JAKARTA (ISL News) - PT Pelindo Sinergi Lokaseva (PSL) recorded operational performance growth across several business lines through the third quarter of 2026, while also expanding its business portfolio through the merger of subsidiaries. This achievement reflects PSL's efforts to strengthen its port support business, from property management and connectivity infrastructure to utility services.
This growth was supported by optimized asset management and improved performance across the company's strategic business lines. Through targeted portfolio management, PSL continues to drive asset productivity, strengthen the contribution of each business unit, and enhance the added value of services for users and stakeholders.
In the property management line, Pelindo Tower's rental production realization increased by 4.13% compared to the same period the previous year, supported by office space and commercial area occupancy rates that exceeded the company's targets.
Meanwhile, vehicle traffic on the Cibitung–Cilincing Toll Road grew 11.87% year-on-year. This toll road plays a strategic role in connecting industrial areas in eastern Jakarta and West Java with Tanjung Priok Port, while also supporting connectivity and smooth logistics distribution.
PPI–MMI Merger Expands Business Reach
In addition to recording operational growth, PSL also realized the merger of PT Pelindo Properti Indonesia (PPI) into PT Menara Maritim Indonesia (MMI) which was effective on October 1, 2026, as part of the streamlining agenda of Pelindo Group subsidiaries.
This merger expands PSL Group's portfolio across the property, maritime tourism, and construction sectors. In maritime tourism, the company's portfolio includes Boom Marina in Banyuwangi and Benoa Marina in Bali. Meanwhile, in the property and supporting facilities sector, the company's portfolio is strengthened by Parama Office in Jakarta, The Grand Barunawati, Surabaya North Quay, and Pelindo Place in Surabaya.
PT Pelindo Sinergi Lokaseva's President Director, Faruq Hidayat, stated that performance growth and portfolio strengthening are part of the company's strategy to increase competitiveness and create opportunities for sustainable business development.
"Operational growth is a critical foundation for our business development. Through portfolio integration, we want to ensure that every asset and competency can be optimally utilized to improve service quality, strengthen competitiveness, and open up new business opportunities within the port ecosystem," said Faruq.
Going forward, PSL will focus on asset optimization and the development of port support businesses, in line with Pelindo Group's transformation in strengthening logistics connectivity and the national maritime ecosystem.
(ISL News Editorial/Corcom PSL).
