ISG - October 2022

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Transformation A Never-ending Work

he Pelindo merger last year (October 1, 2021) does not only change the business structure and corporate organization, but further, it calls for a massive business transformation.

The merger, as we know, has integrated the four Pelindos (Pelindo 1-4) into Pelindo. And one year after merger, Pelindo has finished its organizational restructuring. All subsidiaries earlier owned by each Pelindos are handed over into the new business clusters (sub-holdings) of Pelindo Terminal Petikemas (SPTP), Pelindo Multi Terminal (SPMT), Pelindo Solusi Logistik (SPSL), and Pelindo Jasa Maritim (SPJM).

Good to know that the process of the transferred have been run well. However, more efforts to rebrand them to be global players and transform them to be specialists in their business entity are awaited!

After intensively introducing the core business of each subsidiary and clarifying their business borderless coverage nationwide, there are evidences to say that the rebranding of Pelindo Group post-merger has been working, creating some good results for the group performance.

The merger has successfully changed the brand of Pelindo, the four sub-holdings, and all subsidiaries from regional players to nationwide players. Is it enough? Totally not yet. Pelindo and all sub-holdings and subsidiaries are expected to go further, rebranding them to be global players.

Good to know that the merger has put Pelindo as the 8th biggest container terminal operators in the world in view of throughput. Pelindo handle at least 16-17 million TEUs a year. According to pre-pandemic data (2018), top-ten global container operators are as follows: PSA (60.3m TEUs), HPH (46.7m TEUs), DPW (44.2m TEUs), APM Terminals (42.8m TEUs), CMPort (35.1m TEUs), TIL (26.5m TEUs), Pelindo (16.7m TEUs), ICTSI (8.9m TEUs), and Evergreen (8.5m TEUs).

Being on this position, it is very reasonable for Pelindo to rebrand itself. Rebranding has to be done massively, telling the world Pelindo is not just a national player, but a global player!

The transformation, meanwhile, has also been understood as a focus after merger. And Pelindo has efforted some transformation programs, ranging from port management until port operation. The transformation has been done from the HQ (head quarter) programs until subsidiaries, branch ports, and subsidiaries.

And since changes in business will continue to go on, the transformation programs are expected to be continuously done, even more extensively and expansively. Business will always change in any time, the transformation is expected to be a never-ending work.

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‘Beyond the Gate’ for Automotive Industry Growth ‘Beyond the Gate’ for Automotive Industry Growth

Indonesia’s leading car terminal operator PT. Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal IKT (IPCC) comes with a new tagline – ‘beyond the gate – mirroring the corporate mission to support an ‘end to end’ automotive distribution, thus supporting the national automotive industry growth.

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fter hit by the pandemic Covid-19, the automotive industry has actually been recovered. The recovered has actually took place since the end of last year (2021), proved by the automotive industry production. According to automotive industry association GAIKINDO, the Indonesia CBU (completely built-up) production in 2021 grew 61.36% year on year, to 890 thousand.

Such increasing production had positively impacted on the IPCC’ productivity and financial performance. In 2021, the CBU handled by IPCC lifted up 35.34% and it’s equal to 53.41% of total national production. This increasing production has helped the company financial performance to be ‘back in black’, from ‘red record’ in 2020.

For information, amid the pandemic Covid-19 outbreak, the automotive industry market dropped significantly in 2020. The national automotive production (CBU/ completely built up) in 2020 dropped 43.97%, to 551,426 units, from 1,045,666 units in 2019, according to Gaikindo.

This results in a drop of IPCC’s volume during the year. IPCC suffered 23.17% volume drop during the year, from 450,826 units (2019) to 351,141 units (2020), or more than 63.68% of total national production. The IPCC export also dropped in 2020, by more than 29,78%.

A good trend of recovery has continued this year, resulting in an increase of IPCC production. Indonesia's CBU exports of various brands and models, for example rose 35% in

the first half this year (H1 2022), compared to the pandemic period (H1 2020). It also has exceeded the pre-pandemic level of H1 2019.

This has impacted on the growth of IPCC production, including export as the IPCC terminals handled over 50% of the total national CBU export. IPCC data shows that export volume of CBU in H1 2022 reached 142,155 units, up 35% from H1 2020 which was accounted to 105,082 units.

“This certainly builds optimism for us. As a terminal operator for export-import of cars and other heavy vehicles, this is a very good news. This condition also shows that the Indonesian automotive industry is back on the right track,” commends IKT/IPCC President Director, Rio Theodore Natalianto Lasse.

Just like last year, car maker Toyota still dominates the highest number of car exports from Indonesia in the first half of 2022, followed by Suzuki, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Isuzu, Honda, Daihatsu, Nissan, Mazda, VW and Geely.

In H1 2022, Toyota exported as many as 81,706 CBU via IPCC Tanjung Priok. PT Suzuki Indomobil Motor, which produces Suzuki brand cars in Indonesia, exports about 23,762 cars of various models to various countries. Meanwhile, PT Krama Yudha Tiga Berlian, a Mitsubishi car manufacturer, exported 18,559 CBU cars to various countries.

The export surge occurred in Hyundai brand cars from PT Hyundai Motor Indonesia, which rose very significantly compared to last year. The famous car brand from South Korea, in the first half of 2021, only exported 214 CBU cars. However, in the first half of 2022, it soared by exporting 11,385 cars to various countries.

“With facilities and services that continue to improve, including network to various IPCC satellite terminals, we hope that the number of exported vehicles will continue to increase until the end of the year,”said Director of Business Development, Agus Hendrianto.

Revenue Growth Higher, Cost Management Better

The increasing productivity has helped the corporate financial growth, both in revenue

and profit. IPCC revenue in H1 2022 reached Rp302.34 billion, increasing from Rp233.28 in H1 2021. IPCC booked profit of Rp45.42 billion, increasing significantly year on year, from Rp14.83 billion in the same period of last year (H1 2021).

There are some conditions that support IPCC to enjoy this satisfying financial growth. First, the decrease of pandemic impact that encourages the continuity of automotive industry activities. “As the pandemic slow down, the automotive industry is more productive, resulting in an increase of production volume, thus giving more volumes to terminal,” he said.

“Since last year until first half this year, the loading and unloading activities have been running normal following the ease of pandemic condition, thus helping our productivity which is much higher than

2020,” added Director of Operation and Technic, Andi Hamdani.

Second, the improved performance during this period, was also caused by the lower growth of cost, in addition to the significant revenue increase. “The growth of cost (especially cost of revenue) was lower than the growth of revenue so the IPCC has a room for lifting up the profit,” said Director of Finance & Human Capital, Sumarno.

The other hand, Sumarno further said, the growth of general & administrative expenses looks not to high. It was shows that the Management able to manage the cost very well.

Third, the depreciation cost has increased due to the implementation of PSAK 73 of the leased asset (rental of land, tools and vehicles) which were amortized by the straight-line method since January 1 st ,

2020. In addition, IPCC also has recorded the additional of assets so that include to the depreciation calculation

Fourth, there was a provision for impairment as the impact of PSAK 71. This account related to trade receivables in which the management believes that the allowance for impairment of trade receivables are adequate to cover for possible losses from uncollectible accounts.

Fifth, there was an increase of Financial Expenses due to the interest of the leased asset caused due to the implementation of PSAK 73 which affected to the depreciation and interest of the leased asset

Sixth, the management do improvement efforts in trade receivables collectability by implementing the allowance for impairment of trade receivables where is adequate to cover possible losses from uncollectible accounts.

“The combination of those factors has supported us in this position, in which in general, we are much better than last year,” said Rio.

Sumarno also explained that until the end of Aug’ 2022, IPCC has absorbed as much

as Rp 24.31 billion capital expenditure (Capex), or more than 98.62% of total Capex of 2022 which is contracted to Rp24.65 billion.

Beyond the Gate

Such increasing performance during the period was also contributed by IPCC penetration to handle satellite terminals. Soon after the Pelindo merger (October 1, 2021), two terminals of Belawan Terminal & Makasar Terminal have been operated by IPCC, giving such a significant contribution to IPCC income sources. Tanjung Perak (Surabaya), Balikpapan, and some other ports in Kalimantan and Nusa Tenggara are the next targets.

In addition to expand its market coverage through penetration to the new satellite ports, IPCC targets to intensify its services in the automotive industry. IPCC targets to support an ‘end to end’ automotive distribution, thus supporting the national automotive industry growth, the spirit behind its new tagline of ‘beyond the gate’.

With the new logo and new tagline “Beyond the Gate”, IPCC keeps looking for

every business opportunity that can grabbed revenue creativity & revenue enhancement, such as Car(go) Distribution Management, CCS, and others.

In realizing the planning, the IPCC will stand on four strategies: first, integration strategy covering the Integrated “Beyond the Gate” end to end services, Data integration for continuity of Flow of Goods-Data-Mone, Business Process (order to cash, procure to pay, build to demolish.

Second, expansion strategy. This means that IPCC will expand to other potential car/ roro terminals (horizontal), expand to other businesses inside automotive ecosystem (vertical), and collaborate with other players (global).

Third, digitalization strategy that is done through port operations and management, automotive distribution management and ecosystem, analytics, big data & business intelligence for future business.

Fourth, coordination. The coordination is done by strengthening the coordination within Pelindo Group according to the Post Merger Business Model. (dj)

(L-R): Director of Finance & Human Capital, Sumarno , Director of Business Development, Agus Hendrianto, President Director, Rio Theodore Natalianto Lasse, and, Director of Operation and Technic, Andi Hamdani. (photo dj)

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Keep The Status as The Most Completed Maritime Training Center,

PMTC Reviews Syllabus to Cope with IMO New Standards

s Indonesia’s most completed training center in the maritime industry, in view of the programs it offers and the facilities it has, Pertamina Maritime Training Center (PMTC) commits to improving its training quality in line with international standards as set by IMO (International Maritime Organization). In addition, improving the training quality remains committed to creating qualified seafarers from the country, thus being able to compete in the global market.

The PMTC is fully owned by state-owned oil company PT Pertamina (Persero) and under the direct-controlled of the Pertamina Human Capital Directorate – Pertamina Corporate University.

In view of the commitment and in responding to the target toward the IMO Member State Audit Scheme (IMSAS) 2023, PMTC reviews its curriculum and syllabus and upgrades its teaching material. The curriculum and syllabus review will refer to the STCW 1978 amendment 2010 / IMO Model Course and PK.09-BPSDMP2017.

“That is why we conduct this workshop today,” PMTC Manager Capt. Brahma Adeyanto told Indonesia Shipping Gazette on the sidelines of Workshop on Updating Materials for STCW ’78 Amendment 2010 today (September 13, 2022).

PMTC, a training institution with approval from the Directorate General of Sea Transportation and the Center for Human Resources Development for Sea Transportation, Ministry of Transportation, has the most completed training program among identical training centers within the country.

Currently, according to Brahma, PMTC conducted as many as 36 training programs of STCW 1978 Amendment 2010. In addition, it conducts as many as 35 training programs in the marine academy, 17 training programs in the maritime industry, and three OPITO Certified in progress.

“There are some training programs that PMTC only has,” said Brahma. He names some of them, i.e., Basic International Code of Safety for Ships using gases or low Flashpoint fuel (Basic IGM), Advance IGM, and OPITO (relating to Offshore activities).

“Though we have such completed training programs, we continue to do a review to cope with new standards from IMO and in responding to the demand in the market, including global demand to seafarers,” said Brahma. He added that the material renewal process consisting of 36 COP and COC materials has been ongoing since June 23, 2022, through a series of quite long processes.

Directorate General of Sea Transportation appreciates any programs of PMTC, including the SCTW 78 training material workshop. In his remark speech to open the workshop, Head of the Sub-Directorate of Ship and Seafarers Affairs Rajuman Sibarani – on behalf of Director for Ship and Seafarer Affairs (Dirkapel) H. Ahmad Wahid, S.T., M.Mar.E underlined that this proves the PMTC commitment to improving the quality of Indonesian seafarers.

Furthermore, Indonesia remains one of the leading contributors to the global seafarer market. “We are the third contributor to the global seafarer market. Therefore, efforts to improve our seafarers’ quality are very much appreciated. This is to keep our position as one of the leading contributors in the global seafarer market,” Rajuman Sibarani explained.

Dirkapel, he said, is responsible for policy-making, formulation of norms, criteria, and SOP relating to seafarers. “Further, we are responsible for technical assistance, supervision, and evaluation of seafarer affairs. So, once again, we appreciate this workshop very much.”

Rajuman Sibarani expects this workshop to help accelerate the process of improving the quality of Indonesian seafarers, thus creating more professional and competent seafarers in the 4.0 industry era.

As a member of IMO (International Maritime Organization), the directorate of Sea Transportation continues to realize some programs toward the IMO Member State Audit Scheme (IMSAS) 2023. He said Indonesia had joined the voluntary IMSAS (VIMSAS) 2014.

“We hope that PMTC can support creating similar perceptions among stakeholders. Thus we can realize some preparatory steps toward the IMSAS next year as we expect,” he closed. (dj)

CMA CGM Launching New Early Container Return Incentive to Increase Supply Chain Velocity and Help Shippers Offset Carbon Footprint

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he CMA CGM Group, a global player in sea, land, air and logistics solutions, announced today the launch of TEUs to Trees, an early container return incentive program designed to increase climate change mitigation in the United States while assisting in the overall effort to improve both the fluidity and velocity of the supply chain. The program will be in effect from October 1, 2022, to December 30, 2022.

A Group dedicated to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable operations

This new incentive program is an opportunity to reward customers for doing their part to increase equipment availability while also helping them offset their environmental footprint. The carbon credits CMA CGM will purchase on behalf of its customers will notably be used to expand U.S. forestry, support urban resilience projects in vulnerable communities and drive the creation of additional offset projects in the United States. Through this program, the Group also aims to partner with its customers and move forward together towards a more sustainable shipping.

In order to increase impact, CMA CGM has also expanded this new early container return incentive to cover both refrigerated and dry containers as well as every U.S. ocean terminal where CMA CGM receives empty containers. This enables shippers of all sizes and locations to offset carbon emissions and positively contribute to socio-environmental projects in the United States.

A continued effort to improve supply chain velocity in the United States

With a thriving global economy, the shipping industry has experienced an unprecedented spike in demand throughout North America, leading to increased pressure

on capacity and ports. Throughout the surge, CMA CGM has leveraged its extensive capabilities that include sea, land, air, and logistics services to provide an array of flexible transport solutions to assist customers.

The company has also increased capacity and made significant investments in equipment. In addition, CMA CGM was the first to freeze spot rates, and in March of this year, the Group dedicated vessel capacity to small and medium enterprises in both Europe and North America at rates typically only provided to high-volume shippers.

This newly launched incentive program is the third implemented by CMA CGM to encourage early pickup and return of containers.

An innovative program with positive socio-environmental impact

CMA CGM’s new incentive program is projected to result in forest conservation and urban resilience projects in some of the United States’ most vulnerable communities.

Credits will be provided to CMA CGM customers that return both dry and refrigerated containers originating from nearly 20 Asian countries to CMA CGM-approved return locations in port cities throughout the United States (rail ramps not included).

Throughout the program, each applicable importer of record (consignee listed on the Bill of Lading) will receive:

2.5 tons of carbon credits per container returned during calendar days 1–4. To calculate the credit, CMA CGM will utilize EDI transaction data and will not require invoices or additional documentation from customers.

A progress report every 30 days. At the end of the program, customers will be issued an official carbon offset certificate for total credits earned.

“Our newest incentive program is a perfect example of our continual quest to create innovative solutions that result in BETTER WAYS of doing business. Encouraging customers to return boxes sooner provides additional containers and chassis for export bookings, and the type of incentive we are offering will result in the formation of new socio-environmental projects right here in the United States. It is our hope that through this program, others in the industry will be inspired to leverage their capabilities to positively impact the environment and our local communities,” said Ed Aldridge, President of CMA CGM America and American President Lines.***

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SITC: Naming Ceremony for M/V “SITC QIUMING”

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On September 26, 2022, the Naming Ceremony of M/V “SITC QIUMING” was successfully held by SITC International Holdings Co., Ltd. (SITC) and YANGZIJIANG Shipbuilding Group Ltd (YANGZIJIANG).

Mr. Yang Shaopeng, Chairman of SITC, Mr. Ren Letian, Genernal Manager of YANGZIJIANG, and Members from China Entrepreneur Club attended the ceremony together.

At the ceremony, Mr. Yang Shaopeng, Chairman of SITC made a speech on behalf of the shipowner, expressing thanks to Yangzijiang Shipyard for overcoming the pressure of the epidemic and ensuring high quality and efficient delivery of new vessel. He looked forward to further strengthening both parties’ cooperation and creating higher value for the society and the future.

Mr. Ning Gaoning christened the new vessel for “SITC QIUMING”, and Ms. Cheng Hong, Godmother of the new vessel was invited to break the champagne. Mr. Wang Yusuo gave his blessing. The guests wish the new ship smooth sailing and are full load each line.

Upon delivery, the vessel "SITC QIUMING" will soon join our fleet to provide better and more efficient service to customers. SITC Fleet structure will also be further optimized to play a greater role in lines layout.***

CEVA Logistics Strengthens Relationship with HMM

CEVA Logistics is connecting more shippers with ocean capacity through a newly signed agreement with South Korean ocean carrier HMM, the 8th largest global provider of container shipping by 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs).

The multi-year deal, which lasts into 2025, builds on the two companies existing relationship and brings CEVA’s strategic ocean partner network to 14 global and regional carriers.

While HMM was already an existing ocean carrier for CEVA, the new agreement expands that relationship with both companies agreeing to increase the level of collaboration.

As an independent Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC), CEVA manages Full-Container Load (FCL) and Less-thanContainer Load (LCL) shipments to and from 237 countries around the world.

The company offers more than 60,000 port pairs and 600,000 door-to-door combinations. In 2021, CEVA managed approximately 1.4 million TEUs of FCL and LCL ocean cargo.

Stephane Gautrais, global head of ocean freight, CEVA Logistics, said: “Our position as a leading NVOCC is dependent on the strong relationships we maintain with ocean carriers. Despite challenging market conditions, HMM has proven to be a strong, reliable partner over the last several years, and this agreement solidifies and expands what we expect to be a long-term, strategic relationship that will

enable us to make vital connections in global commerce in service to our ocean cargo customers.”

Jeremy Choi, chief global trade management, HMM, said: “Ceva Logistics has been long term partnered, proven and recognized a VIP customer to work with HMM. We cherish the strategic relation and business collaboration having been built up for many years. Based on this agreement, we anticipate both companies create and provide more workable and productive solutions together to the market customers in need.”

For information, previously HMM reveals a mid-to long-term strategy to diversify its business portfolio for future growth and leap forward to be a global top-rated shipping and logistics company.

The strategy includes expanding the fleet capacity of containerships to 1.2 million TEU from the current 820,000 TEU by 2026. The extension of bulk business is also scheduled by increasing its fleet to 55 ships from the current 29 ships on the same timetable.

In particular, HMM will invest more than KRW 15 trillion in a range of initiatives, including securing core assets such as ships, terminals, and logistics facilities throughout the upcoming five years from 2022 to 2026.

HMM explained that the future strategy has been established to respond to growing uncertainty arising from ever-changing business circumstances and lay a solid foundation for sustainable growth.***

Yang Ming’s 14th Containership ’YM Trillion’ Named and Delivered

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ang Ming Marine Transport Corp. (Yang Ming) has added one new 11,000 TEU container vessel, ‘YM Trillion’. The vessel is chartered from Shoei Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. and built by Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. YM Trillion was named and delivered to Yang Ming at a ceremony held at Imabari Marugame Shipyard today (21st). Yang Ming’s attendees joined the event remotely at their Taipei office. Mr. David Yen, Chairman of T3EX Global Holdings Corp. was invited to officially name the vessel, and Ms. Alice Yen, daughter of Chairman of T3EX Global Holdings Corp. had the honor to perform the ceremonial cord-cutting to wish the ship and its crew the best of luck on their future voyages.

To further strengthen Yang Ming’s mid- to long-term operational efficiency, the Company ordered a total of fourteen 11,000 TEU newbuildings through long-term charter agreements with ship owners. With the delivery of YM Trillion, all fourteen 11,000 TEU ships have joined Yang Ming’s fleet. These newbuildings will lower the average age of Yang Ming’s global fleet and enhance vessel deployment. With environmental features, these eco-friendly ships will accelerate fleet optimization, reduce unit cost and offer greater transportation service.

This series of vessels has a nominal capacity of 11,860 TEU and is equipped with 1,000 plugs for reefer containers. With a length of 333.9 meters, a width of 48.4 meters, a draft of 16 meters, these vessels are designed to cruise at a speed up to 23 knots. The containerships incorporate various environmental features including scrubbers, Water Ballast Treatment Plant and Alternative Marine Power system.

This type of vessels adopts the twin-island design to increase loading capacity and navigational visibility to ensure more efficiency and safety. The ship hull form optimization will further increase energy saving and reduce overall emissions. In addition, the ships are designed with shorter length and beam, which makes them easier to maneuver during berthing or departure. The optimal dimensions can enable these ships to call at major ports worldwide and pass through the new Panama Canal with no restriction, and facilitate greater flexibility in vessel deployment.

