IPC Terminal Petikemas Posts Record 3.6 Million TEUs in 2025
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JAKARTA, Investortrust.id — Container port operator IPC Terminal Petikemas posts a record operational performance on Wednesday, Jan 14, 2026 in Jakarta as the nationwide container terminal operator handling six major ports across western Indonesia books 3,597,487 TEUs in 2025, reinforcing its role as a backbone of national export import logistics. The result marks a 13.2 percent increase from 2024 and sets the highest throughput in the company history, strengthening trade flows in Indonesia key maritime corridors.
The company, legally known as PT IPC Terminal Petikemas, recorded the milestone through sustained service transformation, operational efficiency improvements, and stronger collaboration with shipping lines and logistics stakeholders. The strategy was supported by continuous human capital upgrades to meet rising operational complexity and international standards.
Corporate Secretary Pramestie Wulandary said the achievement reflected growing user confidence and strong stakeholder synergy. “This achievement is not merely a number, but clear evidence of service users trust in IPC Terminal Petikemas,” she said in a press statement on Wednesday, Jan 14, 2026.
She added that continuous innovation and service expansion underpinned the growth. “Ongoing innovation, service quality improvements, and the launch of several new regular and adhoc services became the main drivers of throughput growth throughout 2025,” Pramestie said.
December 2025 performance also remained solid, with throughput reaching 327,880 TEUs, up 12 percent from December 2024. Domestic containers accounted for 247,153 TEUs, while international containers reached 80,727 TEUs, indicating balanced growth across market segments.
Throughout 2025, IPC TPK served 25 new regular and adhoc shipping services, expanding cargo transport capacity and improving national and international trade connectivity. The expansion supported smoother logistics flows amid rising trade activity.
Operational growth was broad based, with Tanjung Priok rising 13.74 percent, Panjang surging 24.5 percent, Teluk Bayur increasing 16.74 percent, Pontianak growing 7.4 percent, and Palembang up 6.1 percent.
The company performance aligned with national trade momentum, as data from Badan Pusat Statistik showed non oil and gas exports rising 7.07 percent to $244.75 billion, while imports increased 4.37 percent to $188.61 billion, resulting in a $56.15 billion surplus for January to November 2025.
Pramestie said the milestone would serve as a foundation for future growth. “This historic achievement becomes a strong footing for IPC Terminal Petikemas to continue innovating and strengthening its role in supporting smooth national logistics flows,” she said.
IPC Terminal Petikemas operates an integrated network of container terminals across Tanjung Priok, Pontianak, Panjang, Palembang, Teluk Bayur, and Jambi, and is a subsidiary of Pelindo Terminal Petikemas.