JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) - PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC), the largest vehicle terminal operator in Indonesia operating under the auspices of PT Pelindo Multi Terminal, recorded significant operational performance growth at the Jakarta Branch and 5 Satellite Terminals (consolidation) throughout the early period of Q2 2026, growing solidly by 16.01% for CBU cargo (passenger vehicles), Heavy Equipment, Buses and Trucks or 56,260 units more yoy.
Based on the 2026 Monthly Production Report, the total shipcalls at all IPCC terminals until April 2026 reached 1,248 shipcalls, an increase of 21.17% compared to the same period in 2025 of 1,030 shipcalls. This performance growth reflects the effectiveness of the Company's strategy and in strengthening engagement with customers so that trust remains firmly built, supported by improving global geopolitical stability which has a positive impact on demand and distribution of international cargo in Indonesia.
Cargo growth at IPCC-managed terminals is reflected in achievements across nearly all segments. Cumulative Completely Built-Up (CBU) volume as of April 2026 was recorded at 295,262 units, a 6.40% increase from 17,750 units in the same period in 2025. The Truck and Bus segment recorded the most significant growth, at 59.10%, with loading and unloading volume reaching 101,354 units, an increase of 37,648 units year-on-year.
Meanwhile, Heavy Equipment volume also grew by 8.42%, from 10,232 units to 11,094 units. This growth is in line with the national automotive industry's positive recovery. GAIKINDO data recorded total national wholesales from January to April 2026 reached 289,787 units (up 12.5% compared to the same period in 2025), with domestic production of 403,815 units (up 9.5%) and CBU exports also growing 10.4% to 159,662 units, reflecting an increasingly solid automotive ecosystem and becoming a strong foundation for IPCC in maintaining its operational growth momentum.
The IPCC also noted positive developments in the electric vehicle segment, with EV volumes increasing from 2,329 units in January to 3,916 units in April 2026, indicating an increasing flow of environmentally friendly vehicles handled through IPCC terminals. Furthermore, by April 2026, the company was also handling a number of hybrid vehicles for export, reflecting the shift in cargo trends that are increasingly diverse as the automotive industry transforms toward electrification and the use of environmentally friendly and sustainable energy.
Service integration through the Cargo Distribution Management (CDM) approach, including support from Inland Transportation, provides advantages in the distribution chain of various types of vehicles to be more efficient and structured from production locations to ports and vice versa.
From the consolidation, the IPCC Satellite terminal also made a positive contribution to overall performance. Total consolidated Satellite volume until the first month of the second quarter of 2026 reached 150,087 units, an increase of 21.47% from 123,554 units in the same period in 2025. Meanwhile, the Jakarta Branch individually recorded a volume of 147,885 units in 2026, compared to 154,009 units in 2025.
This condition indicates an adjustment in volume distribution between terminals in the IPCC distribution network, in line with efforts to optimize operational capacity more evenly through transformation of operating patterns and implementation of digitalization. Going forward, synergy between terminals and strengthening service efficiency will be the main foundation for maintaining stable, sustainable volume growth across the IPCC network.
"IPCC is committed to continuously strengthening the capacity and quality of vehicle terminal services through adaptive, efficient, and sustainable operational transformation to support the smooth running of the national automotive supply chain. The growth in operational performance from January to April 2026 reflects the industry's confidence in IPCC's role as an internationally recognized vehicle terminal operator capable of responding to the dynamics of national and global logistics needs. Going forward, IPCC will continue to encourage technology-based innovation, strengthen service efficiency and cargo handling, and develop infrastructure that aligns with the growth of the national automotive industry. This step is also part of the Company's readiness to anticipate the increasing flow of electric and hybrid vehicles that increasingly dominate Indonesia's automotive export-import activities, while also supporting a more modern, integrated, and sustainable logistics ecosystem," said IPCC President Director, Sugeng Mulyadi. said Sugeng Mulyadi, IPCC President Director. 'Integrated Auto Solutions'.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom IPCC).