YM Trillion has been deployed on Yang Ming’s Trans-Pacific service PN3, which will meet customer needs, and maximize capacity utilization. It is expected that the vessel will further strengthen the competitiveness of Yang Ming’s global fleet and service network.

The port rotation of PN3 is Hong Kong - Yantian - ShanghaiPusan - Vancouver - Tacoma - Pusan - Kaohsiung – Hong Kong.***

MELL’s Kota Dunia and Selatan Damai Make Maiden Calls at Tibar Bay Port

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Mariana Express Lines (MELL), a subsidiary of Pacific International Lines (PIL), is pleased to announce that two of its vessels Kota Dunia and Selatan Damai, made successful maiden calls at the new Tibar Bay Port over two days from 14 September 2022 to 16 September 2022, to support the operational trials of this new deepwater port. This new development, built in compliance with globally recognised environmental standards, aims to deliver performance and productivity which are comparable with the largest seaports in the world

Over the two-day test phase, the efficiency of the digital operating systems of the terminal shone through as the port handled nearly 1,000 containers on board both ships. With new optimised port call practices, the port call process in future is expected to be even shorter and more efficient, thereby bringing savings while reducing carbon emissions for shipping lines.

Lee Chin Giaf, General Manager, MELL said “MELL has served Timor Leste for over a decade. We are very pleased to have the opportunity to show our commitment to the growth of Timor by

deploying two of our vessels to participate in the testing of the country’s new world-class facility. We look forward to working closely with Timor Port and Bolloré Ports on the successful development and launch of the new port as part of its ambition to drive stronger economic growth for the country. ”

Laurent Palayer, CEO of Timor Port SA said “MELL and Bolloré Ports enjoy a long standing relationship underpinned by close co-operation over the last decade and with the opening of Timor Bay, we will further strengthen our partnership to bring economic progress to Timor Leste.”

Tonnie Lim, Chief Trade Officer, PIL added, “Asia is a key focus region for PIL, and our subsidiary MELL enables us to specialise in certain niche routes within Asia Pacific. Timor, with its central location in Asia and proximity to the large Asian market of Indonesia, has immense development potential. PIL and MELL are confident that Timor will continue to grow from strength to strength and we stand ready to meet the needs of our customers for enhanced connectivity to Timor and other parts of Asia.”***

OOCL Completes Trial Voyage with

Biofuel from ChevronBiofuel from Chevron

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (OOCL) is pleased to announce the successful completion of the trial use of marine biofuel supplied by leading global energy company, Chevron Singapore Pte Ltd. on M.V. “OOCL YOKOHAMA”. This is the first time that OOCL has trialled the use of biofuel in its fleet.

On 24 June 2022, the M.V. “OOCL YOKOHAMA”, a 4578-TEU container vessel, was fueled with 1999.3 metric tons of B22 marine biofuel provided by Chevron from the Port of Singapore. The 41-day trial voyage commenced on 26 June and ended on 5 August. Deployed in OOCL’s AAA1 service in the Southeast Asia - Australia network, the vessel started its round trip at Singapore, went southward to call at a number of Australian ports, and then returned to Singapore.

The biofuel supplied by Chevron Singapore was blended with ISCC certified Used Cooking Oil Methyl Ester as a 22% component in the VLSFO. This biofuel can be used on vessels without changing engine specifications and is expected to decrease approximately 15% to 20% of exhausted CO2 based on lifecycle analysis.

Mr. Kenny Ye, Chief Operating Officer at OOCL, said: “We are very pleased with the positive results of the trial. Biofuels are considered to be one of the most credible options to enable the shipping industry both to meet future regulatory requirements, and to advance further with the transition towards decarbonization. The success of this trial provides OOCL with certainty as to the feasibility of using sustainable biofuels on its ships, which gives us increased clarity over the next steps

in our decarbonization journey. We would like to thank our long-term partner Chevron, a leading provider of reliable and ever cleaner energy, for achieving this new milestone with us. OOCL will continue to work closely with our partners and all stakeholders to strive for further advancement in our sustainability roadmap to create a greener future.”

“As Chevron looks to grow our marine biofuels business in the region, we are pleased with the success of the biofuel trial with OOCL,” said Mr. Frankie Lee, vice president of Chevron Product Supply and Trading, Asia Pacific. “Chevron is committed to partnering with key shipowner customers to provide lower carbon solutions including biofuels. As partners with the Global Center for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD), we will play an active role in developing the biofuels landscape in Singapore.”***

COSCO SHIPPING Delivers First Batch of Bulky Cargo for Yulong Island RefiningChemical Integration Project

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ecently, COSCO SHIPPING Logistics successfully delivered the first batch of reactors for the Yulong Island Refining-Chemical Integration Project (Phase I), effectively ensuring the progress of the project.

The first batch of cargoes included one hydrotreating reactor (33.3m long, 6.1m wide, 5.3m high, weighing 718.45 tons) and one hydrocracking reactor (29.75m long, 6m wide, 5.3m high, weighing 633.67 tons).

In order to ensure the smooth transportation of the equipment, the project team worked out a vigilant plan. While coordinating with the terminal and maritime administrations to make pre-shipping preparations, they also designed a detailed transportation plan matched with appropriate vehicles according to the cargo condition and carried out transportation simulation of heavy-loaded vehicles

operating throughout the delivery process to determine the feasibility of the plan.

Thanks to the adequate advanced preparation, all of the equipment arrived safely at the scheduled location within the scheduled timeframe to meet the project timeline requirements.

Yulong Island Refining-Chemical Integration Project (Phase I)

The project is a large-scale petrochemical project for the conversion of traditional energy into new energy and industrial restructuring in Shandong Province. It will drive the integration of the local refining industry with a capacity of 130 million tons, which is of great significance to promote the restructuring and transformation of the industry and improve the level of refining and chemical integration.***

One Year After Pelindo Mer

Completed, Transformation

There is evidence that the rebranding of Pelindo Group post-merger has been working, creating good results for the group’s performance.

The transformation, meanwhile, is being in the process. It has been done, is being done, and will always be done. Business changes will never end, thus transformation will always be continuous work.

The Pelindo merger last year (October 1, 2021) not only changed the business structure and corporate organization but also called for new business rebranding and further transformation.

The merger, as we know, has integrated the four Pelindos (Pelindo 1-4) into Pelindo. The corporate organization has united into a single umbrella of management. The merger will not only remove the regional obstacles but will also create a nationwide Pelindo. In other words, the merger is expected to transform the region-based port corporations into a single national one. Such a historical breakthrough!

Regarding business structure and corporate organization, the merger has separated port management and port/terminal operators.

The merger divides the port management into four regions: Pelindo Regional 1-4, which its region covers some ports. The port/terminal operators, meanwhile, are clustered into four independent business groups: (1) container, (2) non-container, (3) logistics and hinterland development, and (4) marine, equipment, and port services sub-holdings.

Soon after the merger was legally launched, Pelindo took the fast step, starting with organizational restructuring, especially repositioning the status of subsidiaries. All subsidiaries earlier owned by each Pelindos are handed over into the new business clusters (sub-holdings) of Pelindo Terminal Petikemas (SPTP), Pelindo Multi Terminal (SPMT), Pelindo Solusi Logistik (SPSL), and Pelindo Jasa Maritim (SPJM).

The SPTP becomes the holding of container terminals: PT Berlian Jasa Terminal Indonesia, PT IPC Terminal Petikemas, PT Kaltim Kariangau Terminal, Prima Multi Terminal, Prima Terminal Petikemas, Terminal Petikemas Surabaya, and Terminal Teluk Lamong.

(photo mj)

ger: Rebranding (almost)

A Never-Ending Work

The SPMT becomes the holding of: PT Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok and PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal (IKT)

The SPSL becomes the parent for: PT Multi Terminal Indonesia, PT Nusantara Terminal Service, PT Prima Indonesia Logistik, PT Pelabuhan Indonesia Developer, and PT Prima Kawasan Pembangunan.

The SPJM becomes the parent for: PT Energi Pelabuhan Indonesia, PT Equiport Inti Indonesia, PT Jasa Pelabuhan Indonesia Equipment, PT Pelindo Marine Service, PT Pengerukan Indonesia, and PT Jasa Armada Indonesia Tbk

Fortunately, the process ran smoothly. The share transfer of the subsidiaries to sub-holdings ran fast, completed just a few months after the merger.

But, is this organizational restructuring the most achievement in the first year of the merger? For some instances, the answer is yes. But, it is better to see it in the processes after rebranding them to national (international) corporates and business players and transforming them into specialists in their business entity.

Why does business rebranding and transformation stay the top priority and should be done soon after the merger? First, this is in line with the spirit of the Pelindo merger. “The integration (merger) is done for business focus, thus optimally providing benefits not only to the state but also to the community and business players,” noted Arif Suhartono, Pelindo President Director.

Second, this transformation is done considering many changes in doing business due to new regulations (government regulations), business competition, and increasing customer requirements.

Playing a key role in maintaining the supply chain, logistics distribution, and economic growth within the country, Pelindo’s position, on the one hand, is so strategic. On the other hand, challenges from a business change require a breakthrough, a transformation commends Rhenald Kasali.

“We know today’s disruption occurs not only on a single aspect but there is also a ‘double disruption’ – technology and pandemics. Pelindo merger is a very strategic step to face this, but the further transformation is needed,” Rhenald Kasali said.

“All employees are expected to be ready to face changes with one goal for a more advanced Indonesia. We are all advocates of change in realizing international-scale port services,” added Arif.

From Regional to Nationwide, Global Player Expected

The rebranding process at Pelindo started from the rebranding of the Pelindo itself. The merger has inherently changed the brand of Pelindo from regional corporate to nationwide. The merger has supported

Pelindo in a more strategic position, becoming a national player and a bigger corporation.

This new brand (rebranding) is surely very strategic, not only to the corporate magnitude but also to the operation. Pelindo can do business and investment nationwide, borderless in coverage.

Just like their parent company (Pelindo), the sub-holdings were officially established on the merger occasion, and teens of subsidiaries earlier owned by each Pelindo’s directly got a ‘coat-tail effect’ in the branding and rebranding. The sub-holdings are directly branded as nationwide players, while teens of subsidiaries are rebranded from regional players to national players.

However, though there is an inherent process of rebranding, the group has also done several works, including changing the logos of Pelindo and its subsidiaries. Pelindo itself has a new logo. The subsidiaries change their names and logo. For example, PTP (PTP Terminal NonPetikemas), a subsidiary of SPMT, has just rebranded its business to PTP Terminal Non-Petikemas, from earlier PTP Multipurpose.

Arif Suhartono, Pelindo President Director. (doc. pelindo)

“This is to make business focus and in line with one of our merger missions. In addition, this will set our business apart from our sister companies in our group cluster,” commends Rino Wisnu Putra, President Director of PTP Terminal Non-Petikemas

The rebranding also sends a clear message to the business of each sub-holdings and any subsidiaries. “Now, all are clear, especially in answering customers’ questions on our business. We, for example, focus on handling non-container cargoes,” Rino said.

Specialist in Business Cluster

Though business transformation is not a new term and program for Pelindo, the merger has driven a transformation process. And since the merger focus is to cluster the business, most transformation programs in the first year after the merger are executed by each subholding and subsidiary.

The transformation is done by supporting the sub-holdings and their subsidiaries as specialists in their core business. SPTP is transformed into a specialist in container handling, SPMT in noncontainerized cargo handling, SPSL in logistics, and SPJM in maritime -related activities.

But how to do that? “It is done in any aspects, including operation, facilities and equipment, information and technology (system), and the human resources,” said Rino.

In operation, the transformation begins with remapping the terminals to determine what the terminals will be dedicated for. Good to know that the issuance of the new regulation of PM 59 on dedicated terminals drives a faster remapping process, especially for the existing multi-purpose terminals.

The regulation requires remapping the terminals according to the cargo they handle, such as dry bulk, liquid bulk, and even more specific cargoes of CPO (crude palm oil). “Making terminals dedicated is very strategic for PTP and SPMT group as this supports our transformation process to be specialist in non-containerized cargo handling,” commends Rino.

But, to be a specialist is not just given by the terminal status. Further efforts are needed. Dedicated terminals require special facilities and equipment, different IT systems, and specialist human resources. Hence, immediate and comprehensive transformation is needed.

The transformation in facilities and equipment is also done to align with the cargo requirement. No doubt, handling CPO is different from handling bio-diesel cargoes, though both are liquid cargoes. Hence, Pelindo has to install different facilities and equipment that fit the cargoes. Their handling processes are different, requiring different systems and technology and special skill.

Transformation in IT (digitalization) that stands on two basic targets of providing ease to customers and increasing operation quality has been massively done by the subsidiaries in the last year.

Adoption of Terminal Operating System (TOS) that integrates all services provided from planning, operational, and control until reporting process has been massively adopted by terminals nationwide.

The merger has driven the process more accessible as a terminal can adopt the system from other terminals.

“But, surely, this needs human resources specialist in handling those cargoes,” noted Rino. The basis of all these transformations is human resources. Transformation means making human resources specialists, covering three aspects of knowledge, skill, and certification.

For example, since PTP is transformed to be the operator of a certainly dedicated terminal, say CPO terminal, the human resources should have knowledge, skill, and certificate in handling CPO so does other dedicated terminals.

A Never-Ending Work

After intensively introducing the core business of each subsidiary and clarifying their borderless business coverage nationwide, there are pieces of evidence to say that the rebranding of Pelindo Group post-merger has been working, creating some good results for the group’s performance.

The merger has successfully changed the brand of Pelindo, the four sub-holdings, and all subsidiaries from regional players to nationwide players. Is it enough? Not yet. Pelindo and all subholdings and subsidiaries are expected to go further, rebranding them to be global players.

Good to know that the merger has put Pelindo as the 8 th biggest container terminal operator in the world in view of throughput. Pelindo handles at least 16-17 million TEUs a year. According to pre-pandemic data (2018), the top-ten global container operators are as follows:

1.PSA (60.3m TEUs),

2.HPH (46.7m TEUs),

3.DPW (44.2m TEUs),

4.APM Terminals (42.8m TEUs), 5.CMPort (35.1m TEUs), 6.TIL (26.5m TEUs),

7.Pelindo (16.7m TEUs), 8.ICTSI (8.9m TEUs), and 9.Evergreen (8.5m TEUs).

Being in this position makes it very reasonable for Pelindo to rebrand itself. Rebranding has to be done massively, telling the world Pelindo is not just a national player but a global player!

The transformation has also been understood as a focus after a merger. And Pelindo has efforted some transformation programs, ranging from port management to port operation. The transformation has been done from the HQ (headquarters) programs to subsidiaries, branch ports, and subsidiaries.

And since business changes will continue, the transformation programs are expected to be continuously done, even more extensively and expansively. A business will always change at any time, the tra nsformation is expected to be a never-ending work.

(dj)

DaChan Bay Terminals Commences Operations of the First Batch of Electric Empty Container Stackers in Shenzhen

On 14 September 2022, DaChan Bay Terminals commenced operations of two electric empty container stackers enhancing further its decarbonisation efforts.

This is the first batch of pure electric empty container stackers in operations at the terminals as well as in Shenzhen.

The electric empty container stacker is capable of running continuously for more than 12 consecutive hours and only takes one hour to fully recharge.

There is also a built-in energy recovery system.

The technology of the stackers is proven to be mature and on average it consumes only 1 unit (kWh) of electricity with a CO2 emission of 0.96kg for handling a TEU.

These electric empty container stackers can help reduce 45% of carbon emission per TEU while there will be no direct emission of carbon, nitrogen or any particulates at the terminals.

Compared to its diesel-powered counterpart, the electric stacker is simple to operate and offers stability in operations and lower maintenance cost.

This has marked another milestone on DaChan Bay Terminals’ decarbonisation journey.

DaChan Bay Terminals was the first container terminal in the world deploying full fleet of electric rubber-tyred gantry cranes from commencement of operation in 2007 and also the first in South China offering shore power at all berths in December 2019.

DaChan Bay Terminals has ordered a second batch of electric empty container stackers which is expected to be delivered in February 2023.***

AD Ports Group Reaches Key Milestone in Construction of CMA Terminals Khalifa Port

AD Ports Group has installed the first 90tonne block for the quay wall of the new CMA Terminals Khalifa Port, marking the major development milestone with a special ceremony.

Announced in September 2021, the development of the new terminal is on track with budgeted capital expenditure of AED 3.3 billion. The terminal is expected to be operational in H1 2025 and will be managed by a joint venture owned by CMA Terminals (70% ownership), a subsidiary of global shipping and logistics giant CMA CGM, and AD Ports Group (30% ownership). AD Ports Group is developing a wide range of supporting marine infrastructure for the terminal, which will provide CMA CGM with a new regional hub.

Senior executives from AD Ports Group, CMA CGM, and marine contractor NMDC attended the ceremony, where they signed the block and watched as it was lowered into place via a sea crane.

When the quay wall is complete, the signed block will be one of more than 6,000

within the 19m deep berth pocket and will be able to accommodate the world’s largest container vessels. Other facilities under development include a 3,500-metre offshore detached breakwater, a fully built-out rail platform, and 1,000,000 sqm of the terminal yard.

Once ready, the new terminal will have an initial capacity of 1.8 million TEUs, will be fully integrated with Etihad Rail and will significantly enhance Khalifa Port’s connectivity and position as a key gateway for the region.

Saif Al Mazrouei, Chief Executive Officer - Ports Cluster, AD Ports Group, said: “Today marks a key moment in the development of the new terminal in Khalifa Port, which will drive increased trade volumes and add new trade links with other high-profile ports, boosting the UAE’s economy. The scale of this 1,200-metre quay wall is indicative of the ambition of this project, which will create a major hub for CMA CGM, one of the leaders in shipping and logistics, supported by cutting-edge technology and services.”

“With the arrival of CMA CGM, Khalifa Port is now providing hubs for three of the

world’s top four shipping lines, consolidating our position as a leading facilitator of trade, logistics and industry.”

Michael Lund Hansen, CEO of CMA Terminals Khalifa Port, said: “This is an important moment for our company and our partners, as work continues to develop this new terminal, which will expand our Group’s shipping and logistics network in the region. Khalifa Port is a leading global hub that supports trade flows in and out of Abu Dhabi. With our new terminal and the shipping line services it will attract, Khalifa Port will see increased connectivity to global markets and further development of multi-modal logistics facilities, and advanced port infrastructure.”

David Gatward, Chief Engineering and Technical Services Officer, AD Ports Group, said, “We have made strong progress in the development of CMA Terminals Khalifa Port, as demonstrated by today’s ceremony. In addition to initiating construction of the quay wall, other ongoing marine works including the reclamation of land for the new terminal, construction of a new port basin and an offshore detached breakwater are on track. Recently, the contract for the design and construction of a 33kV substation was awarded as well. The ongoing development and expansion at the terminal will increase our container handling capacity and boost operational efficiency.”

Khalifa Port is one of the world’s most technologically advanced ports, with the first autonomous transport truck system in the Middle East, automated stacking cranes, aerial drones, a 360-sensory system, and an automated Terminal Operation System.

(doc. khalifa port)

It was ranked in the top five of the global Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), developed by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence.***

Shanghai to Spend US$7.3 billion on Yangshan Container Terminal

The Shanghai International Port Group (SIPG) has announced it is to invest up to CNY51.3 billion US$7.3 billion) in constructing container terminal and supporting projects at Xiaoyangshan, reports UK's Seatrade Maritime News.

The investment in the new area through its subsidiary Shanghai Shengdong International Container Terminal Company.

Located at the north side of Xiaoyangshan, the project includes seven 70,000 tonne-class and two 150,000 tonne-class container berths, with a design capacity to handle 11.6 million TEU per year.

Average annual operational days of the terminal could be around 330-334 days.

This terminal project will improve service level of Yangshan deep-water area, enhance river-to-sea combined transportation in Yangtze delta, and promote world-class port cluster construction in the region, said SIPG.

With works starting from October, the project construction is scheduled to be completed in stage within an eight year timeframe.

SITC: Naming Ceremony for M/V “SITC XINGDE”And “SITC WENDE”

Hold Successfully

On August 29, 2022, the Naming Ceremony of M/V “SITC XINGDE”and “SITC WENDE” was successfully held by SITC International Holdings Co., Ltd. (SITC International) and YANGZIJIANG Shipbuilding Group Ltd (YANGZIJIANG Shipbuilding Group).

The couple of Mr. Yang Xianxiang, CEO of SITC, Mr.Ren Letian, Genernal Manager of YANGZIJIANG Shipbuilding Group, Mr. Ma Jiwei , General Manager of Iris Home Products (Suzhou) Co., Ltd., Other Leaders of relevant departments of SITC and YANGZIJIANG Shipbuilding Group attended the ceremony together.

M/V “SITC XINGDE”and “SITC WENDE” will join SITC fleet soon, to meet lines’ requirements.With the continuous delivery of new vessels,SITC customers will receive better service, and the company's dominant position in the Asian regional market will be consolidated and strengthened for a long time.

Seaspan Cancels Order for Four

7,700-TEU LNG Fuelled Newbuilds

Seaspan Corporation, now a unit of New York listed Atlas Corp has announced that it has cancelled contracts four 7,700-TEU dual-fuel LNG-powered newbuilds, reports Singapore's Manifold Times.

