JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) - PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX:IPCC) as one of the Pelindo Group business entities that focuses on managing vehicle terminals has successfully recorded positive and solid financial performance growth in its 2025 Q3 Financial Report, which has been submitted to the Financial Services Authority (OJK) and the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) today.
Until the third quarter of 2025, IPCC again posted a net profit of Rp. 190.30 billion, growing Rp. 42.28 billion or increasing 28.42% year-on-year (yoy) until September 2025. This achievement is in line with the company's 2025 roadmap which focuses on service integration and increased connectivity, while also reflecting IPCC's commitment to running a growing and sustainable business.
In addition, the IPCC also continues to pay attention to aspects of environmental empowerment and preservation as a form of appreciation to the surrounding community, through various Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) programs as part of the company's concern for the community which has been implemented until the third quarter of 2025.
Revenue Grows 12.67%
In terms of revenue, IPCC recorded a significant increase in the third quarter of this year, growing 12.67% year-on-year (yoy) to Rp660.24 billion compared to the same period the previous year of Rp585.98 billion.
This growth was primarily driven by an increase in revenue in the CBU segment, which rose 19.67%, with international market contributions reaching 10.17% and domestic at 9.50%.
Overall, revenue based on services consists of 78% from the international segment and 22% from the domestic segment, with the composition of revenue per cargo type being 77% CBU, 11% Heavy Equipment, 9% Truck/Bus, 2% General Cargo/Spareparts, and 1% other cargo. Specifically in the CBU cargo segment, IPCC has succeeded in recording positive performance thanks to the transformation and optimization of operational areas through the implementation of the PTOS-C system at the IPCC Branch Jakarta International and Domestic Terminals which has been fully implemented in 2025, digitalization of financial processes, and the implementation of commercial business innovations which overall have been able to drive increased revenue.
Various business strategies that have been implemented have also shown proud results, one of which is through the business innovation award from IDX Channel, through the development of VDC (Vehicle Distribution Center), Port Stock, and VPC (Vehicle Processing Center) services.
Assets increased by 4.21%
Wing Megantoro, IPCC's Finance Director, said, "Based on the financial balance sheet, IPCC's performance shows a healthy condition and has solid fundamentals and has no loans (debt-free company). This is evident from the increase in assets of around 4.21% from IDR 1.85 trillion at the end of 2024 to IDR 1.93 trillion in the third quarter of 2025, supported by a 15.8% increase in the company's current assets from IDR 901.44 billion at the end of December 2024 to IDR 1.04 trillion at the end of September 2025, which is in line with revenue growth."
The company's financial performance, especially revenue from other sectors, is also no less productive and provides maximum contribution to the company.
Another factor that the company has implemented is to make budget use more efficient by focusing on aspects that are directly related to operational performance, increasing revenue and based on customer satisfaction.
Optimistic about Exceeding the Target
IPCC President Director Sugeng Mulyadi stated that his company is optimistic about exceeding its 2025 target with growth of over 20%. This is supported by efforts to maintain the company's sound fundamentals, which are in line with good governance. The company's business strategy and innovation efforts include optimizing and digitizing services, expanding its operational services market with carmakers, and streamlining its work patterns, prioritizing integrated service improvements within the vehicle ecosystem to enhance customer value.
"With the expansion of the IPCC's work area in Banjarmasin since October 2024, the Banjarmasin Satellite Terminal has achieved continued growth, with 327 ship calls recorded in the third quarter of 2025, with a total consolidated cargo volume (CBU, trucks, heavy equipment, motorcycles, and general cargo) of 71,545 units," he said.
"IPCC is committed to providing comprehensive and integrated services and building connectivity between terminals or ports managed by Pelindo as part of efforts to reduce logistics costs and encourage Indonesia's economic growth," said Bagus Dwipoyono, Director of Operations and Engineering.
Beyond achieving continued financial growth, the IPCC believes that success must also be felt by the surrounding community and environment. In the spirit of sustainability, the IPCC carries out various social initiatives that involve communities as part of the company's journey. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles underpin every step the IPCC takes to contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Until the third quarter of 2025, various Social and Environmental Responsibility (TJSL) programs have been implemented with a spirit of togetherness, including empowering children in coastal areas through the Young Journalist program, providing educational support equipment during the 80th Indonesian Independence Day celebrations, and providing basic necessities and assistance to orphans in the context of the 4th Pelindo Day celebrations.
"In the fourth quarter of 2025, IPCC will again hold the IPCC Gembira and IPCC UMKM Kuat programs as part of the company's sustainability program in line with the government's program to improve the nutrition of Indonesian children through the provision of intensive supplementary feeding," said Sugeng. For IPCC, these activities are not just a social responsibility program, but a real manifestation of gratitude and commitment to grow with the community. Sustainable business always begins with a genuine concern for the environment and society.
According to Sugeng, the company's profit increase was also supported by its commitment to implementing GCG, GRC, and budget efficiency across all operational lines, while maintaining occupational health and safety standards.
This achievement demonstrates that increasingly efficient corporate management, coupled with strengthened governance, risk management, digitalization, and sustainable transformation, has been able to deliver optimal results for the IPCC's performance in Q3 2025.
In facing various challenges, especially in the fourth quarter of 2025, the IPCC always prioritizes optimal service, continues to focus on developing sustainable business strategies and business model innovation to provide smart solutions for stakeholders.
The company is also working on business expansion to create connectivity between terminals and reduce logistics costs through more efficient and integrated processes. Entering the final quarter of 2025, with increasing cargo volumes from various electric vehicle (EV) brands and the development of an electric vehicle industrial base and ecosystem in Indonesia, this sector is expected to contribute more than 70,000 vehicles.
"We believe this situation will provide greater growth opportunities for the IPCC. Through smart ports, green growth, and smart solutions, the IPCC is optimistic about further strengthening its contribution to the vehicle ecosystem and achieving outstanding performance by 2025," Sugeng concluded.
(ISL News Editorial Team/Corcom IPCC/PT IKT Tbk.).
