN Lasse said the IPCC sees the potential for developing cooperation in this region. In addition, these countries are also the destination countries for vehicle exports from Indonesia, especially from the IPCC terminal. Therefore, the IPCC, which is part of the Pelindo Group, sees an opportunity for the development of mutually beneficial cooperation with various parties in these four countries.
"On the other hand, this is also in line with the IPCC expansion development route for the management of vehicle terminals in Eastern Indonesia which is geographically close to the BIMP-EAGA area," he said in a press statement, Monday (27/2/2023).
Rio added, the BIMP area is a potential market for collaborative RORO service development. Moreover, if the capital city of Nusantara in Balikpapan is realized quickly, the RORO route to the BIMP area can be further improved so that it will be more effective and efficient.
"With the spirit of Beyond The Gate, we as managers of the Vehicle Terminal see that this BIMP-EAGA Collaboration can have a positive impact on the Vehicle Terminal business and also its ecosystem in the future," he added.

According to Rio, the BIMP area is a very potential market for collaborative RORO service development. On the other hand, the development of RORO Terminal services can be further enhanced with the realization of the construction of the Archipelago Capital City which is located in Balikpapan.
"In this area, we are also exploring cooperation in the management of a vehicle terminal that is standardized as a world class car terminal," concluded Rio.

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