"Due to certain conditions in the contracts not being fulfilled, the contracts have become null and void. Seaspan has notified the relevant

parties and has reserved its rights to claim against the counterparty in relation to the contracts.

Seaspan is the largest global containership lessor, primarily focused on long-term, fixed-rate leases with the world's largest container shipping lines. Seaspan's operating fleet consists of 127 vessels with a total capacity of 1,156,630 TEU, and an additional 63 vessels under construction, increasing total fleet capacity to 1,919,630 TEU.

A.P. Moller - Maersk Completes Divestment of Shares in Global Ports

A.P. Moller - Maersk announced that its terminals business APM Terminals had entered into an agreement to divest its 30.75% shareholding in Global Ports Investments PLC (GPI) to Delo Group.

As all necessary conditions have been fulfilled the transaction has now been completed. With this transfer of share ownership in GPI, APM Terminals no longer operates in Russia nor own any assets in the country.

As a consequence, the APM Terminals-appointed directors will step down from the Board of Directors of GPI with immediate effect.

COSCO SHIPPING Launches Dedicated Rail-Sea Container Train for Export of JMC Automobile

On September 8, a dedicated rail-sea container train for JMC Automobile Export operated by COSCO SHIPPING departed from Nanchang, Jiangxi province, and headed for South America and the Middle East via Xiamen Port and Ningbo Port, respectively.

Beginning in June of this year, JMC was unable to sign its trading orders due to the failure of timely delivery of products caused by shipping capacity shortages of ro-ro vessels.

Upon knowing that, COSCO SHIPPING Lines Wuhan took quick actions with the support and help of the headquarters. Leveraging its experience in automobile transport through waterway container shipping, the company collaborated with COSCO SHIPPING Lines Xiamen and Xiamen Ocean Gate Container Terminal, and worked with local railroads, yard stations and customers to adopt the innovative “Nanchang-Ningbo-Middle East” and “Nanchang-Xiamen-South America” rail-sea intermodal transport mode to help customers address the pain points and difficulties they encountered in transport. The company worked non-stop for 10 days and nights in spite of the high temperature and finally completed the loading of JMC vehicles on to the train to ensure the timely delivery of the first batch of JMC vehicles to the Middle East and South America.

The Overview Of Indonesian Export In AUGUST 2022

A.EXPORT DEVELOPMENT

Description

Table 1

THE SUMMARY OF INDONESIAN EXPORTS

JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

FOB Value% Change of% Change of August 2022Jan - Aug 2022% Share to Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - AugoveroverAugust

2022 2022 * 2021 2022 *July 2022Jan-Aug' 2021 2022

Total Exports 25.563,227.907,4 143.696,6194.596,9 9,1735,42100,00

Oil & Gas 1.367,91.717,97.840,910.865,525,5938,585,58

Processing industry

oil Products395,1462,61.154,73.439,717,07197,881,77 -Crude Oil 105,8133,92.347,41.046,0 26,56-55,44 0,53 - Gas867,01.121,44.338,86.379,829,3547,043,28

Non Oil & Gas 24.195,326.189,5 135.855,7183.731,4 8,2435,2494,42

* Temporary Numbers

Description

(source BPS)

Table 2

THE SUMMARY OF INDONESIAN EXPORTS BASED ON SECTOR JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

FOB Value% Change of% Change of August 2022Jan - Aug 2022% Share to Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - AugoveroverAugust 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 *July 2022Jan-Aug' 2021 2022

Total Exports 25.563,227.907,4 143.696,6194.596,9 9,1735,42100,00

Oil & Gas 1.367,91.717,97.840,9 10.865,525,5938,585,58

Non Oil & Gas 24.195,326.189,5 135.855,7183.731,4 8,2435,2494,42 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries) 2.603,1385,0450,43.049,316,9917,141,57

- Processing industry 17.440,819.793,7112.251,5139.226,8 13,4924,0371,55 - Mining and other 6.369,55.945,421.001,141.455,3 -6,6697,40 21,30

* Temporary Numbers

(source BPS)

Table 3

NON OIL AND GAS EXPORTS BY TWO DIGITS OF HS CODE (COMMODITY GROUP)

JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

Commodity Good (HS)

% Change of% Change of % Share to Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - AugAugust 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Non Oil & Gas 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 * over July 2022 over Jan-Aug' 21August 2022

FOB Value

1.Mineral fuel (27) 5.513,75.145,218.441,334.818,5 -6,6888,81 18,95

2.Fats & animal/vegetable oils (15)3.562,04.466,721.208,423.165,325,409,2312,61

3. Iron and steel (72) 1.979,72.264,512.280,018.726,514,3852,5010,19

4. Electric machines & electrical equipment (85)1.195,81.448,87.508,69.462,721,1626,035,15

5.Vehicle & parts (87) 925,91.032,75.606,96.921,511,5423,453,77

6.Metal ore, crust and ash (26) 864,9818,93.679,16.859,6 -5,3286,44 3,73

7.Rubber & rubber goods (40) 586,1554,14.831,24.641,4 -5,45-3,93 2,53

8.Nickel & articles thereof (75)516,4 615,1638,83.593,919,11462,581,96

9.Pulp (47) 376,3348,42.011,7 2.299,8-7,41 14,321,25

10. Inorganic chemicals (28) 278,1211,8989,6 1.934,7 -23,8495,50 1,05

Total of 10 Commodity Groups15.798,916.906,277.195,6112.423,9 7,0145,6461,19

Others8.396,49.283,358.660,171.307,510,5621,5638,81

Total Non Oil & Gas Exports 24.195,326.189,5 135.855,7183.731,4 8,2435,24100,00

Table 4

NON OIL & GAS EXPORTS BY DESTINATION COUNTRIES, JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

Destination Countries

% Change of% Change of % Share to Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - AugAugust 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Non Oil & Gas 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 * over July 2022 over Jan-Aug' 21August 2022

FOB Value

ASEAN 4.681,24.770,726.654,836.058,71,9135,2819,63

1Singapore 719,4785,05.204,66.717,49,1329,073,66

2Malaysia 1.239,11.339,06.717,59.571,88,0642,495,21

3Thailand630,6 614,63.846,54.768,9 -2,5523,98 2,60

Other ASEAN countries 2.092,12.032,110.886,215.000,6 -2,8737,79 8,16

EUROPEAN UNION 1.881,52.302,511.275,714.476,422,3828,397,88

4Germany271,9 240,91.844,92.144,8-11,4316,251,17

5Netherland524,1530,72.907,33.814,91,2631,222,08

6Italy 271,5350,01.683,02.123,128,9026,151,16

Other European countries 814,01.180,94.840,56.393,645,0932,093,47

OTHER MAIN COUNTRIES 14.078,915.269,9 75.686,5 105.323,9 8,4639,1657,32

7China5.026,06.162,430.117,139.081,622,6129,7721,27

8Japan 2.140,42.154,210.578,815.121,90,6542,958,23

9USA2.508,02.586,215.909,219.857,23,1224,8210,81

10India 2.264,92.471,18.334,416.150,99,1093,798,79

11Australia 296,7266,21.963,92.227,0 -10,2613,40 1,21

12South Korea952,1898,7 5.050,67.402,3 -5,6146,56 4,03

13Taiwan890,8731,1 3.732,55.483,0 -17,9346,90 2,98

Total of 13 Destination Countries 17.735,519.130,1 97.890,3 134.464,8 7,8637,3673,20

Others6.459,87.059,437.965,449.266,69,2829,7726,80

Total Non Oil & Gas Exports 24.195,326.189,5 135.855,7183.731,4 8,2435,24100,00

The Overview Of Indonesian Import In AUGUST 2022

B.IMPORT DEVELOPMENT

Table 1

THE SUMMARY OF INDONESIAN IMPORTS JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

% Change

% Share to Description August 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Import Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - Augover over August 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 *July 2022Jan-Aug' 20212022 *

CIF Value ( Million US$ )

Total21.345,0 22.150,4 122.982,0159.678,1 3,7729,84100,00

Oil & Gas 4.455,33.701,415.361,427.620,9 -16,9279,81 17,30

- Crude Oil 1.686,71.083,84.565,87.505,8 -35,7464,39 4,70

- Oil Products2.363,12.157,4 8.372,916.533,6 -8,7097,47 10,36

- Gas405,5460,22.422,73.581,513,4847,832,24

Non Oil & Gas 16.889,718.449,0 107.620,6132.057,2 9,2322,7182,70

Remark: * Temporary Numbers

Table 2

IMPORT VALUES ACCORDING TO GROUP OF USE OF GOODS JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

% Change

Share to The Group ofAugust 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Import Total JulyAugustJan-AugJan - Augover over August

CIF Value ( Million US$ )

2022

*July 2022Jan-Aug' 20212022 *

Total Impor 21.345,022.150,4 122.982,0159.678,1 3,7729,84100,00

Consumer Goods1.648,81.851,112.311,613.007,712,275,658,14

Raw Materials /

16.698,716.757,9 93.020,3 123.553,3 0,3532,8277,38

Goods2.997,53.541,417.650,123.117,118,1430,9714,48

Remark: * Temporary Numbers

(source BPS)

Table 3

NON OIL AND GAS IMPORTS BY TWO DIGITS OF HS CODE (COMMODITY GROUP)

JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

CIF Value (Million US$)

Commodity Good (HS)

% Change of% Change of % Share to Total

JulyAugust Jan - Aug Jan - AugAugust 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Non Oil & Gas 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 * over July 2022 over Jan-Aug 2021 August 2022 *

1.Mechanical machines/ devices (84) 2.620,6 2.977,815.656,520.426,513,6330,4715,47

2.Electric machines & electrical equipment (85)2.327,52.559,914.689,417.731,59,9820,7113,43

3.Pulp/waste from the food industry (23) 508,7373,52.831,53.120,2 -26,5910,19 2,36

4.Mineral fuel (27) 365,8572,21.727,13.038,956,4175,96 2,30

5.Cereals (10) 318,0468,02.586,92.991,547,1615,642,26

6.Sugar and confectionery (17) 301,3251,62.066,9 2.589,5 -16,4925,28 1,96

7.Goods made of iron & steel (73) 279,1388,71.939,62.489,539,2828,351,88

8.Gems/jewelry (71) 503,5362,41.592,32.254,8 -28,0241,61 1,71

9.Oily seeds and fruit (12) 163,1 98,61.454,41.544,3 -39,59 6,181,17

10. Fish, crustaceans and mollusks (03)71,141,3 202,0351,2 -41,8273,85 0,27

Total of 10 Commodity Groups 7.458,78.094,044.746,656.537,98,5226,3542,81

Others9.431,010.355,062.874,075.519,3 9,8020,1157,19

Total Non Oil & Gas Exports 16.889,718.449,0 107.620,6132.057,2 9,2322,71100,00

Table 4 NON OIL & GAS IMPORTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN OF GOODS, JANUARY - AUGUST 2022 (Million US$)

CIF Value (Million US$)

Origin Countries

ASEAN

% Change of% Change of % Share to Total

JulyAugust Jan - Aug Jan - AugAugust 2022Jan - Aug 2022 Non Oil & Gas 2022 2022 * 2021 2022 * over July 2022 over Jan-Aug 2021 August 2022 *

2.878,22.909,818.961,422.603,91,1019,2117,12

1Singapore 875,0802,05.753,96.180,0 -8,347,41 4,68

2Thailand948,8 903,75.694,87.682,9 -4,7634,91 5,82

3Malaysia 479,3605,03.693,24.208,026,2313,943,19

Other ASEAN countries 575,1599,13.819,54.533,04,1718,683,43

EUROPEAN UNION 831,41.031,96.742,97.348,2 24,118,985,56

4Germany245,3 387,32.000,82.364,257,9218,171,79

5Netherland64,869,5522,6 535,47,212,450,40

6Italy114,2116,0 1.150,3941,31,56 -18,18 0,71

Other European countries 407,1459,13.069,23.507,312,7514,272,66

OTHER MAIN COUNTRIES 10.942,211.880,267.671,882.982,78,5722,6362,84

7China5.940,26.574,134.681,344.594,610,6728,5833,77

8Japan 1.499,91.506,99.015,711.354,10,4725,948,60

10South Korea809,5 887,15.846,36.748,89,5815,445,11

11Australia 825,0944,85.292,25.892,0 14,5311,334,46

2.729,63.080,05,0112,842,33

657,04.481,85.196,02,2015,943,94

Total of 13 Destination Countries 13.669,514.763,7 86.487,3 104.894,5 8,0021,2879,43

Others3.220,23.685,321.133,327.162,714,4528,5320,57

Total Non Oil & Gas Exports 16.889,718.449,0 107.620,6132.057,2 9,2322,71100,00

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Ketua INSA: Dampak Kenaikan Harga BBM Subsidi Terhadap Sektor Pelayaran

Idealnya saat ada kenaikan BBM, maka langsung ada penyesuaian tarif untuk angkutan penumpang jarak pendek secepatnya karena

beban kenaikan BBM cukup besar

Carmelita Hartoto Ketua Umum DPP INSA

10.000 per liter, sedangkan harga Solar subsidi naik dari Rp 5.150 per liter menjadi Rp 6.800 per liter. Sementara Pertamax naik dari Rp 12.500 menjadi Rp 14.500 per liter.

Kenaikan harga BBM akan berdampak terhadap sektor angkutan transportasi, seperti pelayaran baik secara langsung maupun tidak langsung.

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ecara resmi pemerintah telah menaikkan beberapa jenis bahan bakar minyak (BBM) pada Sabtu (03/09/2022).

Kenaikan harga BBM terjadi pada jenis Pertalite dari 7.650 per liter menjadi Rp

Ketua Umum Dewan Pengurus Pusat Indonesian National Shipowners’ Association (DPP INSA) Carmelita Hartoto mengatakan, kenaikan harga BBM berdampak langsung terhadap pelayaran angkutan penumpang, mengingat untuk sektor pelayaran penumpang menggunakan BBM subsidi.

“Sudah pasti beban operasional bagi angkutan pelayaran penumpang semakin berat seiring kenaikan harga BBM,” katanya, Senin (05/09/2022).

Menurut Carmelita, pelayaran sektor angkutan penumpang yang melayani jarak dekat, selama ini tarif angkutannya ditentukan Pemerintah. Untuk itu, Carmelita berharap Pemerintah bisa segera melakukan penyesuian tarif untuk pelayaran penumpang jarak dekat.

“Idealnya saat ada kenaikan BBM, maka langsung ada penyesuaian tarif untuk angkutan penumpang jarak pendek secepatnya karena beban kenaikan BBM cukup besar,” ujarnya

Dalam struktur biaya operasional, bahan bakar menyumbang 40%-50% terhadap total biaya operasional pelayaran.

Adapun untuk pelayaran penumpang jarak jauh, Carmelita meminta para operator pelayaran melihat potensi dan mekanisme pasar yang berlaku di tiap lokasi pelayaran, agar tetap kompetitif namun juga harus mengutamakan keselamatan penumpang.

“Untuk pelayaran penumpang jarak jauh kita harap mereka bisa tetap memberikan layanan terbaik, dan mengutamakan faktor keselamatan,” ujarnya.

Untuk kenaikan harga BBM non subsidi yang selalu fluktuatif seperti yang dipublikasikan Pertamina setiap 15 hari, sambung Carmelita, maka pelaku usaha menerapkan fuel surcharge.

Selain terhadap pelayaran, dampak kenaikan BBM ini juga berdampak terhadap kenaikan ongkos trucking dan transportasi dan biaya kepelabuhanan.

“Jadi penyesuaian tarif angkutan karena naiknya BBM, ini tidak hanya pada sektor pelayaran, tapi juga angkutan lainnya,” pungkasnya.***

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Rebranding 3 Anak Usahanya

Intinya kita harus melakukan pembaruan, karena tanpa pembaruan bisnis bisa mati. Kita banyak mengambil pelajaran dari brandbrand global yang dulu digdaya, namun tanpa pembaruan mereka tidak bisa bangkit lagi

Nepos MT Pakpahan Direktur Utama PT. Pertamina Trans Kontinental

PT. Pertamina Trans Kontinental (PTK),

bagian dari PT. Pertamina International Shipping subholding Integrated Marine Logistics (PIS SH IML) melakukan rebranding atas tiga anak usahanya yaitu :

1.PETEKA Karya Jala menjadi PERTAMINA MARINE ENGINEERING (PME) – bergerak di bisnis dredging, fresh water, under water services, waste management, dan EPC.

2.PETEKA Karya Gapura menjadi PERTAMINA MARINE SOLUTIONS (PMSol) – bergerak di bidang perdagangan, pengawakan, pengelolaan kapal, dan general service; dan

3.PETEKA Karya Samudera menjadi PERTAMINA PORT and LOGISTICS (PPL) – bergerak di bisnis jasa kepelabuhanan, jasa bongkar muat, kapal, Oil Spill Response/OSR dan pergudangan /logistik.

Selain perubahan nama, langkah rebranding PTK juga diikuti perubahan logo dengan menyertakan logo Pertamina. Logo Pertamina terdiri atas tiga warna utama yaitu biru yang memiliki arti andal, dapat dipercaya dan bertanggung jawab. Warna hijau memiliki arti sumber daya energi yang berwawasan lingkungan. Dan warna merah memiliki arti keuletan dan ketegasan serta keberanian dalam menghadapi berbagai macam kesulitan.

Sementara dari simbol grafis logo Pertamina, bentuk anak panah menggambarkan aspirasi organisasi Pertamina untuk senantiasa bergerak ke depan, maju dan progresif. Simbol ini juga mengisyaratkan huruf “P” yakni huruf pertama dari Pertamina. Sementara tiga elemen berwarna melambangkan pulau-pulau dengan berbagai skala yang merupakan bentuk negara Indonesia.

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“Dari sisi visi misi PTK memang tidak ada perubahan. Namun kami memutuskan untuk membawa nama Pertamina sebagai brand guna memperkuat brand equity kita. Rebranding ini akan membantu PTK untuk semakin mendapatkan kepercayaan, baik dari para pelanggan maupun para stakeholders karena brand Pertamina sudah sangat kuat dan terpercaya,” papar Direktur Utama PT. Pertamina Trans Kontinental, Nepos MT Pakpahan.

Nepos menjelaskan, langkah rebranding tiga anak usaha PTK tersebut bertujuan untuk membawa PTK pada goals sebagai “The World Class Shipping Company & Maritime Business Company” tahun 2026 nanti, serta demi memperkuat reputasi kompetensi anak perusahaan PTK dalam melakukan pelayanan untuk cakupan internasional.

Dari sisi pemasaran, strategi ini diharapkan bisa meningkatkan pangsa pasar captive maupun non captive.

“Intinya kita harus melakukan pembaruan, karena tanpa pembaruan bisnis bisa mati. Kita banyak mengambil pelajaran dari brand-brand global yang dulu digdaya, namun tanpa pembaruan mereka tidak bisa bangkit lagi,” tambah Nepos.

Lebih lanjut dijelaskan, semua strategi rebranding dan values PTK group, diturunkan ke seluruh lini usaha perusahaan, termasuk ke anak perusahaan dan seluruh Perwira atau pekerjanya. Hal ini dilakukan demi mencapai

target bersama PTK Group sebagai bagian dari subholding Integrated Marine Logistics yang bertanggungjawab mendukung holding dari aspek bisnis shipping dan jasa marine terintegrasi, selain untuk membidik peluang bisnis perkapalan di luar wilayah Indonesia, dan juga menguasai rantai pasok terminal dan sarana penunjangnya. Dan lebih lanjut, PTK diharapkan dapat menjadi entitas bisnis yang kuat sebagai total solution di industri pelayaran, jasa maritim dan logistik. PTK sebagai anak usaha PT Pertamina International Shipping, terus melakukan pembenahan agar menjadi Perusahaan Pelayaran dan Jasa Maritim yang andal, profesional dan terpercaya. Sebagai perusahaan yang bergerak dalam bidang jasa, PTK dituntut untuk memberikan pelayanan terbaik kepada seluruh customer dan mitra kerja perusahaan.

Mengusung “Sailing Beyond Border” sebagai jargon dalam perjalanannya mewujudkan visi tahun 2026, sebuah jargon yang memiliki makna filosofis sebagai visi transformasi PTK, PTK mengembangkan seluruh lini bisnisnya termasuk melakukan pengembangan di internal pada aspek people, teknologi informasi, dan system excellence. Juga melakukan rebranding ketiga anak usaha, diikuti dengan reklasterisasi seluruh lini bisnis grup, sehingga PTK siap berlayar menembus batas dan menjadi pemain kelas dunia.

Dalam posisinya sebagai holding, Pertamina telah menanamkan nilai-nilai dasar (core values) AKHLAK (Amanah, Kompeten, Harmonis, Loyal, Adaptif, dan Kolaboratif) BUMN, yang dirancang khusus untuk proses transformasi human capital di lingkungan BUMN. Core values tersebut dirancang guna meningkatkan daya saing BUMN agar menjadi pemain global serta memposisikan BUMN sebagai pabrik talenta.

Core values AKHLAK menjadi panduan moral etika seluruh BUMN, yang diturunkan kepada seluruh entitas usahanya di dalam Grup termasuk PTK. Bagi Pertamina, AKHLAK juga merupakan identitas dan perekat budaya kerja yang mendukung peningkatan kinerja Pertamina dan entitas anaknya secara berkelanjutan.

