Jakarta, February 13, 2026 – IPC Terminal Petikemas (IPC TPK) began 2026 by recording positive operational performance. As of the end of January 2026, IPC TPK’s container throughput reached 299,891 TEUs, an increase compared to the same period last year of 280,743 TEUs, or growth of approximately 6.82% year-on-year. This growth is a positive signal for national logistics and trade activities at the beginning of the year, with increased cargo flows occurring in both international and domestic segments.
In line with Pelindo’s 2026 strategic focus on strengthening the integration of the port ecosystem, improving service quality, and enhancing national supply chain efficiency, IPC TPK continues to drive the optimization of container terminal operations through improved productivity, service reliability, and collaboration with stakeholders to strengthen the competitiveness of Indonesian ports.
“This growth reflects business players’ optimism and the effectiveness of our operational strategies in responding to increasingly strong global and domestic trade dynamics. This achievement is also aligned with Pelindo’s transformation direction in creating integrated, reliable, and globally competitive port services,” said Pramestie Wulandary, Corporate Secretary of IPC TPK.
IPC TPK’s performance improvement was influenced by significant growth in several operational areas. The Panjang Area recorded the highest increase at 16% compared to the previous year. This was followed by Tanjung Priok Area 1, which increased by 10.2%, and Tanjung Priok Area 2, which rose by 8%. These achievements demonstrate IPC TPK’s consistency in strengthening terminal service capacity while supporting the smooth flow of logistics in key operational regions.
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reported that Indonesia’s export value reached US$282.91 billion in 2025. Compared to the same period previously, exports grew by 6.15%. Non-oil and gas exports, which supported Indonesia’s export-import growth in 2025, were divided into three groups. First, the agriculture, forestry, and fisheries sector contributed US$6.88 billion during January–December 2025, growing 21.01% from the same position in 2024. Second, the mining and other sectors amounted to US$35.86 billion in 2025, experiencing a contraction of 23%. Third, the manufacturing industry reached US$227.1 billion in 2025, growing by 14.47%.
In line with IPC TPK’s 2026 focus on strengthening operational excellence, service digitalization, and improving customer experience, the company continues to implement various initiatives to enhance productivity and optimize terminal facilities to ensure readiness in facing potential increases in trade flows.
“IPC TPK continues to strive to maintain this momentum at the beginning of 2026. We are focused on ensuring terminal services are ready to facilitate rising trade volumes, strengthening collaboration with stakeholders, and supporting the integration of national port services to maintain supply chain efficiency,” Pramestie concluded.