September 25, 2026
Jakarta, September 24, 2026 – PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC), Indonesia's largest vehicle terminal operator under the auspices of PT Pelindo Multi Terminal, continues to strengthen its operational performance through the Company's ongoing service transformation and development. This is reflected in the increase in consolidated operational traffic across the Jakarta Branch and IPCC’s five satellite terminals through August 2026. On a consolidated basis, IPCC recorded 2,595 ship calls—up from 2,250 in the same period the previous year—representing a year-on-year (YoY) growth of 15.33%. Growth was also evident in Completely Built Up (CBU) traffic, which reached 607,196 units compared to 597,871 units in the same period the previous year, marking a 1.56% YoY increase.
Performance improvements were also evident across several other service segments. As of August 2026, heavy equipment traffic reached 22,648 units, a 5.76% year-on-year (YoY) increase from the 21,415 units recorded during the same period the previous year. Meanwhile, the truck/bus segment reached 213,689 units, growing 44.29% YoY from 148,101 units. Significant growth was also noted in the general cargo segment, which reached 173,697 packages—a 114.03% YoY increase compared to the 81,154 packages recorded in the same period the prior year.
This consolidated performance was primarily driven by increased activity at the IPCC Satellite Terminals. Conversely, the Jakarta Branch International Terminal continues to face pressure in the import segment. Nevertheless, CBU export activity has shown strengthening trends amidst global trade and geopolitical dynamics. Consequently, the Company is focusing on reinforcing strategies to boost cargo traffic at the Jakarta Branch International Terminal while simultaneously optimizing the contribution of the satellite terminal network.
IPCC’s performance strengthening has kept pace with the growth of the national automotive industry. According to GAIKINDO data, total national CBU production from January to August 2026 reached 859,256 units, a year-on-year (YoY) increase of 13.44%. During the same period, CBU traffic handled by IPCC totaled 607,196 units, marking a 1.56% YoY rise.
“Traffic growth across our operational regions highlights the increasing importance of integration between the Jakarta Branch and Satellite Terminals in supporting the national vehicle logistics chain. We will continue to enhance service quality, operational capabilities, and inter-terminal synergy to respond more adaptively to customer needs and developments in the automotive industry,” said Wing Megantoro, President Director of IPCC.
“Moving forward, IPCC will continue its operational and business transformation by strengthening resources, enhancing service quality, driving digitalization, and optimizing its terminal network. These measures are part of our efforts to deliver increasingly integrated, efficient, and sustainable vehicle terminal services, in line with IPCC’s vision to become a world-class vehicle terminal ecosystem,” concluded Wing.
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