“Intinya agar bisa maju kita harus bekerja tulus, punya arah, dan kerjakan yang terbaik untuk mendapatkan hasil terbaik. Nilai-nilai itulah yang bisa menjadi kekuatan seluruh lini usaha Pertamina termasuk PTK untuk memenangkan hati customer dan kelak bisa kita jadikan legacy,” pungkas Nepos.

PT Pertamina Trans Kontinental (PTK) pada awalnya bernama PT Pertamina Tongkang yang didirikan pada 9 September 1969. Lalu berganti nama menjadi PT Pertamina Trans Kontinental pada 29 November 2011. Hingga saat ini PTK mengelola 104 pelabuhan Pertamina serta 343 armada kapal. (mj)

ASDP Gandeng INKA, Kerjasama Konstruksi Fasilitas Kapal dan Pelabuhan "Green Port"

P

T ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) dan PT INKA (Persero) secara resmi menyepakati kerjasama dalam konstruksi fasilitas kapal dan pelabuhan demi mendukung target perusahaan untuk menghasilkan pelayanan prima kepada pengguna jasa dan mewujudkan layanan Green Port berkelanjutan.

Corporate Secretary PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) Shelvy Arifin mengatakan bahwa pada Senin (29/8) di Madiun, Jawa Timur, ASDP diwakili Direktur Utama Ira Puspadewi bersama INKA yang diwakili oleh Direktur Utama Budi Noviantoro telah melakukan penandatanganan Nota Kesepahaman tentang Kerjasama Konstruksi Fasilitas Kapal dan Pelabuhan, yang disaksikan secara langsung oleh Wakil Menteri II BUMN Kartika Wirjoatmodjo. Melengkapi kerjasama, ASDP dan PT INKA Multi Solusi juga sepakat melaksanakan Kerjasama Desain dan Revitalisasi Interior serta Sistem Pendingin Kapal yang Ramah Lingkungan Menuju Zero Impact Global Warning,

dan juga telah dilakukan penandatanganan Perjanjian Pekerjaan antara ASDP dan PT

INKA Multi Solusi tentang Renovasi Pilot Project Lavatory KMP Portlink III.

“Alhamdullilah, pada hari ini bertepatan dengan HUT ke-41 PT INKA telah terlaksana penandatanganan kedua belah pihak, dimana kerjasama ini sebagai wujud komitmen

ASDP dan INKA yang telah bertransformasi untuk terus mengadopsi bisnis baru transportasi umum yang modern, kandungan konten lokal bermutu tinggi dan tetap ramah lingkungan,” ujar Shelvy.

Menurutnya, kerjasama dengan INKA patut diapresiasi dan ini merupakan langkah maju ASDP dalam menghadirkan layanan prima kepada pengguna jasa. Apalagi, PT INKA juga telah konsisten bertransformasi dalam mengadopsi bisnis baru untuk transportasi umum. “Untuk itu, maka diperlukan upaya peningkatan sarana fasilitas baik di kapal maupun pelabuhan yang secara bersama-sama dapat dikembangkan secara utuh sehingga tercapai integrasi teknologi

dalam bidang desain, konstruksi, engineering fasilitas kapal dan pelabuhan,” ujarnya.

Wamen II BUMN Kartika Wirjoatmodjo mengatakan pihaknya mengapresiasi dan bangga dengan transformasi INKA yang terus membuat terobosan, khususnya dalam membangun ekosistem industri kendaraan listrik di Indonesia.

“Industri transportasi publik ini menarik, dimana kebutuhan perkeretaapian dan bis akan meningkat sangat tinggi. Karena itu seberapa cepat kita bisa melakukan scale up industri bis dan kereta api. BUMN harus jadi katalis eksosistem BUMN dan swasta. Membangun ekosistem yang sehat, dan ini jadi tantangan kita bersama,” ujarnya.

Shelvy menambahkan, ASDP terus bertransformasi menjadi operator transportasi umum penyeberangan dan pelabuhan yang terus mengadopsi dan mengintegrasikan teknologi ramah lingkungan. Sebelumnya, ASDP juga menggandeng PLN kerjasama melalui layanan ALMA yang merupakan kegiatan efisiensi penggunaan BBM dan pemanfaatan energi bersih sebagai sumber energi bagi kapal ketika sandar di pelabuhan.

Selain itu, ASDP juga telah memulai penggunaan kendaraan listrik di wilayah pelabuhan utama Merak dan Bakauheni. "Kerjasama ini patut didukung sepenuhnya, karena ASDP berkomitmen untuk membangun industri penyeberangan dan pelabuhan yang berkelanjutan yang berorientasi pada Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Kerjasama ini (energi bersih) adalah sebuah keniscayaan yang juga merupakan kepentingan dunia dan ASDP mau berpartisipasi langsung sebagai “global corporate citizen" yang bertanggung jawab untuk menggunakan produk ramah lingkungan dalam mendukung kelangsungan bisnisnya,” ujarnya menandaskan. (mj)

Bisnis Barang Meningkat, PT PELNI Gelar Customer Gathering

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T Pelayaran Nasional Indonesia (Persero) menggelar audiensi dengan sejumlah perusahaan pengirim barang asal Surabaya di JW Marriot Hotel, Surabaya, Jumat (2/9). Pertemuan ini digelar sebagai rangkaian dari cara Perusahaan merayakan Hari Pelanggan Nasional yang jatuh pada 4 September.

Audiensi yang berjalan santai dan bersahabat. Dari PT PELNI turut hadir Komisaris Kristia Budiarto, Direktur Utama Tri Andayani, Direktur Usaha Angkutan Barang dan Tol Laut Yossianis Marciano, Kepala Cabang Surabaya Haeru Rijal dan sejumlah pimpinan PT PELNI dari Kantor Pusat Jakarta maupun perwakilan PELNI Cabang Surabaya.

Direktur Utama PT PELNI Tri Andayani merupakan penggagas pertemuan ini. Dirinya memandang penting untuk dapat mempertemukan manajemen tertinggi sebagi pembuat kebijakan dengan pelanggan Perusahaan sebagai penerima langsung dampak kebijakan dan sangat mempengaruhi keputusan mereka untuk menggunakan jasa PELNI atau tidak.

“Makan malam berlangsung cair dan terbuka. Kami ingin mendengarkan langsung dampak kebijakan kami terhadap pelaku usaha di lapangan. Harus ada sinkronisasi antara kebijakan dengan kebutuhan pelaku usaha dengan prinsip saling menguntungkan. Kami berharap perusahaan pengiriman barang dimanapun melihat keseriusan PT

PELNI untuk terus memberikan yang terbaik,” ujar Tri Andayani.

Sementara itu, Direktur Usaha Angkutan Barang dan Tol Laut Yossianis Marciano menyampaikan hal senada. Sebagai muara pergerakan barang ke wilayah tengah dan timur, sangat penting bagi PT PELNI untuk mendapatkan masukan dari para pengusaha pengirim barang di Surabaya.

“Pergerakan barang dari Surabaya sangat besar, sehingga masukan dari rekanrekan di lapangan sangat krusial untuk melihat posisi kami di tengah banyaknya opsi jasa angkutan logistik. Untuk dapat bersaing secara kompetitif, kami harus tanggap mendengarkan masukan dan kebutuhan pelanggan, sehingga kami bisa cepat menyesuaikan diri,” ungkap Yossianis.

Pada pertemuan malam itu, PT PELNI mengundang perwakilan perusahaan pengiriman barang untuk kapal penumpang maupun pelanggan muatan kapal tol laut.

Selama masa pandemi, di saat jumlah penumpang mengalami penurunan, tren bisnis muatan justru mengalami peningkatan. Untuk pengiriman muatan dengan kapal tol laut di tahun 2020 tercatat sebanyak 8.858 TEUs, sementara tahun 2021 jumlah muatan tol laut sebesar 12.872 TEUs atau naik 85,4 persen dari tahun sebelumnya. Untuk tahun 2022, hingga Juli tercatat 8.252 TEUs dimana jumlah tersebut menunjukkan

kenaikan sebesar 18,2 persen dari periode tahun sebelumnya (YoY).

“Bisnis angkutan barang tercatat menujukkan tren yang positif. Untuk kinerja tol laut sendiri. Sepanjang semester 1/2022, muatan tol laut menunjukan kenaikkan hingga 117 persen. Tiga wilayah dengan muatan tol laut terbesar masih didominasi oleh Surabaya, disusul oleh Ternate dan Bitung/ Tahuna,” tambah Yossianis.

PELNI mengoperasikan 10 kapal tol laut dimana kapasitas KM Lognus 1-5-6 sebesar 220 TEUs; KM Lognus 2-3-4 : 115 TEUs serta tipe KM Kendhaga 55 TEUs dengan rata-rata pengiriman sebanyak 1-2 kali per bulan. Surabaya menjadi home base terbesar bagi kapal-kapal Tol Laut karena letaknya yang strategis.

PELNI sebagai Perusahaan Badan Usaha Milik Negara yang bergerak pada bidang transportasi laut saat ini mengoperasikan 26 Kapal Penumpang dan menyinggahi 76 pelabuhan serta melayani 1.058 ruas.

Selain angkutan penumpang, PELNI juga melayani 44 trayek kapal perintis yang menjadi sarana aksesibilitas bagi mobilitas penduduk di daerah tertinggal, terpencil, terluar dan perbatasan (3TP) di mana Kapal Perintis menyinggahi 281 pelabuhan dengan total 3.695 ruas. PELNI juga mengoperasikan sebanyak 16 Kapal Rede. Untuk pelayanan bisnis logistik, saat ini PELNI mengoperasikan 10 trayek Tol Laut serta satu trayek khusus untuk angkutan ternak.(mj)

Presiden Jokowi Resmikan Jalan Tol Cibitung-Cilincing

Presiden Joko Widodo hari ini meresmikan Jalan Tol CibitungCilincing (JTCC) yang menghubungkan Jalan Tol Jakarta Cikampek di Cibitung dengan Jalan Tol Lingkar Luar 1 (JORR-1) di Cilincing.

“Jalan Tol Cibitung-Cilincing yang segera kita resmikan ini adalah bagian dari JORR 2, Jakarta Outer Ring Road yang kedua dan kita harapkan Jakarta Outer Ring Road 2 ini akan rampung selesai 100 persen di akhir tahun 2023,” ujar Presiden Joko Widodo dalam sambutannya.

Presiden menambahkan bahwa kehadiran Jalan Tol Cibitung-Cilincing ini diharapkan dapat mempercepat mobilitas barang, utamanya barang-barang yang berasal dari kawasan-kawasan industri di Bekasi bagian utara dan kawasan-kawasan

logistik di Karawang dan Bekasi menuju pelabuhan yang ada di Jakarta wilayah utara.

“Kecepatan inilah yang nanti akan mempermudah mobilitas barang dan tentu saja dengan kecepatan itu akan memperkuat daya saing produk-produk Indonesia yang akan diekspor,” imbuhnya.

Dalam acara peresmian ini, Presiden Joko Widodo didampingi sejumlah menteri dan pejabat, antara lain Menteri Sekretaris Negara Pratikno, Menteri Perhubungan Budi Karya Sumadi, Menteri PUPR Basuki Hadimuljono, Menteri BUMN Erick Thohir, Gubernur Jawa Barat Ridwan Kamil, Penjabat (Pj) Gubernur Banten Al Muktabar, Kepala Badan Pengatur Jalan Tol (BPJT) Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum dan Perumahan Rakyat (PUPR) Danang Parikesit, Direktur Utama PT Pelabuhan Indonesia

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(Persero) / Pelindo Arif Suhartono, jajaran Komisaris dan Direksi Pelindo, PT Pelindo Solusi Logistik, PT Akses Pelabuhan Indonesia, serta PT Cibitung Tanjung Priok Tollways.

“Dengan keterlibatan langsung Pelindo yang juga mengelola Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok dalam JTCC diharapkan dapat meningkatkan pelayanan terhadap angkutan barang dari dan menuju kawasan industri, logistik maupun pelabuhan,” ujar Presiden.

Jalan tol JTCC dengan panjang 34.38 km ini merupakan bagian terpanjang dari Jalan Tol Lingkar Luar Jakarta 2 (JORR 2). Ruas tol ini terdiri dari 4 seksi, yaitu Seksi 1 Cibitung-Telaga Asih sepanjang 2.6 km, Seksi 2 Telaga Asih-Gabus sepanjang 10,15 km, Seksi 3 Gabus-Tarumajaya sepanjang 14,35 km dan Seksi 4 Tarumajaya-Cilincing sepanjang 7,28 km.

Seksi 1 telah beroperasi pada 31 Juli 2021 yang lalu, seksi 2 dan seksi 3 akan segera dioperasikan paska peresmian ini, sedangkan seksi 4 saat ini masih dalam tahap penyelesaian dan direncanakan untuk selesai dan beroperasi di akhir tahun 2022.

Dengan beroperasinya seksi 2 dan seksi 3 JTCC ini, Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok akan terhubung secara lebih baik dengan hinterlandnya dan kawasan industri di timur Jakarta. Hal ini diharapkan dapat mengurangi waktu tempuh kendaraan angkutan, membantu menurunkan biaya logistik nasional, serta memberikan dampak multiplier effect berupa peningkatan daya saing Indonesia.

“Lebih dari 60% kargo di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok berasal dari hinterland atau kawasan industri di timur Jakarta, oleh karena itu Pelindo ingin menyediakan konektivitas langsung menuju Pelabuhan. Pembangunan JTCC juga dilakukan sebagai salah satu kontribusi Pelindo untuk mendukung program Pemerintah dalam

melakukan percepatan pembangunan infrastruktur,” kata Arif Suhartono, Direktur Utama Pelindo, Selasa (20/9/2022).

Ruas Jalan Tol Cibitung-Cilincing dibangun dan dioperasikan oleh PT Cibitung Tanjung Priok Tollways (PT CTP), yang dimiliki oleh PT Akses Pelabuhan Indonesia dan PT Menara Maritim Indonesia. Kedua perusahaan tersebut merupakan anak usaha PT Pelindo Solusi Logistik (SPSL), yang merupakan salah satu subholding Pelindo di bidang logistik dan hinterland development.

“Pelindo saat ini juga akan mengembangkan Akses Timur Pelabuhan New Priok (NPEA), yang menghubungkan Terminal Kalibaru, Tanjung Priok dengan JTCC. Akses baru ini diharapkan akan semakin melengkapi peran JTCC dalam memberikan kemudahan dan kelancaran arus barang dari hinterland ke Pelabuhan dan sebaliknya, sehingga dapat memberikan layanan logistik yang lebih reliable dan efisien,” kata Arif.

Adapun ruas JTCC juga akan dibangun Rest Area & Logistic Hub sehingga JTCC tidak hanya akan menciptakan konektivitas yang lebih baik, namun juga memfasilitasi kegiatan logistik yang terintegrasi di dalam satu kawasan. Rest Area & Logistic Hub yang pada tahapan awal direncanakan seluas 40 Ha, dimana 5 Ha diperuntukkan sebagai Rest Area, dan 35 Ha sebagai area logistik ini akan memiliki peran penting karena dapat memfasilitasi konsolidasi ekspor dalam rangka mendukung penurunan biaya logistik dan pertumbuhan ekonomi Nasional.

“Rest Area & Logistic Center di JTCC ini akan menjadi keunggulan tersendiri, karena mengintegrasikan fasilitas penunjang logistik dengan Rest Area jalan tol. Fasilitas ini dibangun untuk mendukung keberadaan Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok bersama-sama dengan hinterland dan kawasan industri di timur Jakarta untuk dapat tumbuh lebih cepat dan lebih baik kedepan,” tutup Arif.***

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IPC TPK Terima Empat Penghargaan Internasional di Dubai

IPC Terminal Petikemas/IPC TPK kembali mencatatkan sejarah baru. David P Sirait Direktur Utama IPC TPK hadir menerima 4 (empat) penghargaan sekaligus kategori

Customer Value Creator Port/Terminal of The Year 2022 serta Certified Global Ports Manager (CGPM) atas nama David P. Sirait, Vonny Oktaviana dan Reza Andhika pada ajang corporate rating The Sixth Global Ports Forum Awards 2022. Bertempat di Shangri La Hotel Dubai, acara penghargaan ini dihadiri oleh operator pelabuhan dan pelaku bisnis dari berbagai belahan dunia.

“Kami bangga dapat membawa nama baik Indonesia dikancah global dan menjadi salah satu operator pelabuhan di Asia

Tenggara yang menerima penghargaan pada ajang ini. Penghargaan ini sebagai simbol apresiasi dan pengakuan internasional atas meningkatnya kinerja pelayanan IPC TPK.”, ujar David.

Ajang corporate rating The Sixth Global Ports Forum Awards 2022 diselenggarakan oleh Global Port Forum yang diikuti oleh operator pelabuhan dan pelaku bisnis pendukung pelabuhan dari seluruh dunia. Pada kesempatan ini, 12 (dua belas) pemenang membawa pulang piagam dengan berbagai kategori.

Berbagai upaya terus dilakukan oleh IPC TPK untuk mewujudkan layanan berstandar internasional kepada seluruh pengguna jasa

di seluruh terminal dan area kerja. Atas fokus penciptaan customer value creation ini, hingga Agustus 2022 IPC TPK mencatatkan peningkatan troughput sebesar 161% dibandingkan periode yang sama di tahun sebelumnya.

“Penghargaan ini merupakan komitmen kami untuk terus meningkatkan level of service di terminal petikemas yang dikelola IPC TPK serta menjadi motivasi untuk mengedepankan customer experience agar sejalan dengan optimalisasi pelayanan. Tak lupa, apresiasi kami sampaikan kepada seluruh customer atas kepercayaan juga dukungan stakeholder yang telah berkolaborasi baik dengan IPC TPK.” tutup Dirut IPC TPK.(mj)

Pelindo Pontianak Sosialisasi Sistem Operasional Layanan Kapal Terpadu “Phinnisi”

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) Regional 2 Pontianak bersama Kantor Kesyahbandaran dan Otoritas Pelabuhan Kelas II Pontianak melakukan sosialisasi Sistem Operasional Layanan Kapal Terpadu “Phinnisi” kepada perusahaan pelayaran dilingkungan Pelabuban Pontianak, bertempat di Kantor PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) Regional 2 Pontianak, Kamis, 22 September 2022.

Bahwa kegiatan sosialisasi Flatform “Phinnisi” ini merupakan rangkaian kegiaran Stanas PK (Strategi Nasional Pemberantasan Korupsi) melalui percepatan implementasi Nasional Logistik Ekosistem, yang bertujuan untuk pemangkasan birokrasi dan peningkatan pelayanan di kawasan pelabuhan.

Bahwa Platform sistem operasi layanan kapal yang terintegrasi “Phinnisi”, sekaligus merupakan salah satu

Tentunya ini merupakan pembenahan tata kelola pelabuhan dalam upaya memberikan dampak terhadap efektifitas waktu dam efisiensi biaya di dalam kawasan pelabuhan melalui sistem layanan kepelabuhanan.

Bahwa kegiatan sosialisasi ini nantinya tidak hanya untuk perusahaan pelayaran, selanjutnya dengan diikuti oleh para perusaahan angkutan untuk implementasi SINGLE TID (Truck Identification Data) dan SIMON TKBM (sistem monitoring tenaga kerja bongkar muat) yang akan diterapkan di Pelabuhan Pontianak.(mj)

transformasi operasional Pelabuhan PT Pelindo dan Program Stranas PK dan National Logistic System (NLE) yakni melalui SISTEM OPERASI LAYANAN KAPAL TERPADU yakni “PHINNISI” yang terintegrasi dengan Inaportnet.

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Lokasi Strategis, Pemerintah Dukung Kuala Tanjung Menjadi

Transhipment Port Indonesia

Pemerintah terus mendorong pembangunan infrastruktur yang dapat mendongkrak perekonomian Indonesia termasuk infrastruktur pelabuhan. Salah satunya adalah Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung yang berlokasi di Provinsi Sumatera Utara.

Direktur Jenderal (Dirjen) Perhubungan Laut, Arif Toha menjelaskan Pelabuhan yang berlokasi di Kabupaten Batu Bara tersebut disiapkan untuk menjadi transshipment port, yang dapat disinggahi kapal-kapal besar dari sejumlah negara.

Transhipment port merupakan pelabuhan hub ekspor, di mana kargo dari kapal-kapal kecil di seluruh penjuru dialihmuatkan di kapal besar yang bersandar di pelabuhan untuk dikirim ke luar negeri dan sebaliknya.

“Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung menggunakan konsep self generating port, yaitu kargo pelabuhan diperoleh dari kawasan pelabuhan itu sendiri. Kargo akan dihasilkan oleh industri-industri yang berada pada kawasan industri yang terintegrasi dengan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung,” ujar Dirjen Arif.

Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung dikelola oleh KSOP Kelas III Kuala Tanjung selaku penyelenggara dan PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (Persero) selaku operator.

Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung memiliki beberapa keunggulan diantaranya terletak di lokasi yang strategis di Selat Malaka, yang merupakan salah satu rute perdagangan utama di dunia. Kuala Tanjung akan terkoneksi oleh jalan toll Trans Sumatera yang saat ini sedang dalam pengerjaan. Dan tersedia jalur Kereta Api sehingga akan lebih memudahkan konektivitas dari dan ke pelabuhan.

“Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung diproyeksikan mengambil sebagian transshipment market yang ada di Selat Malaka, dengan market share sebesar 5%,” ungkap Dirjen Arif.

“Akan ada kolaborasi Pelabuhan Belawan yang akan menjadi Konsolidator Kontainer di Hinterland Sumatera Bagian Utara (Medan, Aceh, Tapanuli Utara), sedangkan Kuala Tanjung akan menjadi Logistic dan Supply Chain Hub di Indonesia," ujar Dirjen Arif.

Pengembangan Kuala Tanjung dilakukan secara bertahap yang dimulai dengan pembangunan Terminal Multi Purpose yang berfungsi sebagai Gateway Sumatera Utara yang dilanjutkan dengan pengembangan Kawasan industri yang akan menggenerate cargo Terminal Multi Purpose, sehingga tercipta volume cargo yang optimal sebagai dasar pengembangan Hub Port. Adapun tahap I Pengembangan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung yakni Kuala Tanjung Multipurpose Terminal telah beroperasi. Pelabuhan yang dikelola oleh Pelindo ini dilengkapi dermaga 500x60 m, trestle sepanjang 2,8 km untuk empat jalur truk selebar 18,5 m.

Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung saat ini telah dilengkapi dengan fasilitas kepelabuhanan yang lengkap dan modern dengan didukung sistem IT yang terintegrasi sehingga dapat meningkatkan layanan kepada pengguna jasa dan meningkatkan kecepatan proses bongkar muat.

Mendukung KEK Sei Mangkei

Saat ini telah terdapat KEK Sei Mangkei dan Kawasan industri lainnya yang beroperasi di Provinsi Sumatera Utara dan provinsi sekitarnya yang berdekatan dengan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung. Diharapkan, Kawasan industri tersebut akan menggunakan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung sebagai pusat distribusi barang dalam mendukung peran Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung sebagai hub internasional.

“Salah satu syarat kemajuan ekonomi suatu daerah itu adalah kelancaran logistik, dan keberadaan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung ini dapat menjadi penunjang kelancaran distribusi logistik di KEK Sei Mangkei,” ujar Dirjen Arif.

Keberadaan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung ini dapat meningkatkan produktivitas di wilayah Sumatera Utara yang memiliki banyak potensi Sumber Daya Alam (SDA), diantaranya kelapa sawit, produk turunan CPO, karet, kertas, dan lain-lain.

“Selain itu, beberapa perusahaan industri seperti Inalum direncanakan akan membuka cabangnya di wilayah tersebut, sehingga dengan adanya pelabuhan yang besar ini dapat menunjang mobilitas barang dari dan ke KEK Sei Mangkei,” jelasnya.

Beberapa perusahaan besar yang beroperasi di sekitar Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung yaitu PT Indonesia Asahan Alumunium, PT Multimas Nabati Asahan (Wilmar), PT Domas Argointi Prima, PT Industri Nabati Lestari, PT Unilever Oleochemical Indonesia, PT Sumatra Tobacco Trading Company, PT Toba Pulp Lestari dan perusahanperusahaan lain yang berpotensi masuk ke wilayah tersebut.

“Sehingga keberadaan Pelabuhan Kuala Tanjung ini diharapkan dapat menjadi daya tarik dan mendorong terwujudnya kemajuan industri,” tutup Dirjen Arif. (mj)

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Menhub Tawari Maersk Line dan

Pelaku Usaha Denmark Lainnya Ikut Kembangkan Pelabuhan Patimban

Menhub Tawari Maersk Line dan Pelaku Usaha Denmark Lainnya Ikut Kembangkan Pelabuhan Patimban

Pada Jumat (16/9), Menhub mengajak Duta Besar Denmark untuk Indonesia Lars Bo Larsen, bersama jajaran perusahaan shipping line asal Denmark Maersk Line, untuk melihat langsung aktivitas yang ada di Pelabuhan Patimban.

“Kami tawarkan Maersk Line dan beberapa investor dari sejumlah negara, untuk bekerja sama dengan PT. Pelabuhan Patimban International (PPI) yang telah ditunjuk sebagai satu entitas swasta untuk mengembangkan Pelabuhan Patimban. Kita ingin pelabuhan ini berkembang dengan pesat,” ujar Menhub. Menhub menjelaskan, kerja sama dengan Maersk Line sangat potensial, karena perusahaan ini merupakan salah satu yang terbesar di dunia yang memiliki potensi pengangkutan dari Asia menuju ke Eropa, Amerika Serikat, maupun Timur Tengah.

Lebih lanjut, Menhub meyakinkan kepada calon investor bahwa kinerja Patimban hingga saat ini cukup menggembirakan. “Tahun ini sudah berjalan dan hasilnya di atas apa yang kita rencanakan. Tadinya ditargetkan dapat mengangkut 160.000 unit kendaraan, tetapi saat ini sudah mengangkut 200.000 unit kendaraan. Ini menunjukkan Pelabuhan Patimban sangat potensial,” ucapnya.

Pada kesempatan yang sama, Duta Besar Denmark Lars Bo Larsen menyambut baik tawaran Pemerintah Indonesia dan terkesan dengan kinerja dari Pelabuhan Patimban.

Menurutnya, Indonesia memiliki pertumbuhan yang sangat kuat kedepannya terutama di wilayah Jawa Barat hingga Jawa Tengah. “Transportasi laut menjadi satu elemen penting dalam memastikan pertumbuhan yang berkelanjutan dan kami berkomitmen untuk bekerja sama dengan baik dengan pemerintah Indonesia,” katanya.

Dalam tinjauannya, Menhub mengajak Dubes Denmark Lars Bo Larsen untuk memantau aktivitas pengangkutan sebanyak 2.025 unit mobil oleh Kapal MV. Siem Curie di Pelabuhan Patimban yang datang dari Singapura untuk menuju ke Batangas/Luzon, Filipina.

Pembangunan Pelabuhan Patimban terdiri dari tiga tahap. Untuk tahap 1 terdiri dari dua bagian yaitu Tahap 1-1 dan Tahap 12. Untuk Tahap 1-1 pembangunannya telah diselesaikan dan saat ini akan dilanjutkan pembangunannya ke Tahap 1-2 pada Oktober 2022 dan ditargetkan selesai pada tahun 2025.

Pelabuhan Patimban ditargetkan akan memiliki kapasitas yang sama dengan Pelabuhan Priok yakni sebesar 7,5 juta TEUs peti kemas atau kontainer dan 600 ribu kendaraan per tahun pada 2027 nanti.

Turut hadir dalam kunjungan tersebut Dirjen Perhubungan Laut Arif Toha, perwakilan Maersk Line, dan PT. Pelabuhan Patimban International.***

Pusat Transportasi Peti Kemas Kosong Baru Mulai Beroperasi di Pelabuhan Shanghai

Shanghai Port Northeast Asia Empty Container Transportation Center telah resmi mulai beroperasi di pelabuhan Shanghai, pelabuhan peti kemas tersibuk di dunia.

Fasilitas peti kemas baru mencakup area seluas 450.000 m² dan memiliki kapasitas untuk penanganan peti kemas tahunan sebesar 3 juta TEU.

“Pusat baru ini akan membantu kami menerapkan manajemen digital dan cerdas untuk mempromosikan komunikasi antara pelabuhan dan perusahaan pelayaran, sehingga dapat menyediakan layanan peti kemas kosong untuk operator pengiriman serta pelanggan di Asia Timur Laut, di

sepanjang wilayah Delta Sungai Yangtze, dan area di sepanjang Sungai Yangtze,” komentar

Gu Jinshan, ketua Grup Pelabuhan Internasional Shanghai (SIPG), satu-satunya operator terminal umum di pelabuhan Shanghai.

Menurut SIPG, peluncuran pusat berarti lebih banyak kontainer kosong akan dialokasikan ke wilayah Delta Sungai Yangtze dan pelabuhan pesisir sekitarnya melalui jalur air, jalan raya, dan kereta api.

Pusat ini telah dikembangkan bersama oleh SIPG dan empat jalur peti kemas utama, Maersk, CMA CGM, MSC dan Evergreen.

Terlepas dari gangguan yang disebabkan oleh COVID-19, pelabuhan

Shanghai melihat pertumbuhan throughput peti kemas yang stabil dari Januari hingga Agustus, dengan lalu lintas 26,8 juta TEU dari Januari hingga Juli.

“Sebagai pelabuhan peti kemas terbesar di dunia, pelabuhan Shanghai mempercepat pembangunan jaringan pelayaran global bersama dengan pelabuhan di sekitar wilayah Delta Sungai Yangtze,” kata Zhao Yihuai, wakil direktur Administrasi Area Khusus Lin-gang.

“Pusat ini akan lebih meningkatkan efisiensi alokasi sumber daya pelabuhan Shanghai dan berkontribusi pada daya saing global dan pengaruh internasional pelabuhan Shanghai.” (lh)

Sea-Intelligence Memperingatkan Kontainer Kosong Akan Membanjiri Pelabuhan di 2023

Sea-Intelligence meninjau kembali analisisnya tentang normalisasi rantai pasokan dan dampak potensial pada arus peti kemas kosong.

Data yang mendasari model ini berasal dari data Flexport Ocean Timeliness Indicator (OTI), yang mengukur waktu yang dibutuhkan sejak kargo siap di eksportir hingga pengiriman importir.

“Sebelum pandemi rata-rata waktu transportasi 45 hari, memuncak pada waktu transportasi 112 hari pada Februari 2022, yang kemudian dikurangi menjadi 88 hari, sesuai pengukuran pada 26 Agustus 2022,” kata Alan Murphy. CEO Intelijen Laut.

Seiring waktu transit yang diperpanjang, peti kemas menjadi terikat dalam rantai pasokan yang lebih panjang, yang menyebabkan kenaikan awal tarif pengangkutan pada paruh kedua tahun 2020, karena tidak cukupnya peti kemas kosong yang dapat dipindahkan ke Asia pada waktunya. Dengan kekurangan kotak kosong yang sangat besar, pengirim harus memesan kontainer baru untuk dibangun di Asia dan kemudian dimasukkan ke dalam rantai pasokan yang diperpanjang, menurut laporan itu.

Karena waktu transit sekarang berkurang, kontainer tambahan ini akan dilepaskan lagi dari rantai pasokan dan mulai menumpuk, terutama di Eropa dan AS. Sea-Intelligence memperkirakan perkembangan ini pada Februari 2022 dan minggu ini menganalisis apakah prediksinya tepat sasaran.

Garis biru pada gambar menunjukkan perkiraan perusahaan saat ini tentang kelebihan kontainer kosong yang akan dirilis di

Amerika Utara, hanya dari perdagangan Transpacific, dan garis oranye menunjukkan proyeksinya dari Februari 2022.

“Jika waktu transportasi kembali ‘normal’ pada awal tahun depan, kita akan melihat pelepasan 4,3 juta TEU kontainer berlebih ke Amerika Utara, yang tidak dapat diekspatriasi, dalam operasi jaringan yang direncanakan. Ini berpotensi membanjiri depot kontainer kosong di AS, masalah yang sudah mulai terwujud,” kata Murphy.

KAI Logistik Raih Pendapatan Rp 492 Miliar Pada Semester I-2022

KAI Logistik membukukan pendapatan usaha sebesar Rp 492 milyar pada Semester I 2022. Pencapaian ini menunjukkan pertumbuhan sebesar 3% dari periode yang sama tahun 2021. Sementara laba komprehensif sebesar Rp 45 M dan tercapai 100% dari programnya.

Adapun layanan dengan kinerja volume tertinggi tercatat pada penanganan batubara dengan volume 7.169.862 ton disusul oleh kinerja angkutan kontainer sebesar 708.240 ton.

Walau di tengah masa pemulihan kondisi ekonomi, namun KAI Logistik optimis mampu membukukan pendapatan hingga akhir tahun 2022 dengan prognosa pendapatan usaha sebesar Rp 1 Triliun dari RKAP sebesar Rp 1,1 Triliun dan laba sebesar Rp 101 Milyar dari RKAP 2022 sebesar Rp 110 Milyar. Pada sisi volume angkutan KAI Logistik optimis mampu mengelola lebih dari 23 juta ton untuk seluruh jenis komoditi dan meningkat lebih dari 7% dari tahun 2021.

Direktur Utama KAI Logistik TLN Ahmad Malik Syah mengungkapkan, dalam mewujudkan kinerja tersebut, KAI Logistik telah memetakan serangkaian strategi diantaranya dengan meluncurkan tagline

Perusahaan bersamaan dengan HUT KAI Logistik ke-13 tahun pada 8 September 2022, sehingga KAI Logistik dapat lebih bersaing dengan branding baru yang lebih sesuai dengan Visi Perusahaan.

“ISPOSSIBLE merefleksikan bahwa dengan KAI Logistik, segala sesuatunya memungkinkan (everything ispossible). Sehingga memberikan ruang seluasnya bagi Perseroan untuk tumbuh dan berkembang dengan inovasi dan adaptasi khususnya di era VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity),” ujarnya di Jakarta, Jumat (9/9/2022).

Pria yang akrab disapa Malik tersebut juga mengungkapkan bahwa dengan pembaruan branding melalui tagline ISPOSSIBLE, KAI Logistik juga melakukan diferensiasi dan segmentasi untuk setiap produk yang ditawarkan diantaranya KALOG EXPRESS untuk layanan Kurir dan Logistik, KALOG PLUS untuk mengakomodir kebutuhan layanan logistik dengan penanganan yang lebih khusus serta KALOG PRO dengan segmentasi korporasi dan menawarkan one stop logistic service diantaranya untuk angkutan semen, Limbah

B3 serta penanganan Batubara di Sumatera Selatan.

Sejalan dengan pesan tagline

ISPOSSIBLE, KAI Logistik telah merepresentasikan dengan terobosanterobosan khususnya dalam menghadirkan kemudahan layanan sehingga memberikan “customer experience” dengan nilai lebih. KAI Logistik telah melengkapi layanan dengan self service machine (mesin mandiri) di outlet tertentu KAI Logistik, sehingga memberikan kemudahan bagi Pelanggan untuk melakukan transaksi secara mandiri tanpa perlu mengantre untuk layanan pelanggan. Dengan self service machine tersebut, Pelanggan dapat melakukan one stop transaction seperti melakukan penginputan detail pengiriman, penimbangan paket, hingga pembayaran secara digital.

“Selain self service machine, KAI Logistik juga dalam waktu dekat akan meluncurkan mobile apps untuk memberikan kemudahan akses layanan kepada Pelanggan. Kemudahan ini merupakan langkah adaptif kami dalam memahami kebutuhan Pelanggan yang mengedepankan layanan yang mudah, cepat, dan aman” tutup Malik. (mj)

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Perkembangan Angkutan Laut Domestik - JULI 2022

Jumlah barang yang diangkut pada Juli 2022 mencapai 26,2 juta ton, turun 1,95 % dibanding bulan sebelumnya. Penurunan terjadi di Pelabuhan Makassar sebesar 7,63 % dan Balikpapan 1,32 %. Sebaliknya, peningkatan terjadi di Pelabuhan Panjang sebesar 43,68 %; Tanjung Perak 2,62 %; dan Tanjung Priok 0,25 %. Jumlah barang yang diangkut periode Januari–Juli 2022 mencapai 182,5 juta ton, naik 0,29 % dibanding periode yang sama tahun 2021. Peningkatan terjadi di Pelabuhan Makassar sebesar 18,74 %; Tanjung Priok sebesar 8,28 %; dan Panjang sebesar 3,55 %. Sebaliknya, penurunan terjadi di Pelabuhan Tanjung Perak sebesar 16,44 % dan Balikpapan 5,82 %.

Perkembangan Barang Angkutan Laut Dalam Negeri, Juli 2022

Jumlah BarangKumulatif Jumlah Barang

PelabuhanJuni Juli Perubahan Jan-Juli 2021Jan - Juli 2022 Perubahan (000 ton)(000 ton) (%)(000 ton)(000 ton) (%)

1.Tanjung Priok 1.204,61.207,6 0,257.347,77.956,08,281

2.Tanjung Perak 335,3344,12,62 2.820,32.356,7 -16,44

3.Panjang 863,71.241,043,687.917,88.199,23,55

4.Makassar 297,7275,0 -7,631.858,7 2.207,018,74

5.Balikpapan727,9718,3 -1,325.471,55.153,2-5,82

6.Pelabuhan lainnya 23.318,822.439,6 -3,77156.584,6156.648,9 0,04

Total26.748,026.225,6 -1,95182.000,6182.521,0 0,29

Sementara itu jumlah penumpang angkutan laut dalam negeri pada Juli 2022 tercatat 1,7 juta orang, naik 3,92 % dibanding bulan sebelumnya. Peningkatan terjadi di Pelabuhan Tanjung Priok sebesar 33,16 %; Makassar 25,32 %; dan Belawan 20,43 %. Sebaliknya, penurunan terjadi di Pelabuhan Tanjung Perak sebesar 18,17 % dan Balikpapan 10,16 %. Selama periode Januari–Juli 2022, jumlah penumpang angkutan laut dalam negeri mencapai 10,2 juta orang, naik 15,05 % dibanding periode yang sama tahun 2021. Peningkatan terjadi di seluruh pelabuhan utama, yaitu Pelabuhan Tanjung Perak sebesar 185,08 %; Balikpapan 172,91 %; Belawan 155,11 %; Tanjung Priok 145,53 %; dan Makassar 104,01 %.

Perkembangan Penumpang Angkutan Laut Dalam Negeri, Juli 2022

Jumlah PenumpangKumulatif Jumlah Penumpang

PelabuhanJuni

1.Tanjung Priok

Perak

Perkembangan Penumpang Angkutan Laut Dalam Negeri, Mei 2017

Perubahan Jan-Juli 2021Jan - Juli 2022 Perubahan

orang)(000 orang)

-18,17124,7 355,5185,08

3.Belawan9,311,2 20,4322,557,4155,11

4.Makassar 38,748,525,3294,8193,4104,01

5.Balikpapan30,527,4 -10,16 56,1153,1172,91

6.Pelabuhan lainnya 1.428,01.492,54,528.541,69.364,19,63

Total1.613,81.677,03,92 8.875,510.211,415,05

Kapasitas Produksi Galangan Kapal Meningkat, Kemenperin Pasok SDM Andal

Industri perkapalan merupakan salah satu sektor yang mendapatkan prioritas pengembangan agar bisa lebih produktif, inovatif dan berdaya saing global. Kinerja industri perkapalan nasional terus mengalami beberapa kemajuan, di antaranya peningkatan jumlah galangan dan kapasitas produksi.

Saat ini, terdapat 250 perusahaan galangan kapal dengan kapasitas produksi sebesar 1 juta tonase bobot mati (dead weight tonnage/DWT) per tahun untuk bangunan baru, dan hingga 12 juta DWT per tahun untuk reparasi kapal. Galangan kapal di Indonesiamemiliki pengalaman dalam membangun berbagai jenis kapal, mulai dari kapal penumpang, kapal kargo, hingga kapal tujuan khusus dengan fasilitas graving dock terbesar (150.000 DWT).

“Kementerian Perindustrian terus mendukung upaya penyediaan sumber daya manusia (SDM) yang terampil dan kompeten guna mendukung peningkatan produktivitas dan daya saing industri perkapalan nasional,”

kata Kepala Badan Pengembangan Sumber Daya Manusia Industri (BPSDMI)

Kemenperin, Arus Gunawan di Jakarta, Selasa (20/9)

Langkah tersebutsesuai dengan amanat Peraturan Presiden Nomor 74 Tahun 2022 tentang Kebijakan Industri Nasional Tahun 2020-2024, terutama terkait penguatan SDM industri perkapalan dan komponen kapal. Kerja sama penguatan SDM dilakukan melalui kerjasama dengan sejumlah negara mitra,seperti Korea Selatan, Jepang, dan Taiwan.

Salah satu upaya konkret telah dilakukan oleh BPSDMI Kemenperin bersama Direktorat

Jenderal Industri Logam, Mesin, Alat Transportasi, dan Elektronika (ILMATE) Kemenperin dengan menggandeng Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) serta Ikatan Perusahaan Industri Kapal dan Lepas Pantai Indonesia (IPERINDO) untuk melakukan kerja sama peningkatan kapabilitas dan kompetensi industri perkapalan Indonesia melalui program “The

Indonesian Shipbuilding Industry Modernization Project”.

“Tujuan utama dari program ini adalah memperkenalkan prosedur pembuatan kapal yang efisien dan metode manajemen produksi di galangan kapal Indonesia melalui sistem pengembangan SDM industri. Target peserta proyek ini adalah meningkatnya pengalaman galangan kapal nasional dalam proyek pembangunan kapal baru,” ujar Direktur Industri Maritim, Alat Transportasi, dan Alat Pertahanan Ditjen ILMATE, R. Hendro Martono.

Dalam pelatihan ini, BPSDMI Kemenperin berperan dalam memfasilitasi pelatihan dan sekaligus melaksanakan pelatihan dengan menggunakan aplikasi berbasis web SIDIA atau Sistem Informasi Diklat SDM Industri. “SIDIA merupakan sistem yang dibangun oleh Pusdiklat SDM Industri BPSDMI Kemenperin sebagai salah satu langkah menyambut era transformasi digital ke depannya,” jelas Kepala Pusdiklat SDM Industri BPSDMI Kemenperin, Tirta Wisnu Permana.

