JAKARTA (ISL News) - PT Jasa Armada Indonesia Tbk (IDX: IPCM) as part of the subholding of Pelindo Jasa Maritim and Pelindo Group which is engaged in the field of pilotage and towing services, held an Annual Public Expose through the Public Expose Live 2026 event ("Pubex Live 2026") organized by PT Bursa Efek Indonesia (Bursa). The IPCM 2026 Annual Public Expose was held virtually from the IPCM Monitoring Room at Pelindo Tower, 8th Floor, North Jakarta. As the selected issuer in the Pubex Live 2026 event, the presentation of IPCM and 7 other listed companies was carried out fully virtually through webinar media and was witnessed and followed live by investors from all over Indonesia.
The Annual IPCM Public Expose was delivered by the Company's Board of Directors, consisting of President Director and Commercial and Business Development Director of IPCM, Shanti Puruhita; Fleet and Operations Director, Arief Hermawan; and Finance, HR and Risk Management Director, Dessy Emastari Prihatiningtyas. On this occasion, management presented the Company's operational and financial performance as well as various strategic initiatives that support business growth and sustainable value creation for stakeholders.
Amidst the challenges of global dynamics, IPCM has managed to record solid performance. On an annual basis, IPCM managed to post positive growth with increases in revenue, EBITDA, and net profit. In Q1 2026, IPCM also recorded EBITDA and net profit growth of 1.12% and 3.03% YoY, respectively. This performance was supported by a 2% YoY increase in container traffic, or 4.76 million TEUs, and a 13% YoY increase in passenger traffic, or 5.6 million passengers, managed by the Pelindo Group.
From the operational side, IPCM demonstrates its commitment to maintaining sustainable performance through the implementation of effective operational patterns and maximizing the use of energy other than fuel to support the service of ship pilotage and towing facilities and infrastructure, including the use of Shore Connection, Harbor Generator, Solar Panel and Inverter Technology/Hybrid, the use of which is planned to continue to be increased. In line with these efforts, IPCM also continues to strengthen operational capacity through selective and measured additions to the fleet to accommodate the growing need for ship pilotage and towing services in various operational areas.
IPCM has also prepared several business strategies to maintain sustainable growth momentum, including expanding services at Special Terminals (TERSUS) and Terminals for Self-Use (TUKS) by strengthening strategic collaboration with partners. At the same time, the Company remains committed to maintaining service quality and ensuring operational safety standards are maintained. This commitment is realized through maintaining an optimal level of service (Level of Service) and implementing a consistent work safety culture to maintain the achievement of zero fatalities across all of the Company's operational areas.
IPCM President Director Shanti Puruhita stated, "Amidst ongoing global challenges in the first quarter of 2026, including fluctuating fuel prices and a volatile rupiah exchange rate, IPCM remains committed to maintaining its performance and strengthening its fundamentals. We are implementing these efforts through business strategy development, operational optimization, increased energy efficiency, and effective cost management, enabling the Company to continue creating sustainable added value for its shareholders and all stakeholders."
(ISL News Editorial Team/Corcom IPCM).
