JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) - PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC), Indonesia's largest vehicle terminal operator under the auspices of PT Pelindo Multi Terminal, has proven that digitalization-based operational transformation is not just an agenda—but a real growth driver. Entering the second month of the second quarter of 2026, the Jakarta Branch and 5 Satellite Terminals (consolidated) recorded operational performance growth of 14.6% for CBU (passenger vehicle) cargo.
Heavy Equipment, Buses, and Trucks, equivalent to 64,525 units more year-on-year. Furthermore, total shipcalls across all IPCC terminals until May 2026 reached 1,577 shipcalls, a 21.40% jump compared to 1,299 shipcalls in the same period in 2025, this is a leap that reflects the efficiency of increasingly digitalized services and responsiveness to service user needs. This achievement is the result of IPCC's consistency in integrating digital technology throughout the terminal's operational chain, from ship planning systems, management of cargo placement in the field, to real-time reporting that strengthens service user trust on an ongoing basis.
This growth momentum is also supported by improving global geopolitical stability, which has a positive impact on international cargo demand and distribution, as well as the government's mineral resource downstreaming program, which are two external catalysts that further strengthen the strategic relevance of the IPCC in the automotive logistics ecosystem, particularly in the vehicle terminal sector, as well as in the national industry.
The IPCC's commitment to rigorous and structured corporate governance is clearly reflected in the consistent growth across nearly all cargo segments. Under disciplined and sustainability-oriented management, the cumulative CBU (Completely Built-Up) volume through May 2026 reached 365,760 units, a 4.95% increase, or 17,235 units, compared to the same period last year. This demonstrates consistent service delivery and a focus on maintaining customer trust.
Responsive and data-driven operational management contributed to a significant surge in the Truck and Bus segment, which grew the fastest at 57.38% with loading and unloading volume reaching 126,769 units, an increase of 46,221 units year-on-year. The Heavy Equipment segment also recorded healthy growth of 8.35%, from 12,801 units to 13,870 units. This balanced growth across segments is not merely a result of market conditions, but a clear demonstration of the effectiveness of the operational control system and capacity management implemented consistently by all levels of the IPCC.
The IPCC's solid performance also aligns with the positive recovery of the national automotive industry. GAIKINDO data shows that total national wholesale sales of CBU cargoes reached 359,015 units from January to May 2026, a 12.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025.
Along with that, the number of CBU export cargo served by IPCC increased by 7% to a total of 148,794 units, confirming that measured and adaptive governance has positioned IPCC as a reliable strategic partner in the increasingly solid national automotive ecosystem, while also becoming a solid foundation for the company to maintain the momentum of sustainable operational growth.
"The trust placed in us by all our service users is our greatest motivation to continue moving forward and providing wholehearted service. The growth in operational performance from January to May 2026 is not just a number; this achievement reflects the commitment of all IPCC personnel to providing vehicle terminal services that are increasingly fast, reliable, and meet international standards. We continue to encourage technology-based service transformation and digitalization, strengthening efficiency in the cargo handling process, and developing infrastructure that truly benefits our service users. Looking ahead, we are optimistic that IPCC's performance can surpass last year's achievements, as we prepare to welcome the growing flow of electric and hybrid vehicles that increasingly dominate Indonesia's automotive export-import activities. This makes IPCC the backbone of a modern, integrated, and sustainable automotive logistics ecosystem," said Bagus Dwipoyono, Acting President Director of IPCC.
With a stronger operational foundation and a growing national automotive industry ecosystem, IPCC is optimistic that it will close 2026 with performance that exceeds the previous year's achievements. The company will continue to focus all its energy and resources on improving the quality of service that is truly felt by service users at every terminal operational point. "We exist not only to record growth figures, but to ensure that every service user experiences real value from our services — and that is the standard we will continue to pursue through the end of this year and beyond," Bagus concluded.
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(ISL News Editorial/Corcom IPCC).