Pelaksanaan program ini dimulai tahun 2022 dan akan selesai pada 2024, yang meliputi lima tahapan program pelatihan di Jakarta dan Surabaya,serta satu program pelatihan di Jepang. Selain itu,terdapat program tindak lanjut untuk mengukur pencapaian program ini. Hingga kini, sudah ada 16 perusahaan yang terdaftar menjadi peserta dalam program pelatihan ini.

“Kami menganggap bahwa industri perkapalan ini adalah industri yang esensial bagi kesejahteraan Indonesia sebagai negara maritim. Dengan peningkatan produktivitas dan manajemen, kami percaya hal tersebut dapat berkontribusi pada core-industry perkapalan Indonesia. Kami juga berharap bahwa kami dapat membawa kembali pengalaman ini ke Jepang untuk turut meningkatkan industri perkapalan di sana,” ungkap Project Formulation Advisor JICA Kuboshima Naoyayang turut hadir dalam pembukaan program pelatihan tersebut.(mj)dok. kemenperin

Perkembangan Ekspor Indonesia

Perkembangan

D - F

DISTRESS SIGNAL

DOCK LEVELER

SEMBOYAN BAHAYA.

ALAT UNTUK MERATAKAN TINGGI ANTARA LANTAI MUATAN DAN LANTAI PETIKEMAS.

DOCK WARRANT TANDA TERIMA YANG DIBERIKAN UNTUK BARANG-BARANG YANG MASUK KEDALAM GUDANG PELABUHAN.

DOCUMENT OF RECEIPT TANDA TERIMA BARANG ATAU MUATAN.

DOCUMENT OF TITTLE DOKUMEN PEMILIKAN.

DOWN RATED KAPASITAS ANGKAT FORKLIFT YANG BERKURANG.

DOWN TIME WAKTU DIMANA PERALATAN / MESIN TIDAK BEROPERASI.

DRAWBACK PEMBAYARAN KEMBALI BEA MASUK, SEBAGIAN ATAU SELURUHNYA.

DREDGING SHIP KAPAL KERUK.

DROP OFF MENURUNKAN PETI KEMAS DARI TRUK.

DRY BULK CONTAINER PETIKEMAS KHUSUS UNTUK MUATAN CURAH KERING.

DRY CARGO CONTAINER PETI KEMAS UNTUK MENGANGKUT MUATAN KERING.

DRY FREIGHT TIAP MUATAN KERING YANG TIDAK MEMERLUKAN ALAT PENGAWASAN SUHU KHUSUS.

DRY PORT PELABUHAN KERING, PELABUHAN YANG TERLETAK DI PEDALAMAN DARATAN.

EMPTYING MENGELUARKAN BARANG DARI PETIKEMAS.

ENGINE BREAKDOWN KERUSAKAN MESIN.

ENTREPOT GUDANG UNTUK MENYIMPAN BARANG-BARANG YANG BEA MASUKNYA BELUM DIBAYAR.

ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVAL PERKIRAAN TANGGAL DAN WAKTU KEDATANGAN.

ESTIMATED TIME OF DEPARTURE PERKIRAAN TANGGAL DAN WAKTU KEBERANGKATAN.

ESTIMATED TIME OF SAILING PERKIRAAN TANGGAL DAN WAKTU BERLAYAR.

FAIRWAY ALUR PELAYARAN.

FEEDER SHIP KAPAL PETIKEMAS KECIL YANG MELAYANI PELABUHAN, DIMANA KAPAL BESAR TIDAK SINGGAH DAN BERTINDAK SEBAGAI CONTAINER SUPPLY KAPAL BESAR.

FERRY PERAHU ATAU KAPAL TAMBANGAN.

FIATA BILL OF LADING B/L YANG DIKELUARKAN OLEH FREIGHT FORWARDER YANG KEDUDUKANNYA SEBAGAI THROUGH B/L. FILLER CARGO MUATAN KECIL UNTUK MENGISI BROKEN STOWAGE.

FINE WEATHER CUACA TERANG, HARI CERAH.

FIRST OPEN WATER PELABUHAN TERTUTUP ES, PADA WAKTUNYA DAPAT DILAYARI.

FLAT RACK CONTAINER PETIKEMAS TANPA DINDING.

FLAT RATE TARIF UANG TAMBANG YANG DIKENAKAN UNTUK BEBERAPA PELABUHAN, TETAPI PELABUHAN TUJUAN AKHIR BELUM DIKETAHUI.

FLOATING BEACON RAMBU YANG DIPERGUNAKAN UNTUK PEMETAAN LAUT ATAU SURVEY, UMUMNYA DIBERI RANTAI PENAHAN TIGA.

FLOATING CLAUSE KLAUSAL DALAM CHARTER PARTY YANG MENYEBUTKAN BAHWA KAPAL HARUS MELAKUKAN BONGKAR MUAT DITEMPAT YANG SELALU AMAN DAN TIDAK KANDAS.

FLOOD ANCHOR JANGKAR YANG AKAN MENAHAN KAPAL SAAT DATANG AIR PASANG.

FLOOD PLAIN SUATU DAERAH YANG SECARA TERATUR TERGENANG OLEH AIR PASANG.

FLOOD STREAM ARUS PASANG.

FLOOD TIDE KENAIKAN PERMUKAAN AIR KARENA TERJADINYA PASANG.

FOG SIGNAL SEMBOYAN KABUT.

FORECASTLE

BANGUNAN DIATAS DEK BAGIAN DEPAN KAPAL.

FORTY FOOT EQUIVALENT UNIT UKURAN PETIKEMAS YANG PANJANGNYA 40 KAKI.

FORWADERS BILL OF LADING KONOSEMEN ATAU B/L YANG DITERBITKAN OLEH SEBUAH FREIGHT FORWARDER YANG BERARTI THROUGH B/L.

FOUL B/L KONOSEMEN KOTOR YAITU KONOSEMEN YANG MENGANDUNG CATATAN CELAAN.

FRAGILE CARGO MUATAN MUDAH PECAH ( RAPUH ).

FRANCO

TELAH DIBAYAR, ATAU BEBAS DARI SEMUA BIAYA. HARGA TERMASUK SEMUA BIAYA SAMPAI PENYERAHAN KEPADA PEMBELINYA.

FREE ALONGSIDE SHIPPER MENYERAHKAN BARANGNYA SAMPAI DI DERMAGA.

FREE ALONGSIDE SHIP SUATU PEMBELIAN UNTUK BARANG-BARANG SAMPAI DISAMPING KAPAL ATAS BIAYA PENJUAL/SHIPPER, SEMUA BIAYA PENGURUSAN MUATAN DAN PEMUATANNYA ATAS RESIKO DAN BIAYA PEMBELI.

FREE AND DEMMURAGE BIAYA ADALAH TERMASUK UANG TAMBANG DAN SETIAP KETERLAMBATAN YANG MUNGKIN TERJADI.

FREE DESPATCH

JIKA PEKERJAAN DISELESAIKAN LEBIH AWAL DARI PERJANJIAN, MAKA SISA HARINYA TIDAK DIBAYAR.

FREE ENTRY BEBAS BEA MASUK ( UNTUK BARANG-BARANG IMPOR ).

FREE FROM ALONGSIDE BEBAS DARI SISI KAPAL.

FREE IN AND OUT PENCHARTER MEMBAYAR BIAYA BONGKAR MUAT.

FREE IN AND OUT OF TRUCKS BIAYA MUAT DAN MEMBONGKAR DARI TRUK MENJADI BEBAN PENYEWA.

FREE IN AND OUT STOWED & SEMUA MUAT BONGKAR, PENATAAN MAUPUN PEMINDAHAN ATAU PENGGESERAN MUATAN TRIMMED MENJADI BEBAN CHARTERER.

FREE IN TO WAGON PENJUAL MENANGGUNG SEMUA BIAYA PEMUATAN SAMPAI KE GERBONG ATAU TRUK, SEWA ANGKUTANNYA MENJADI BEBAN PEMBELI.

FREE INTO BUNKER / BARGE HARGA PENAWARAN TERMASUK BIAYA PEMUATAN KEDALAM BUNKER / TONGKANG.

FREE OF ADDRESS KAPAL YANG TIDAK MEMBERIKAN ADDRESS COMMISSION KEPADA PENYEWA.

FREE OF ALL AVERAGE BEBAS DARI SEMUA KERUGIAN / KERUSAKAN.

FREE OF CAPTURE AND SEIZURE ASURANSINYA TIDAK TERMASUK KERUGIAN YANG DISEBABKAN OLEH TERJADINYA PENANGKAPAN ATAU PENYITAAN.

FREE OF CHARGE

HARGA SUDAH TERMASUK SEMUA BIAYA.

FREE OF DAMAGE BEBAS DARI KERUSAKAN, ARTINYA JIKA TERDAPAT KERUSAKAN MAKA MERUPAKAN TANGGUNG JAWAB PENJUAL.

FREE OF DESPATCH BEBAS DARI PEMBAYARAN PREMI DESPATCH YANG HARUS DIBAYAR.

FREE OF ENCUBRANCES PERNYATAAN YANG TERDAPAT DALAM SURAT PEMBELIAN KAPAL YANG TIDAK DALAM KEADAAN DIGADAIKAN YANG DIJELASKAN DALAM BILL OF SALE.

FREE OF GENERAL AVERAGE PIHAK ASURANSI TIDAK MENANGGUNG KLAIM YANG DIBEBANKAN PEMILIK BARANG UNTUK IURAN GENERAL AVERAGE.

FREE OF PARTICULAR AVERAGE KLAUSAL YANG TIDAK TERMASUK AWAR KHUSUS.

FREE OF RIOTS AND CIVIL TIDAK BERTANGGUNG JAWAB TERHADAP KERUGIAN YANG DITIMBULKAN OLEH TERJADINYA COMMOTIONS KERUSAKAN ATAU KERUSUHAN.

FREE ON BOARD PENJUAL ATAU SHIPPER BERTANGGUNG JAWAB SAMPAI BARANGNYA MELEWATI PAGAR KAPAL UNTUK DIMUAT KEDALAM PALKA.

FREE ON QUAY HARGANYA SUDAH TERMASUK SAMPAI DI DERMAGA, TIDAK TERMASUK BIAYA MUAT.

FREE ON RAIL HARGA TERMASUK SAMPAI BARANG DIMUAT KEDALAM GERBONG KERETA API.

FREE OVERSIDE BEBAS PADA SISI ( KAPAL ).

FREIGHT UANG TAMBANG, BIAYA ANGKUTAN.

FREIGHT COLLECT FREIGHT YANG AKAN DIBAYAR OLEH CONSIGNEE SETELAH BARANG ITU TIBA DI TUJUAN.

FREIGHT NOTES PEMBERITAHUAN DARI BROKER KEPADA PARA SHIPPERS BERAPA FREIGHT YANG HARUS DIBAYAR BAGI BARANG-BARANG TERKAIT.

FREIGHT PREPAID UANG TAMBANG DIBAYAR DI PELABUHAN MUAT.

FREIGHT SPACE RUANG MUATAN.

FREIGHT TARIFF TARIF MUATAN.

FREIGHT UNIT SATUAN UNTUK MENETAPKAN TARIF MUATAN.

FROZEN CARGO MUATAN BEKU SEBELUM DIMUAT DAN TETAP DALAM KEADAAN BEKU SAMPAI PELABUHAN TUJUAN.

FULL AND BY BERLAYAR DEKAT ANGIN

FULL AND DOWN KAPAL PENUH MUATAN DENGAN SARAT YANG MAKSIMUM.

FULL CONTAINER LOAD SUATU PETIKEMAS BERISI PENUH DIPAKAI OLEH SATU SHIPPER SAJA.

FULL INTEREST ADMITTED PIHAK ASURANSI AKAN MENERIMA BUNGA YANG DIASURANSIKAN DAN TIDAK AKAN MERAGUKAN DIKEMUDIAN HARI.

FULL LOADED WEIGHT AND CAPACITY SEBUAH PETIKEMAS YANG DIISI SESUAI KAPASITAS DAN VOLUMENYA.

FULL TERM HARGA CHARTER TERMASUK SEMUA PEMOTONGAN KOMISI DAN SETERUSNYA, SEPERTI YANG BERLAKU DALAM PERDAGANGAN UMUM DI TEMPAT TERSEBUT.

FULL TILT CONTAINER PETIKEMAS YANG SISINYA DITUTUP TERPAL.

FULLCRUM TITIK KESEIMBANGAN.

FULLY LOADED WEIGHT AND CAPACITY SEBUAH PETIKEMAS SAMPAI PENUH ( BERAT DAN VOLUMENYA ).

FUMIGATION PENGASAPAN.

GENERAL CARGO MUATAN CAMPURAN.

GENERAL DRY CARGO CONTAINER PETI KEMAS UNTUK SEGALA MUATAN KERING, YANG TIDAK MEMERLUKAN PERHATIAN KHUSUS MENGENAI TEMPERATUR, PERANGINAN DAN FAKTOR-FAKTOR LAIN.

GENERAL SURVEY PEMERIKSAAN UMUM.

GLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC PLASTIK YANG DIPERKUAT DENGAN KACA UNTUK DINDING / ATAP PETIKEMAS.

GROSS REGISTERED TONNAGE ISI KOTOR.

GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT

TOTAL BERAT KENDARAAN DAN PETIKEMAS SERTA KENDARAAN PENARIKNYA.

GROSS WEIGHT BOBOT KOTOR ( TERMASUK PEMBUNGKUS ).

GROUPAGE B/L KONOSEMEN GABUNGAN, DALAM KONOSEMEN INI MUATAN TERDIRI DARI BERMACAM-MACAM BARANG TETAPI PELABUHAN TUJUANNYA SAMA.

GROUPAGE DEPOT WILAYAH DIMANA ISI PETI KEMAS DAPAT DIKELOMPOKKAN DAN DIPISAH-PISAHKAN.

JAKARTA

ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES PTE., LTD (ACL)

PT Pelayaran Samudera Selatan

Jl. Musi, No 41 Jakarta 10150, Indonesia

Ph. (62-21) 3517172 / 7073

Fax. (62-21) 3512029

CARPENTERS SHIPPING

PT. Forecastle Indonesia

Jl. Kebon Bawang VIII No. 21

Jakarta Utara 14340

Ph. (62-21) 43900999, Fax. (62-21) 4391199

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Cosco Shipping Lines Indonesia

Head Office TCC Batavia Tower One, 19th Floor

Jl. KH. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126

Karet Tengsin

Jakarta-10220

Ph. (62-21) 22057980, 22057507

Fax. (62-21) 22057522

CTP LINE

PT. Pelayaran Caraka Tirta Perkasa

AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINE (APL)

PT Container Maritime Activities

Permata Kuningan Building 21st & 22nd Fl.

Jl. Kuningan Mulia Kav. 9C Guntur Setiabudi Jaksel 12980, Indonesia

Ph.: (62-21) 2854 6800/837 80 777 (H)

Hotline: 0804-1-CMA CGM (0804-1262 246)

CS Hotline: 62-21 2854 6980

Fax: (62-21) 2854 6801 / 837 80 778

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Permata Kuningan Building 21st & 22nd Fl.

Jl. Kuningan Mulia Kav. 9C

Guntur Setiabudi

Jakarta Selatan 12980 Indonesia

Ph.: (62-21) 2854 6800/837 80 777 (H)

Hotline: 0804-1-CMA CGM (0804-1-262 246)

Customer Service Hotline: 62-21 2854 6980

Fax: (62-21) 2854 6801 / 837 80 778

CK LINE

PT. Dayaguna Maritim Cargotama

Kirana Two Office Tower 11th Floor Unit 11B

Jl. Boulevard Timur Kav. 88

Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240 Ph. (62-21) 29629780

Fax. (62-21) 29629781

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Permata Kuningan Building 21st & 22nd Fl.

Jl. Kuningan Mulia Kav. 9C Guntur Setiabudi

Jakarta Selatan 12980 Indonesia

Ph.: (62-21) 2854 6800/837 80 777 (H)

Hotline: 0804-1-CMA CGM (0804-1-262 246)

Customer Service

Hotline: 62-21 2854 6980

Fax: (62-21) 2854 6801 / 837 80 778

BALAJI SHIPPING (UK) LTD

PT. Global Freight Semesta

Wisma Gading Marina, 3rd Fl, No.303

Jl. Raya Boulevard Barat No.1 Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara 14240

Ph. (62-21) 45842286

Fax. (62-21) 45842287

CARGOGULF

PT. GAC Samudera Freight Services

Lina Building 5th Floor Suite 501

Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. B-7

Jakarta Selatan 12920 Ph. (62-21) 5254271

Fax. (62-21) 5257680

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Permata Kuningan Building 21st & 22nd Fl. Jl. Kuningan Mulia Kav. 9C Guntur Setiabudi

Jakarta Selatan 12980 Indonesia

Ph.: (62-21) 2854 6800/837 80 777 (H) Hotline: 0804-1-CMA CGM (0804-1-262 246)

Customer Service Hotline: 62-21 2854 6980

Fax: (62-21) 2854 6801 / 837 80 778

PT CCIS Indonesia Kawasan Berikat Nusantara

Jalan Medan Blok C3 No, RW.2, 3, Marunda, Kec. Cilincing, Jakarta 14120 Phone: +62 (21) 2294 6515

Jl. Tomang Raya No.57, 2nd Fl. Jakarta

Ph. (62-21) 56940789

Fax. (62-21) 56940790

EMIRATES SHIPPING LINE

PT Tisco Sindo Logistics

South Quarter Tower A, 15th floor, Unit 15A

Jl. RA Kartini, KAV. 8, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan Jakarta 12430 Indonesia Ph. (62-21) 50105510

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia Mega Plaza Building, 9th - 10th Floor

Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav. C-3 Jakarta 12929

Ph. (62-21) 5202310 Fax. (62-21) 5212936

FESCO

Ben Line Agencies

Graha Paramita Building, 12th Floor

Jl. Denpasar Raya Blok D-2, Kav. 8 Jakarta 12940 Ph. (62-21) 2522110 Fax. (62-21) 2522112

GOLD STAR LINE, LTD.

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Majapahit 34 No.30-32 Jakarta 10160 - Indonesia Ph. (62-21) 3854781 Fax. (62-21) 3854788

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk HAPAG-LLOYD AGENCY DIV HAPAGLLOYD AGENCY, DIV Cyber 2 Tower 3rd Fl

Jl. Hr.Rasuna Said Block X-5 No.13, Jakarta Selatan 12950 Ph. (62-21) 29343600 Fax. (62 21) 2934-3692

HEUNG-A SHIPPING

PT. Haspul International Indonesia

Graha Pratama Building 15th Floor

Jl. MT Haryono Kav. 15, Jakarta 12810

Ph. (62-21) 83793732, Fax. (62-21) 83793728

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Intiland Tower

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.32

RT.3/RW.2, Karet Tengsin, Tanahabang Jakarta 10250 Ph. (62-21) 571-0111

INDONESIA FORTUNE LLOYD

(IFL)

PT. Indonesian Fortune Lloyd

Jl. Kebon Bawang No. 6 Jakarta 14320 Ph.(62-21) 4304723-27, 4392 2384-88 Fax. (62-21) 4304721

K LINE

PT. “K” Line Indonesia

Summitmas II, 14th Floor

Jl. Jend.Sudirman Kav.61-62 Jakarta 12069

Ph. (62-21) 522 0808 Fax. (62-21) 522 0814

KESTREL LINER

Ben Line Agencies

Graha Paramita Building, 12th Floor

Jl. Denpasar Raya Blok D-2, Kav. 8 Jakarta 12940

Ph. (62-21) 2522110 Fax. (62-21) 2522112

KYOWA SHIPPING CO., LTD

PT Samudera Agencies Indonesia

Samudera Indonesia Building, 3rd Fl.

Jl. Letjen S. Parman Kav 35 Jakarta 11480 Ph. (62-21) 530 0580 Fax. (62-21)530-7911

LINC BINTANG LINE

PT. LINC Bintang Line Simprug Office Garden

Jl. Teuku Nyak Arief No. 9F

Keb. Lama Jakarta Selatan

Jakarta 12220

Ph. (62-21) 720 1275

Fax. (62-21) 725 7939

MAERSK LINE

PT Pelayaran Bintang Putih Menara Batavia, 15th Floor

Jl. K H. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126 Jakarta 10220

Ph. (62-21) 30065444, 50837911

MARIANA EXPRESS LINES, LTD.

