JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News, February 4, 2026) – As part of its efforts to strengthen transparency, accountability, and market understanding of the strategic role of national vehicle terminal logistics, PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC) is opening up space for dialogue and direct learning in the field through a site visit program for capital market stakeholders.
On this occasion, IPCC welcomed Bahana Sekuritas and the Realfunders Community to provide a comprehensive overview of the Company's business foundations, from operational performance, financial solidity, business process effectiveness, to long-term sustainability directions that support the automotive industry ecosystem and the national economy.
This meeting became a forum for constructive exchange of perspectives between management and market players, attended by IPCC President Director Sugeng Mulyadi, IPCC Operations and Engineering Director Bagus Dwipoyono, PT Bahana Sekuritas Operations Director Suryadi Adipranata, PT Bahana Sekuritas Head of Investment Specialist Christy Maryani, Henan Asset Management Head of Retail Marketing and Product Development Haritcha Pahlawati, and more than 40 Realfunders who wanted to understand more deeply how IPCC creates sustainable value through modern, efficient, and responsible vehicle terminal management.
As a concrete manifestation of technology-based operational transformation, IPCC directly introduced how digitalization is the backbone of modern vehicle terminal management at the Jakarta Branch International Terminal. Through the implementation of the PTOS-C (Pelindo Terminal Operating System–Car) system, IPCC has integrated all operational activities from stevedoring, cargodoring, receiving/delivery, to unit inspection into a single integrated platform that improves the efficiency, accuracy, and transparency of business processes in the field, both at the Jakarta terminal and at the satellite terminals managed by IPCC.
To deepen their understanding of this transformation, the IPCC invited Realfunders to witness firsthand the implementation of operational digitalization and discuss the Company's business foundations and long-term strategy. This dialogue emphasized that strengthening the company's performance and value in the capital market relies not only on financial achievements but also on the IPCC's commitment to building a smarter, more integrated, and more sustainable vehicle logistics ecosystem.
As a terminal manager, IPCC prioritizes excellent service towards a Green & Smart Port which has been realized by utilizing solar panels for lighting office areas and CIF (central inspection facility) services, digitalization in business processes and the use of electric-based operational vehicles for mobilization within the terminal such as golf cars and electric cars.
"In investing, we always emphasize a measured and sustainable approach: adhering to long-term principles with a long-term horizon, being adaptive to market dynamics through appropriate re-profiling, prioritizing fundamental analysis as the basis for decision-making, and reading momentum wisely—following the opportunities the market opens, not trying to fight them," said Haritcha in his presentation. "The right investment approach must be based on a long-term vision based on quality and stability, with a portfolio that remains flexible to seize opportunities when conditions improve, focusing on issuers with strong fundamentals with healthy balance sheets and good governance, disciplined in valuation and risk management amidst uncertainty, while continuously monitoring macro and market indicators to rotate strategies in a timely manner without being aggressive against the market, but ready to take advantage of opportunities when visibility and momentum become clearer," said Suryadi in his speech.
"IPCC is the right issuer to consider considering that its share price had plummeted. However, with reliable management and excellent fundamentals, it was able to raise its share price, almost reaching its IPO price in 2025," he continued.
Integrated Auto Solutions
"After navigating a challenging year 2025, by carrying out Integrated Auto Solutions we will continue to strive to meet the expectations of shareholders, stakeholders and the community to make IPCC even better in 2026," concluded Sugeng.
In addition to operating a vehicle terminal in Jakarta, currently IPCC has also operated vehicle terminals in Belawan, Pontianak, Banjarmasin, Balikpapan and Makassar satellites which have been integrated with each other with the PTOS-C system and have the same service standards as the Jakarta Branch terminal.
(ISL News Editorial Team/Corcom IKT Tbk.).
