JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) - As a Pelindo group business entity under the management of Multi Terminal Sub Holding which focuses on the core business of Ports in the field of non-container/multi-purpose cargo, PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC) has succeeded in serving a total consolidated cargo of 980,612 units until October 2025, consisting of CBU, trucks/buses, and heavy equipment which grew quite significantly compared to the previous year, namely by 13.61% or 117,485 units more.
Amidst the uncertainty of economic conditions both internationally and domestically, the Company shows its commitment to shareholders and service users that IPCC can grow sustainably and continuously improve its performance where the largest operational performance growth was recorded in the Truck/Bus cargo type of 43.13% YoY or an increase of 59,241 units while the performance of ship visits on a consolidated basis also recorded a proud performance by successfully serving 2,874 visits, an increase of 503 visits YoY.
Achievements from the operational side are better than last year's performance, where one of the factors is influenced by the increasing number of vehicle exports, especially in the CBU cargo type, which until the October 2025 period managed to handle 318,115 units, an increase of 23,926 units or grew 8.13% YoY. This shows that Indonesia as one of the automotive industry bases is able to produce vehicles desired by various export destination countries, where Vietnam is the country with the largest destination for automotive products shipped from Indonesia, namely 65,852 units until October 2025.
The trend of BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle), HEV (Hybrid Electric Vehicle) and PHEV (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle) based vehicles entering through the IPCC terminal, with a total of 82,967 units or 9.12% of the total CBU served is evidence that domestic demand for EVs is still quite high. The brands that dominate CBU EVs come from brands from the Asian Continent (BYD, Vinfast, AION and various other brands).
The increase in operational traffic in the truck/bus cargo type is dominated by the distribution of environmentally friendly electric buses and trucks from Chinese and European brands, which is in line with the government's program to increase the downstreaming of mineral resources, thus requiring large quantities of transportation equipment in mining destination areas. This is reflected in the performance activities of the IPCC satellite terminal which successfully served cargo for truck/bus types up to 170,898 units, an increase of 60.59% YoY, reflecting the expansion of the IPCC work area since October 2024 by operating the Banjarmasin satellite terminal.
The Company successfully recorded positive performance in handling CBU cargo until October 2025, totaling 757,307 units, an increase of 52,802 units or 7.49% YoY. For the performance of Heavy Equipment cargo services, it has achieved a proud record of number 2 (two) with an increase of 25.57% YoY or 5,442 units more compared to last year where until October 2025 IPCC managed to handle 26,722 units.
"The Company's solid performance growth both in terms of operations and commercial as well as the integration of services and operating systems at satellite terminals in Belawan, Pontianak, Makassar, Balikpapan and Banjarmasin provides a distinct advantage so as to realize connectivity and provide benefits for customers," explained Endah Dwi Liesly (Corporate Secretary of IPCC). Endah revealed that with the implementation of the new PTOS-C operating system in 2025, IPCC proves that the company is continuously transforming, digitizing and expanding the network between terminals which ultimately has an impact on increasing the company's revenue. IPCC also synergizes with various automakers for PDC (Pre Delivery Center) services and has succeeded in becoming a strategic partner of Chinese manufacturers in distributing cargo from within the terminal to the RDC (Regional Distribution Center) in the Bekasi area in order to increase the Cargo Distribution Management (CDM) service business in various Company work areas.
"After passing through the third quarter of 2025, management is optimistic that with the implementation of the digital system (PTOS-C), superior collaboration and transformation of operational patterns across the company's terminals, it is expected to provide maximum results and IPCC's financial performance will record better achievements than last year, supported by various strategic initiatives and business innovations across all lines with the principle of total football to support the Company to contribute better and provide added value for service users, stakeholders, investors and shareholders," concluded Endah Dwi Liesly.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom IPCC).