PT Karya Prima Pacific Perkantoran Enggano Megah No.7J

Jl. Enggano Raya Utara

Tanjung Priok Jakarta 14310, Indonesia

Ph. (62-21) 4361316

Fax. (62-21) 29474082

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT. Pelayaran Nusantara Panurjwan Capital Place Building, 39th Floor

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 18 Mampang Prapatan

Jakarta 12710

Ph. (62-21) 5080 5000

MERATUS

PT. Meratus Line Enggano Megah Building

Jl. Raya Enggano No. 5N-5O Jakarta Utara 14310

Ph. (62 21) 435 6866, 4307 790, 4390 9039

MENTARI SEJATI PERKASA (MSP)

PT. Mentari Sejati Perkasa Komplek Ruko Enggano Megah Jl. Enggano Raya No.9 W Tanjung Priok Jakarta Utara

Ph. (62-21) 435 2727

Fax. (62-21) 437 4279

NEW PACIFIC LINE PTE., LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati Komplek Ruko Sunter Permai Indah Blok B 12-16

Jl. Mitra Sunter Boulevard

Jakarta Utara

Ph.: (62-21) 6522333

Fax.: (62-21) 6522336

ORIENT OVERSEAS CONTAINER LINE (OOCL)

PT OOCL Indonesia

Wisma 46-Kota BNI 22nd Floor, Suite # 2201

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 1 Jakarta 10220

Ph. (62-21) 3040 5151

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES (RCL)

PT. Bhum Mulia Prima Plaza Central 6th Floor

Jl. Jendral Sudirman Kav. 47 Jakarta

Ph. (62-21) 5214808

Fax. (62-21) 5214802

RICKMERS LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Samudera Indonesia Building 2nd Floor

Jl. Letjen S. Parman KM. 35 Jakarta 11480

Ph. (62-21) 53675560

Fax. (62-21) 5307923

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia

AIA Central

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 48A, RT 5/ RW 4, Karet Semanggi Jakarta 12930 Ph. (62-21) 50815150

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PIL)

PT Pelayaran Samudera Selatan

Jl Musi, No 41 Jakarta 10150, Indonesia

Ph. (62-21) 3517172 / 7073

Fax. (62-21) 3512029

SAFMARINE

PT Safmarine Container Lines

Menara Batavia 15th Fl

Jl. K.H. Mas Mansyur Kav. 126 Jakarta 10220, Indonesia Ph. (62-21) 3006 5400 Fax. (62-21) 574 5135

SWIRE SHIPPING

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Paramita Building, 12th Floor

Jl. Denpasar Raya Blok D-2, Kav. 8 Jakarta 12940

Ph. (62-21) 2522110

Fax. (62-21) 2522112

T.S. LINES LTD.

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Paramita Building, 12th Floor

Jl. Denpasar Raya Blok D-2, Kav. 8 Jakarta 12940

Ph. (62-21) 2522110

Fax. (62-21) 2522112

TRANSLINER, Pte Ltd

PT. Optima Lautan Bersama

Graha Kirana 3rd Floor, No. 305

Jl .Yos Sudarso No. 88 Jakarta 14350

Ph. (62-21) 6531 1414

Fax. (62-21) 6531 1424

TRESNAMUDA SEJATI

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Komplek Ruko Sunter Permai Indah Blok B.No.12-15,

Jl. Mitra Sunter Boulevard Jakarta 14350

Ph. (62-21) 652 2333

Fax. (62-21) 652 2336

TRIKORA LLOYD

PT. Trikora Lloyd Graha Satria 1 & 2 / 4th Floor

Jl.R.S.Fatmawati No.5 Jakarta 12430

Ph. (62-21) 7591 5381 /3 Fax. (62-21) 7591 5385

WALLENIUS WILHELMSEN LOGISTICS

PT Tera Logistics Indonesia

Jl. Abdul Muis No.50, AM 50 Building Jakarta 10160 Ph. (62-21) 350 5350

BALIKPAPAN

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

PT PPN Panurjwan

Komp. Yos Sudarso Mega Blok B/15

Jl. Yos Sudarso No.1, Tj. Priok Jakarta 14320 Ph. (62-21) 4302691 Fax. (62-21) 43938737

SETH SHIPPING CORPORATION

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Majapahit 34 No.30-32 Jakarta 10160

Ph. (62-21) 385 4781

Fax. (62-21) 385 4788

WAN HAI LINES

PT Dynamic Container Lines World Trade Center 5, 15th Floor

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 29 Jakarta

Ph. (62 21) 5254188 (Hunting) Fax. (62 21) 5254788 (Hunting)

YANG MING

PT Yang Ming Shipping Indonesia Cowell Tower 9th Floor Suite 901

JI. Senen Raya 135 Jakarta 10410 Indonesia

Ph. (62-21) 3458660

Fax. (62-21) 3458630

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. AMD Projakkal (Kariangau) Km. 5.5 No. 43 Kel. Batu Ampar

Kec. Balikpapan Utara-Balikpapan

Ph.: (62-542) 7588167

Fax: (62-542) 7588169

PIC: Niken Krismawati

Mobile: +62 81298388338

Email: niken.krismawati@mif.co.id Wahyu Dwi Jayanti (Mrs)

Email: wahyu.jayanti@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82134184555

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Global Transportasi Nusantara

Ruko Sentra Eropa II Blok AB3/16 Balikpapan Baru

Ph. (62-542) 8862629 Fax. (62-542) 8862630

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Komplek Pu IV No. 46 Balikpapan 76111

Ph. (62-542) 733551 Fax. (62-542) 733551

BANDAR LAMPUNG

CTP LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. KH. Ahmad Dahlan No. 32 Bandar Lampung 35213

Ph. (62-721) 265700 Fax. (62-721) 257400

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.92, Tanjung Karang Timur Bandar Lampung 31527 Ph. 62-721-253 373 Fax. 62-721-269 415

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. KH. Ahmad Dahlan No. 32

Bandar Lampung 35213

Ph. (62-721) 265700

Fax. (62-721) 257400

NEW GUINEA PACIFIC LINE (NGPL)

PT. Mega Samudera

Jl. Jendral Sudirman No. 75D

Pahoman, Tanjung Karang Timur Bandar Lampung

Ph. (62-721) 5601059

Fax. (62-721) 5601039

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia

Jl. Hayam Wuruk No.88K

Kel. Kedamaian

Kec. Tanjung Karang Timur Bandar Lampung 35122, Indonesia

Ph. (62-721) 5603600

ORIENT PACIFIC CONTAINER LINE (OPCL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Way Kanan No. 57 Kei Pahoman Bandar Lampung 35213

Ph. (62-721) 7478692

Fax. (62-721) 253077

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES (RCL)

PT. Bintika Bangun Nusa

Jl. Ikan Bawal No. 122, Teluk Betung Bandar Lampung

Ph. (62-721) 486628

Fax. (62-721) 481102

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Jl. Pelajar Pejuang ’45 No. 68, Bandung 40264

Ph. (62-22) 7315725

Fax. (62-22) 7304596

GOLD STAR LINE, LTD.

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Cijagra I No.22 Bandung 40265

Ph. (62-22) 732 3503

Fax. (62-22) 732 3505

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Soekarno Hatta No.691 Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-22) 7303656

Fax. (62-22) 7332245

LAUREL NAVIGATION LINE

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Cijagra I No.22 Bandung 40265

Ph. (62-22) 732 3503

Fax. (62-22) 732 3505

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Daya Guna Maritim Cargotama Komp.Sanggar Hurip

Jl. Sanggar Kencana Utama No-27 Soekarno-Hatta, Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-22) 731 2531

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia Komp. Sanggar Hurip Estate

Jl. Sanggar Kencana Utama No.25, Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-21) 39501032

SAMUDERA SHIPPING LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. KH. Ahmad Dahlan No. 32 Bandar Lampung 35213

Ph. (62-721) 265700

Fax. (62-721) 257400

SWIRE SHIPPING

PT. Mega Samudera

Jl. Jendral Sudirman No. 75D Pahoman, Tanjung Karang Timur Bandar Lampung

Ph. (62-721) 5601059

Fax. (62-721) 5601039

BANDUNG

CK LINE

PT. Dayaguna Maritim Cargotama Komplek Sanggar Hurip

Jl. Sanggar Kencana Utama No. 27, Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-22) 7312531

Fax. (62-21) 7317243

T.S. LINES LTD.

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Komplek Metro Soekarno-Hatta Estate

Jl. Mars Selatan No. 4 Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-22)76321283, 7507597

Fax. (62-22) 7507084

THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA., LTD. (MUMBAI)

PT. Bumi Laut Shipping Services

Jl. Cijagra I No.22 Bandung 40265

Ph. (62-22) 732 3503

Fax. (62-22) 732 3505

TRESNAMUDA SEJATI

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Kiara Condong No.394 A Bandung 40275

Ph. (62-22) 7333288 / 9 Fax. (62-22) 7308559

UNITED AFRICA FEEDER LINE (UAFL)

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara Komplek Metro Soekarno-Hatta Estate

Jl. Mars Selatan No. 4 Bandung 40286

Ph. (62-22)76321283, 7507597 Fax. (62-22) 7507084

BANJARMASIN

ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES (ACL)

PT Salam Pacific Indonesia Lines

Jl Mayjend Soetoyo S No 28 Banjarmasin, Indonesia

Ph. (62-551) 55412

SETH SHIPPING CORPORATION

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Cijagra I No.22 Bandung 40265

Ph. (62-22) 732 3503

Fax. (62-22) 732 3505

SINOKOR MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD

PT. Pratama Line Logistics

Jl. Asia Afrika 129 Bandung 40112

Ph. (62-22) 4221 760, 4221798

Fax : (62-22) 4209333

SITC CONTAINER LINES CO., LTD

PT. Sinar Baru Logistik Putraco Gading Regency

Jl. Soekarno Hatta Blok A1 No. 9 Bandung 40292

Ph. (62-22) 7304989

WAN HAI LINES (SINGAPORE), PTE LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Kiaracondong No. 394 A Bandung

Ph. (62-22) 7333288 Fax. (62-22) 7308559

BANGKA

BELITUNG

SINOKOR MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD

PT. Internusa Bahari Persada

Jl. Pelabuhan Dalam No. 5 Tanjung Pandan, Bangka - Belitung Ph. (62-719) 21193 Fax. (62-719) 21343

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Pelabuhan Timur No. 4 A Banjarmasin

Phone: +62511-3364732

Fax: +62511-3356960

PIC: Triana Ariayanti, email:triana.soesanto@mif.co.id

Mobile:+62 811507658

Maisyarah, email: maisyarah.maisyarah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85651064192

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Pelabuhan Timur No.4A Banjarmasin

Ph.: (62511) 3364732

Fax: (62511) 3356960

PIC: Triana Ariayanti, Email:triana.soesanto@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 811507658

Maisyarah

Email: maisyarah.maisyarah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85651064189

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Pelabuhan Timur No.4A

Banjarmasin

Ph.: (62511) 3364732

Fax: (62511) 3356960

PIC: Triana Ariayanti, Email:triana.soesanto@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 811507658

Maisyarah

Email: maisyarah.maisyarah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85651064189

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Pelabuhan Timur No.4A

Banjarmasin

Ph.: (62511) 3364732

Fax: (62511) 3356960

PIC: Triana Ariayanti, Email:triana.soesanto@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 811507658

Maisyarah Email: maisyarah.maisyarah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85651064189

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO., LTD.

PT. Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Sultan Adam No. 14 Kel. Surgimukti, Banjarmasin 70122

Ph. (62-511) 3300644

Fax. (62-511) 3302811

EVERGREEN LINE

PT Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Jl Flamboyant I No. 32 Banjarmasin Kalimantan Selatan 70123 Ph. (62-511) 3304617

Fax. (62-511) 3306893

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jalan Cempaka 1 Rt 03 No. 28 Kertak Baru Ulu, Banjarmasin 70111

Ph. (62-511) 3355114

Fax. (62-511) 4368195

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PIL)

PT Salam Pacific Indonesia Lines

Jl. Mayjend Soetoyo S No 28, Banjarmasin, Indonesia

Ph. (62-551) 55412

Fax. (62-0511) 55413

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT Cahaya Express

Komplek Citra Permai Blok B No.11 Jl. Duyung, Sei Jodoh, Batam Phone : +62561-574679

PIC : Mona Yovita, Email: mona@lautmas.com

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

PT PPN Panurjwan

Jl. Cempaka Besar No. 34 Rt.01

Kel. Mawar, Banjarmasin 70112

Ph. (62-511) 4366014 Ext 6433

SITC CONTAINER LINES CO., LTD

PT. Windu Persada Cargo

Jl. MT. Haryono No. 105 B, Banjarmasin 70111

Ph. (62-511) 3356134 Fax. (62-511) 3359134

COMPAGNIE MARITIME

D’AFFRETEMENT

COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT Cahaya Express

Komplek Citra Permai Blok B No.11

Jl. Duyung, Sei Jodoh, Batam Ph.: (62-561) 574679

PIC : Mona Yovita Email : mona@lautmas.com

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia

Graha Pena Batam, 8th Floor, Executive Office Room 805E

Jl. Raya Batam Centre, Teluk Tering, Batam - Indonesia

Ph. (62-21) 39501248

YANG MING

PT Tri Regional Maritim Komplex Union Industrial Park Block G No. 1 Batam 29432

Ph. (62-778) 7480-322 / 7480-333 Fax. (62-778) 7480-311

BELAWAN

WAN HAI LINES

(SINGAPORE), PTE LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Cempaka XI, No 47 Banjarmasin 70112 Ph. (62-511) 413778

BATAM

PT Global Transportasi Nusantara Jl. Raya Ali Haji Komplek Jodoh Square I Blok C No.35 Jodoh, Batam Ph. (62-778) 457745 Fax. (62-778) 429647

EVERGREEN LINE

PT Anugerah Semestaraya Graha Menara Aria, #06 - 13, Harbour Bay Downtown,Jalan Duyung, Batu Ampar, Batam, Kepulauan Riau 29453 Ph. (62-0778) 4088022 Fax. (62-0778) 4089557

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Kapten Pierre Tendean No. 78 Banjarmasin 70231, Indonesia

Ph. (62-511) 325 1744

Fax. (62-511) 325 6757, 327 4215

APL

PT Cahaya Express

Komplek Citra Permai Blok B No.11

Jl. Duyung, Sei Jodoh, Batam Phone : +62561-574679

PIC : Mona Yovita Email : mona@lautmas.com

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk Raja Ali Haji, Komplek Jodoh Square I Blok C No. 35, Sei Jodoh, Batam Ph. (62-778) 457745 Fax. (62-778) 450898

KMTC LINE

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Merah Putih - Telkom, 6th Floor

Jl. Putri Hijau No. 1 Medan 20112

Ph. (62-61) 4200 6800 Fax. (62-61) 4200 6810

PT INDO DHARMA TRANSPORT

IDT SHIPPING GROUP

Jl. Jafri zam-zam No.18-19

Banjarmasin - Kalimantan Selatan Phone +62 511 442 4551/52

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT Cahaya Express

Komplek Citra Permai Blok B No.11

Jl. Duyung, Sei Jodoh, Batam Phone : +62561-574679

PIC : Mona Yovita Email : mona@lautmas.com

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Jl. Raja Ali Haji Komplek Jodoh Square I Blok C No. 35, Sei Jodoh, Batam Ph. (62-778) 457745 Fax. (62-778) 450898

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Daya Guna Maritim Cargotama Komp. Srimas Business Center Block D-4, Batu Ampar, Batam Ph. (62-778) 7079198

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Merah Putih - Telkom, 6th Floor

Jl. Putri Hijau No. 1 Medan 20114

Ph. (62-61) 4200 6800 Fax. (62-61) 4200 6812

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Merah Putih - Telkom, 6th Floor

Jl. Putri Hijau No. 1 Medan 20113

Ph. (62-61) 4200 6800 Fax. (62-61) 4200 6811

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Graha Merah Putih - Telkom, 6th Floor

Jl. Putri Hijau No. 1

Medan 20111 - Indonesia

Ph.: (62-61) 4200 6800

Fax: (62 61) 4200 6809

EMIRATES SHIPPING LINE

PT Tisco Sindo Logistics

Mandiri Building 6th Floor Unit 604

Jl. Imam Bonjol 16D, Medan Ph. (62-61) 4534 665

Fax. (62 61) 4510747

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Mandiri Building 6th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol No.7, Medan 20112 Ph. (62-61) 4151931

Fax. (62-61) 4158229

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. GENEVA (MSC)

PT. Perusahaan Pelayaran Nusantara Panurjwan

Mandiri Building 6th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol 16D Petisah Tengah, Medan 20112 Belawan Ph. (62-61) 451 8596

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PIL)

PT Sukses Abadi Transindo

Jl. Haji Misbah Kompleks Multatuli

Indah Blk E, No 34, Medan Ph. (62-61) 4524232 Fax. (62-61) 4534071

BENOA

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

PT PPN Panurjwan

Samudera Logistic Center

Jl. Raya Pelabuhan Gabion Belawan 20412 Ph. (62-61) 6940 044 Ext.: 6022

YANG MING

PT Harini Mandiri

Jl. Kol. Sugiono No 3-C Medan 20151 Ph. (62-61) 4515599/4144090 Fax. (62-61) 4154461

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. By pass Ngurah Rai No. 36A, Pesanggaran Benoa - Bali Phone: +62361-724924

Fax: +62361-724459

PIC: Adhityo Sukmono, email: adhityo.jati@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81338663805

Sri Ekowati (Bu Wahyu), email: sri.ekowati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81334607760

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. By pass Ngurah Rai No. 36A Pesanggaran Benoa - Bali Ph.: (62-361) 724924

Fax: (62-361) 724459

PIC: Adhityo Sukmono Email: adhityo.jati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338663805

Sri Ekowati (Bu Wahyu) Email: sri.ekowati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81334607757

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO., LTD.

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Arnold Manonutu No.07

Kel. Kadoodan Madidir - Bitung Ph.: (62-438) 30046

Fax: (624-38) 30069

PIC: Yudi Sirait

Email: yudi.sirait@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8123856307

Ikhlash

Email: muhammad.ikhlash@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85375354490

Veronika Sahempa

Email: veronika.sahempa@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81356912198

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. By pass Ngurah Rai No. 36A Pesanggaran Benoa - Bali Ph.: (62-361) 724924

Fax: (62-361) 724459

PIC: Adhityo Sukmono Email: adhityo.jati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338663805

Sri Ekowati (Bu Wahyu) Email: sri.ekowati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81334607757

PT. Global Transportasi Nusantara Jl. Raya Benoa No. 12A Denpasar 80223 Ph. (62-361) 720342 Fax. (62-361) 720835

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia Jl. Gunung Tangkuban Perahu No. 129B Banjar Tegal Buah Padang Sambian Klod Denpasar, Bali 80117 Ph. (62-361) 8446822

BITUNG

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Arnold Manonutu No.07

Kel. Kadoodan Madidir - Bitung Ph.: (62-438) 30046

Fax: (624-38) 30069

PIC: Yudi Sirait

Email: yudi.sirait@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8123856307

Ikhlash

Email: muhammad.ikhlash@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85375354490

Veronika Sahempa

Email: veronika.sahempa@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81356912198

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. By pass Ngurah Rai No. 36A Pesanggaran Benoa - Bali Ph.: (62-361) 724924

Fax: (62-361) 724459

PIC: Adhityo Sukmono Email: adhityo.jati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338663805

Sri Ekowati (Bu Wahyu) Email: sri.ekowati@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81334607757

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Arnold Manonutu No.07 Kel. Kadoodan Madidir Bitung Phone: +62438-30046

Fax: +62438-30069

PIC: Yudi Sirait email: yudi.sirait@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8123856307 Ikhlash, email: muhammad.ikhlash@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85375354490

Veronika Sahempa, email: veronika.sahempa@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81356912201

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Arnold Manonutu No.07

Kel. Kadoodan Madidir - Bitung Ph.: (62-438) 30046

Fax: (624-38) 30069

PIC: Yudi Sirait

Email: yudi.sirait@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8123856307

Ikhlash

Email: muhammad.ikhlash@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85375354490

Veronika Sahempa

Email: veronika.sahempa@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81356912198

CILEGON

BARWIL INDONESIA

PT. Tirta Samudera Caraka

Jl. Jombang Mesjid No. 11B Cilegon 42411

Ph. (62-254) 395 903

Fax. (62-254) 395 905

CIREBON

RICKMERS - LINIE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Angkasa No.1 Penggung Raya Cirebon 45413

Ph. (62-231) 483 214

Fax. (62-231) 483 215

TOKYO SENPAKU KAISHA, LTD(T.S.K.LINE)

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk (T.S.K.Division)

Jl. Angkasa No.1 Penggung Raya Cirebon 45413

Ph. (62-231) 483 214

Fax. (62-231) 483 215

JAMBI

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

Eng Lee Shipping Company PTE LTD

2 Havelock Road #05-07/08/09

Havelock II, Singapore 059763

Phone : +65-65333222 ext 236

PIC : Subandi

Email : subandi@englee.com.sg Mobile : +65-838 299 75

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Ir. Soekarno No. 103 Kendari Phone: +62401-3121520

Fax: +62401-3125277

PIC: Yusri, email: yusri.yusri@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81342421365

Syarifuddin Madarayu, email: syarifuddin.madarayu@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81354506370

Erwin, email: erwin.erwin@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85341505460

KUMAI

APL

Eng Lee Shipping Company PTE LTD

2 Havelock Road #05-07/08/09

Havelock II, Singapore 059763

Phone : +65-65333222 ext 236

PIC : Subandi

Email : subandi@englee.com.sg

Mobile : +65-838 299 75

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

Eng Lee Shipping Company PTE LTD

2 Havelock Road#05-07/08/09

Havelock II, Singapore 059763

Phone: +65-65333222 ext 236

PIC: Subandi Email : subandi@englee.com.sg Mobile : +65-838 299 75

KENDARI

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Ir. Soekarno No. 103 Kendari Phone: +62401-3121520

Fax: +62401-3125277

PIC: Yusri, email: yusri.yusri@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81342421365

Syarifuddin Madarayu, email: syarifuddin.madarayu@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81354506370

Erwin, email: erwin.erwin@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85341505461

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Hasanuddin No. 2 Pangkalan Bun Ph.: +62532-28041

Fax: +62532-22824

PIC: Heru Prasetya Email: heru.prasetya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81383755757

Muhammad Nurhidyatullah Email: muhammad.saputra@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 81328081677

KUPANG

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

Eng Lee Shipping Company PTE LTD

2 Havelock Road #05-07/08/09

Havelock II, Singapore 059763

Phone : +65-65333222 ext 236

PIC: Subandi, Email : subandi@englee.com.sg

Mobile : +65-838 299 75

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Ir. Soekarno No. 103 Kendari Phone: +62401-3121520

Fax: +62401-3125277

PIC: Yusri email: yusri.yusri@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81342421365

Syarifuddin Madarayu, email: syarifuddin.madarayu@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81354506370 Erwin email: erwin.erwin@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85341505462

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Ir. Soekarno No. 103, Kendari Ph.: (62-401) 3121520

Fax: (62-401) 3125277

PIC: Yusri Email: yusri.yusri@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81342421365

Syarifuddin Madarayu Email: syarifuddin.madarayu@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81354506370

Erwin, email: erwin.erwin@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85341505459

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso PO BOX 77 RT. 016 RW. 005 Kel. Alak

Kec. Alak Tenau Kota Kupang

Phone: +62380-822250

Fax: +62380-822225

PIC: Pangku, email: pangku.pangku@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81936205537

Rocky Boelan, email: rocky.boelan@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82247783017

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso PO BOX 77 RT. 016 RW. 005 Kel. Alak

Kec. Alak Tenau Kota Kupang

Phone: +62380-822250

Fax: +62380-822225

PIC: Pangku email: pangku.pangku@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81936205537

Rocky Boelan email: rocky.boelan@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82247783015

COMPANIES AND AGENT IN INDONESIA

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO.,

LTD.

