JAKARTA INDONESIA (ISL News) – PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) or Pelindo, through its subsidiary, PT Pelindo Sinergi Lokaseva, together with several State-Owned Enterprise (BUMN) logistics entities, signed a Shareholder Agreement (SHA) and the Deed of Merger and Consolidation of BUMN Logistics at Pos Bloc Jakarta, Tuesday (30/6/2026). This strategic step is part of the Government's policy through BPI Danantara in encouraging the transformation of the national logistics sector.
Through the consolidation of various state-owned logistics entities, it is hoped that a more integrated service network will be created, national distribution connectivity expanded, operational efficiency improved, and added value provided to customers and all stakeholders.
Senior Director of Corporate Strategy at PT Danantara Aset Manajemen, Aurelius Altius Rosimin, stated that the consolidation of state-owned enterprise logistics is a strategic step in line with President Prabowo Subianto's strategic direction to build more focused, efficient, healthy, and competitive state-owned enterprises.
"Through the consolidation of the company's capabilities, assets, and networks, the results of this merger are expected to create synergies, improve service quality, and provide greater added value for the country," said Aurelius.
In the initial consolidation phase, the consolidated company's shareholding structure consisted of 74.47 percent Pelindo Group, 9.24 percent PT Pos Indonesia (Persero), 9.37 percent PT Krakatau Bandar Samudera, and 6.92 percent other entities. As the majority shareholder in the initial consolidation phase, Pelindo played a strategic role in overseeing the integration process until the formation of a national logistics holding company. This role is part of Pelindo's commitment to ensuring the transition process runs according to the established roadmap while strengthening synergy between state-owned logistics players.
Pelindo President Director Achmad Muchtasyar stated that the consolidation of state-owned logistics companies is a strategic step to strengthen national logistics competitiveness through synergy between state-owned logistics players.
"We welcome this consolidation process as part of our efforts to build a more integrated national logistics ecosystem. Through closer collaboration between state-owned enterprises (SOEs), we are optimistic that national supply chain connectivity will strengthen, logistics costs will be reduced, and customer service will become more effective and competitive," said Achmad.
Achmad added that Pelindo is committed to overseeing the transition process to ensure it runs according to the established roadmap and provides the greatest possible benefits for Indonesia.
"We will continue to support this integration process, including by strengthening the synergy between port and logistics services. We believe this consolidation can be a crucial foundation for building a more efficient, integrated, and competitive national logistics system," Achmad added.
The signing ceremony was attended by BPI Danantara's leadership, shareholders, state-owned enterprise directors, and stakeholders involved in the national logistics consolidation process. The signing of the SHA and the Deed of Merger officially marks the continuation of the consolidation implementation according to the established roadmap.
Building the Foundation of a National Logistics Holding
As part of the consolidation process, seven state-owned logistics entities will merge into one entity as the foundation for the formation of a national logistics holding company. The seven entities include PT Multi Terminal Indonesia (MTI) and PT Prima Indonesia Logistik (PIL) of the Pelindo Group, PT Pos Logistik Indonesia (POSLOG), PT Sarana Bandar Logistik (SBL), PT KBN Prima Logistik (KPL), PT Varia Usaha Dharma Segara (VUDS), and PT Krakatau Jasa Logistik (KJL). In this process, PT Multi Terminal Indonesia was designated as the surviving entity.
As part of the Pelindo Group, PT Pelindo Sinergi Lokaseva (PSL) fully supports the implementation of this consolidation as a strategic step to strengthen the integration of national logistics services. In line with the company's focus as an integrated logistics solutions provider and area manager, PSL views this consolidation as an opportunity to strengthen service synergies and expand connectivity between ports, industrial areas, and the hinterland.
President Director of PT Pelindo Sinergi Lokaseva, Faruq Hidayat, said that as part of the Pelindo Group and a shareholder of PT MTI, PSL will optimize its role in supporting the implementation of consolidation, particularly through strengthening port-related logistics services and port-to-hinterland connectivity .
"This consolidation initiative brings great hope for Indonesia's logistics sector, including PSL. We are ready to strengthen the synergy of logistics services through increasingly integrated connectivity, from ports to hinterland areas . With collaboration between state-owned enterprises, we are optimistic about delivering more efficient logistics solutions and added value for customers," said Faruq.
This consolidation is expected to strengthen the national distribution network by integrating state-owned enterprise logistics services into a more efficient and interconnected ecosystem. This synergy will also encourage asset and operational optimization, contributing to lower national logistics costs, increased business competitiveness, and the implementation of sustainability principles through more effective resource utilization.
Going forward, the consolidation of state-owned enterprise logistics is expected to be a catalyst for realizing a more efficient, integrated, and competitive national logistics ecosystem. Through stronger synergy between state-owned enterprises, Indonesia is expected to have a logistics system capable of supporting national economic growth while enhancing competitiveness at the regional and global levels.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom PSL).
