Jakarta, 18 December 2025 – IPC Terminal Petikemas (IPC TPK) continues to record a positive trend in operational performance toward the end of 2025. Throughout the January–November 2025 period, the container volume handled by IPC TPK grew by 13.32% to 3,269,607 TEUs, up from 2,885,249 TEUs in the same period of 2024.

Corporate Secretary of IPC TPK, Pramestie Wulandary, stated that the performance improvement reflects the company’s consistency in enhancing service quality and operational effectiveness across all work areas. “The continued growth in performance is an indicator that logistics flows at the ports are becoming increasingly efficient. For us, performance figures are not merely internal achievements, but a reflection of the smooth distribution of goods from upstream to downstream,” she said.

Performance growth was recorded across almost all operational regions. The Non–Tanjung Priok Area, which includes Sumatra and Pontianak, recorded growth of 11.09% during the January–November 2025 period compared to the same period last year. Meanwhile, the Tanjung Priok Area posted higher growth of 13.86%.

This positive performance was driven by increased export activity of several leading commodities in various regions. In Panjang, Refined Glycerine exports grew significantly by 438.6%, followed by coffee exports, which increased by 201%. In Palembang, rubber and coconut exports grew by 119% and 105%, respectively. In West Sumatra, gambier and cassia vera commodities also showed increases of 58.3% and 25.4%, respectively. Meanwhile, in Tanjung Priok, growth was influenced by the presence of several new international and domestic services that strengthened container flows.

In line with this, data from Statistics Indonesia (BPS) shows that Indonesia’s export value during the January–October 2025 period reached US$234.04 billion, growing 6.96% compared to the same period in 2024. Non-oil and gas exports amounted to US$223.12 billion, an increase of 8.42%, while Indonesia’s imports reached US$198.16 billion, up 2.19%. With these achievements, Indonesia’s trade balance recorded a surplus of US$35.88 billion.

“Our focus is on maintaining operational reliability so that service users receive certainty amid increasing port activities. As we approach year-end, we ensure that all terminals continue to operate optimally to keep the flow of goods running smoothly,” Pramestie concluded.