PT. Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Monginsidi Baru No. 22 Makassar 90142

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso PO BOX 77

RT. 016 RW. 005 Kel. Alak

Kec. Alak Tenau Kota Kupang

Phone: +62380-822250

Fax: +62380-822225

PIC: Pangku, email: pangku.pangku@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81936205537

Rocky Boelan, email: rocky.boelan@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82247783016

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Nusantara No. 26-28, Makassar Ph.: (62-411) 3632211

Fax: (62-411) 3623942

PIC: Yoga Paramita Email: yoga.paramita@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85230933309

Akil Mestari Ahmad Email: akil.ahmad@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81355757510

Aminah Email: aminah.aminah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85299663392

Ph. (62-411) 442111

Fax. (62-411) 459317

CTP LINE

PT. Pelayaran Caraka Tirta Perkasa

Jl. Sulawesi No. 57 Makassar 90174

Ph. (62-411) 3626643

Fax. (62-411) 3626257

EVERGREEN LINE

PT Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia Jalan Gunung Lokon No. 38, Makassar, South Sulawesi 90145 Ph. (62-411) 8941500 Fax. (62-411) 8940915

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

T.S. LINES LTD.

PT. Pelayaran Caraka Tirta Perkasa

Jl. Sulawesi No. 57

Makassar 90174

Ph. (62-411) 3626643

Fax. (62-411) 3626257

COMPAGNIE MARITIME

D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso PO BOX 77

RT. 016 RW. 005 Kel. Alak

Kec. Alak Tenau Kota Kupang Ph.: +62380-822250

Fax: +62380-822225

PIC: Pangku Email: pangku.pangku@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81936205537

Rocky Boelan Email: rocky.boelan@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82247783014

MAKASSAR

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Nusantara No. 26-28, Makassar Ph.: (62-411) 3632211

Fax: (62-411) 3623942

PIC: Yoga Paramita Email: yoga.paramita@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85230933309

Akil Mestari Ahmad Email: akil.ahmad@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81355757510

Aminah Email: aminah.aminah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85299663392

Jl. Sungai Saddang No. 82 Makassar 90142 Ph. (62-411) 854844 Fax. (62-411) 854911

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Sungai Saddang No. 82 Makassar 90142 Ph. (62-411) 854844 Fax. (62-411) 854911

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. GENEVA (MSC)

PT. Sinar Baru Logistik

Jl. Ir. Sutami (Tol) Blok A. 12 No. 2 Makassar 90000 Ph. (62-411) 4723681 Fax. (62-411) 4723584

WAN HAI LINES (SINGAPORE), PTE LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Bali No 49-51

Makassar - Indonesia

Ph. (62-411) 317060

YANG MING

PT Kharisma Transportasi Indonesia

Jl. Sulawesi No.57

Makassar 90174

Ph. (62-411) 3626643/3626053

Fax. (62-411) 362625

MEDAN

ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES PTE., LTD (ACL)

PT. Sukses Abadi Trasindo

Komplek Multatuli Indah, Jl. H. Misbah Blok E-34 Medan 20511

Ph. (62-61) 4524232

Fax. (62-61) 4521020

BALAJI SHIPPING (U.K.) LIMITED (BSC)

PT. Global Freight Semesta Mandiri Building 7th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol No.16 D Medan 20112

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

Ph. (62-61) 451 1149

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Nusantara No. 26-28, Makassar Phone: +62411-3632211

Fax: +62411-3623942

PIC: Yoga Paramita, email: yoga.paramita@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 85230933309

Akil Mestari Ahmad, email: akil.ahmad@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81355757510

Aminah, email: aminah.aminah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85299663395

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Nusantara No. 26-28, Makassar Ph.: (62-411) 3632211

Fax: (62-411) 3623942

PIC: Yoga Paramita Email: yoga.paramita@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85230933309

Akil Mestari Ahmad Email: akil.ahmad@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81355757510

Aminah

Email: aminah.aminah@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85299663392

PT PPN Panurjwan

Jl Sungai Saddang No. 82 Makassar 90142 Ph. (62-411) 857458

SINOKOR MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD

PT. Winarapan

Jl. Muna No. 10, Makassar Ph. (0411) 3622755 Fax. (0411) 3621758

SITC CONTAINER LINES CO., LTD

PT. SITC Indonesia Makassar Branch Menara Bosowa 14F Unit A Jl. Jend. Sudirman No. 5 Makassar 90113 Ph. (62-411) 3681166

Fax. (62-61) 453 6718

BLPL SINGAPORE

PT. Transworld GLS Indonesia Sinar Mas Land Plaza

Jl. Diponegoro No. 18, 8th Level Unit 803, Medan Ph. (62-61) 4575228

Fax. (62-61) 418806

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO., LTD.

PT. Global Putra Deli Mandiri

Jl. Monginsidi No. 25 Medan 20152

Ph. (62-61) 4556029

Fax. (62-61) 4556028

CSAV NORASIA LINER SERVICES

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Komplek Multatuli Indah, Jl. H. Misbah Blok B-31, Medan 20151

Ph. (62-61) 4516926

Fax. (62-61) 4516925

CTP LINE

PT. Pelayaran Caraka Tirta Perkasa

Komplek Multatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok A-12, Medan 20511

Ph. (62-61) 4572910

Fax. (62-61) 4513960

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Wisma BII, 9th Fl. - Room 901

Jl. Diponegoro No. 18, Medan Sumatera Utara 20152

Ph. (62-61) 4531686

Fax. (62-61) 4158780

NEW PACIFIC LINE PTE., LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Komplek Bilal Prima Blok C-15

Jl. Bilal, Medan 20239

Ph. (62-61) 6643330

Fax. (62-61) 6643332

NILE DUTCH

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Mandiri Building 6th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 7 Medan 20112

Ph. (62-61) 4151931

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia

B&G Tower

JI. Putri Hijau No. 8 Medan 20111

Ph. (62-61) 80010388

ORIENT PACIFIC CONTAINER LINE (OPCL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia Komplek Multatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok B-31 Medan 21051

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Kompleks Multatuli Indah, Blok F No.8 Medan 20151

Ph. (62-61) 451 8518

Fax. (62-61) 451 5459

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Mandiri Building 6th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 7, Medan 20112 Ph. (62-61) 4151931

MAGISTRAL CONTAINER LINES

PT. Samudera Lautan Luas

Jl. Letda Soejono IV No. 22, Medan Ph. (62-61) 732 1604, 736 1631 Fax. (62-61) 734 6811

MAERSK LINE

PT Pelayaran Bintang Putih URO Building / Citibank 4th Floor

Jl. Imam Bonjol No.23, Medan 20152 Ph. (62-61) 76222230

MATSON

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia Komplek Multatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok B-31, Medan 21051 Ph. (62-61) 4516916 Fax. (62-61) 4516925

MERATUS

PT. Meratus Line

Jl. Krakatau No.199 E-F, Medan 20238 Ph. (62-61) 662 5257

Fax. (62-61) 663 1324

NEW GUINEA PACIFIC LINE (NGPL)

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Harmoni Lt. 3 Suite 1

Jl. Gaharu No. 2B, Medan Ph. (62-61) 42003888 Fax. (62-61) 42003999

T.S. LINES LTD.

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Harmoni Lt. 3 Suite 1

Jl. Gaharu No. 2B, Medan Ph. (62-61) 42003888

Fax. (62-61) 42003999

TRANS ASIA LINE

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Komplek Multatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok B-31, Medan 21051 Ph. (62-61) 4516916 Fax. (62-61) 4516925

UNITED AFRICA FEEDER LINE (UAFL)

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Harmoni Lt. 3 Suite 1 Jl. Gaharu No. 2B, Medan Ph. (62-61) 42003888 Fax. (62-61) 42003999

VASCO MARITIME, Pte Ltd

PT. Samudera Lautan Bersama Jl. Letda Soejono IV No. 22, Medan Ph. (62-61) 732 1604, 736 1631 Fax. (62-61) 734 6811

Ph. (62-61) 4516916 Fax. (62-61) 4516925

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE. LTD. (PIL)

PT. Sukses Abadi Trasindo Komplek Mutatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok E-34 Medan 20511

Ph. (62-61) 4524232 Fax. (62-61) 4521020

PILINDO MEGAH SELATAN (PMS)

PT. Sukses Abadi Trasindo Komplek Mutatuli Indah

Jl. H. Misbah Blok E-34 Medan 20511

Ph. (62-61) 4524232 Fax. (62-61) 4521020

SAMUDERA SHIPPING LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Pemuda No. 11 Medan 21051 Ph. (62-61) 4151931 Fax. (62-61) 4158229

SEIBOW LIMITED

PT. Bintang Tatabahari

Jl. Lampung No.9 Medan 20214 Ph. (62-61) 7351368

Fax. (62-61) 7351381

SWIRE SHIPPING

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Graha Harmoni Lt. 3 Suite 1 Jl. Gaharu No. 2B, Medan Ph. (62-61) 42003888 Fax. (62-61) 42003999

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Kolam Indah Raya Blok D, No 8 B, RT03/RW03 Kel. Mata Air

Kec. Padang Selatan Padang

Ph.: (62-751) 64654

Fax: (62-751) 64653

PIC: Faisal Yazdi Email: faisal.sabrie@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 8114160881

Andre, email: andre.rozali@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85263563676

MERAK

MATSON

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Mess Baruna No.3 A Gerem Raya, Merak Ph. (62-254) 570 277 Fax. (62-254) 570 278

RICKMERS-LINIE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Jl. Raya Cilegon No.90, Merak Ph. (62-254) 391 341 Fax. (62-254) 392 596

PADANG

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Kolam Indah Raya Blok D, No 8 B, RT03/RW03 Kel. Mata Air Kec. Padang Selatan Padang Ph.: (62-751) 64654

Fax: (62-751) 64653

PIC: Faisal Yazdi Email: faisal.sabrie@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 8114160881

Andre, email: andre.rozali@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 85263563676

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Kolam Indah Raya Blok D, No 8 B, RT03/RW03 Kel. Mata Air Kec. Padang Selatan - Padang Phone: +62751-64654 Fax: +62751-64653

PIC: Faisal Yazdi email: faisal.sabrie@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8114160881 Andre, email: andre.rozali@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 85263563679

AUSTRAL ASIA LINE B.V (AAL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Pulau Karam No. 157A Padang 25137 Ph. (62-751) 38084 Fax. (62-751) 32958

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Kolam Indah Raya Blok D, No 8 B, RT03/RW03 Kel. Mata Air Kec. Padang Selatan Padang Ph.: (62-751) 64654

Fax: (62-751) 64653

PIC: Faisal Yazdi

Email: faisal.sabrie@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 8114160881

Andre, email: andre.rozali@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 85263563676

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Proklamasi No.32

Padang 25121, Indonesia

Ph. (62-751) 8959171

Fax. (62-751) 8959794

CTP LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Tanjung Priok No. 30A

Pelabuhan Teluk Bayur, Padang

Ph. (62-751) 61530

Fax. (62-751) 62980

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Ratulangi No. 10, Kota Padang Padang Barat, Padang 25112

Ph. (62-751) 893466

MATSON

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Pulau Karam No 157A

Padang 25137

Ph. (62-751) 38084

Fax. (62-751) 32958

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Daya Guna Maritim Cargotama

Jl. Padang Pasir Raya No.29

Kel. Padang Pasir, Kec. Padang Barat Kota Padang

Ph. (62-751) 7530464

ORIENT PACIFIC CONTAINER LINE (OPCL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Pulau Karam No 157A

Padang 25137

Ph. (62-751) 38084 Fax. (62-751) 32958

PALEMBANG

ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES PTE., LTD (ACL)

PT. Anugerah Transportasi Selatan

Jl. L. R. E. Martadinata No. 25 Dua Ilir, Palembang 30118

Ph. (62-711) 720430, Fax. (62-711) 720370

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Sudirman Office Tower – Horizon Ultima 6th Floor, UNIT 5

Jl. Jend. Sudirman NO. 57 Palembang 30125 Ph.: (62-711) 5630658

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No 3528 KM 3,5 Palembang - Indonesia Ph. (62-711) 313615 Fax. (62-711) 311288

INDONESIAN FORTUNE LLYOD (IFL)

PT. Indonesian Fortune Lloyd

Jl. Veteran No.188 Palembang 30126 - Indonesia Ph. (62-711) 312 638, 351 889 Fax. (62-711) 352 111

KCA LINES

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT. Container Maritime Activities Sudirman Office Tower – Horizon Ultima 6th Floor, UNIT 5

Jl. Jend. Sudirman NO. 57 Palembang 30125 Ph.: (62-711) 5630658

PT. SILKargo Indonesia Cab. Palembang Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.3528/2083, KM.3,5 Palembang Ph. (62-711) 313 616 Fax. (62-711) 311 288

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No 3528 KM 3,5 Palembang Ph. (62-711) 313616

LAUREL NAVIGATION LINE

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

PILINDO MEGAH SELATAN (PMS)

PT. Anugerah Transportasi Selatan

Jl. L. R. E Martadinata No. 25 Dua Ilir

Palembang 30118

Ph. (62-711) 720430

Fax. (62-711) 720370

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES (RCL)

PT. Bintika Bangun Nusa

Jl. L. R. E. Martadinata No. 17-18, Dua Ilir, Palembang 30118

Ph. (62-711) 716380 (62-711) 716382

Fax. (62-711) 716379

RICKMERS-LINIE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Jend.Sudirman No.773, Palembang 30126

Ph. (62-711) 313 616

Fax. (62-711) 310 175

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Sudirman Office Tower – Horizon Ultima 6th Floor, Unit 8

Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.57 Palembang 30128 Ph. (62-711) 5630661

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT

COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Sudirman Office Tower – Horizon Ultima 6th Floor, UNIT 5

Jl. Jend. Sudirman NO. 57 Palembang 30125 Ph.: (62-711) 5630658

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Perintis Kemerdekaan No.168 E RT003/005 Kel. Lawang Kidul Kec Ilir II, Palembang Ph. (62-711) 5571821

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Jl. AKBP Cek Agus, Perum Bulog No. 47, Palembang 30113 Ph. (62-711) 712777, 717010 Fax. (62-711) 717011

GOLD STAR LINE, LTD.

PT.Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Veteran No.188 Palembang 30126 Ph. (62-711) 312 638 Fax. (62-711) 322 113

Jl. Veteran No.188 Palembang 30126 Ph. (62-711) 312 638 Fax. (62-711) 322 113

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Pelayaran Nusantara Panurjwan Lima Bahari Pandunusa Building 1st Fl. JI. R.E. Martadinata No. 1C, Palembang Ph. (62-711) 710 011

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia Palembang Trade Center

Blok H No. 3, Jl. R. Sukamto Palembang 30114 Ph. (62-711) 382075

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE. LTD. (PIL)

PT. Anugerah Transportasi Selatan

Jl. L. R. E Martadinata No. 25, Dua Ilir Palembang 30118 Ph. (62-711) 720430 Fax. (62-711) 720370

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

PT PPN Panurjwan

Jl Jend. Sudirman No. 3528/2083

Km. 3.5 Palembang 30128

Ph. (62-711) 313616 Ext 6025

SETH SHIPPING CORPORATION

PT. Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Veteran No.188

Palembang 30126

Ph. (62-711) 312 638

Fax. (62-711) 322 113

TOKYO SENPAKU KAISHA,LTD. (T.S.K.LINE)

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Jend.Sudirman No.773, Palembang 30126

Ph. (62-711) 313 616

Fax. (62-711) 310 175

YANG MING

PT Yang Ming Shipping Indonesia

Gedung Adovelin Raharja

Jl. RE Martadinata No. 1C, Palembang 30116

Ph. (62-711) 5571868

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. KH. Ahmad Dahlan No. 32 Bandar Lampung 35213 Ph. (62-721) 265700

Fax. (62-721) 257400

WAN HAI LINES (SINGAPORE), PTE LTD.

PT. Bintika Bangun Nusa

Jl. L. R. E. Martadinata No. 17-18, Dua Ilir, Palembang 30118

Ph. (62-711) 716380, (62-711) 716382

Fax. (62-711) 716379

PALU

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 13-B Talise Palu Phone: +62451-455019

Fax: +62451-454788

PIC: Syahrul Massijaya, email: syahrul.massijaya@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82198610128

Erich Jesaya, email: erich.jesaya@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82291248627

Faisal Pakke, email: faisal.pakke@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82348488891

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 13-B Talise Palu

Phone: +62451-455019

Fax: +62451-454788

PIC: Syahrul Massijaya, email: syahrul.massijaya@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82198610128

Erich Jesaya, email: erich.jesaya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82291248627

Faisal Pakke, email: faisal.pakke@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 82348488892

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 13-B Talise Palu Phone: +62451-455019

Fax: +62451-454788

PIC: Syahrul Massijaya Email: syahrul.massijaya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82198610128

Erich Jesaya Email: erich.jesaya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82291248627

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 13-B Talise Palu Phone: +62451-455019

Fax: +62451-454788

PIC: Syahrul Massijaya, email: syahrul.massijaya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82198610128

Erich Jesaya, email: erich.jesaya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82291248627

Faisal Pakke, email: faisal.pakke@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82348488890

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Sucofindo Building 3rd Floor

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 161 Bandar Lampung 35229

Ph. (62721 477078 / 477079

Fax. (62-721) 474949

INDONESIAN FORTUNE LLOYD (IFL)

PT Indonesia Fortune Llyod

Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 127, Garuntang, Bandar Lampung 35228, Indonesia Ph. (62-721) 487550, 474335 Fax. (62-721) 474336

MAERSK LINE

PT Pelayaran Bintang Putih Jl.Yos Sudarso 271-273 Pel. Panjang, Bandar Lampung 35227 Ph. (62-21) 30065444

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT Container Maritime Activities Graha Sucofindo Building 3rd Floor

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 161 Bandar Lampung 35230

Ph. (62721 477078 / 477079 Fax. (62-721) 474950

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Pelayaran Nusantara Panurjwan Sucofindo Building, 1st Floor

Jl. Gatot Subroto No.161 Bandar Lampung 35228 Ph. (62-721) 9300200

NEW PACIFIC LINE PTE., LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Laksamana Malahayati No. 108, Teluk Bitung, Bandar Lampung Ph. (62-721) 487717

Fax. (62-721) 485647

COMPAGNIE MARITIM D'AFFRETEMENT

COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT Container Maritime Activities Graha Sucofindo Building 3rd Floor Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 161 Bandar Lampung 35228

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PIL)

PT Trans Abadi Selatan

Komplek Ruko Perum Taman Seruni Indah, Block A No.1

Jl. Karimun Jawa, Sukarame Bandar Lampung Ph. (+62-721) 5613846

YANG MING

PT Yang Ming Shipping Indonesia

Faisal Pakke Email: faisal.pakke@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82348488889

PANJANG

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Gatot Subroto No.117-A Bandar Lampung 35228, Indonesia Ph. (62-721) 6014060 Fax. (62-721) 5604964

EVERGREEN LINE

PT Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Jl. Gajah Mada No: 1C, Kec. Tanjung Karang Timur - Bandar Lampung 35122 Ph. (62-721) 259587 / 259687 Fax. (62-721) 259687

PEKANBARU

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Sucofindo Building 3rd Floor

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No. 161 Bandar Lampung 35231 Ph. (62721 477078 / 477079

Fax. (62-721) 474951

Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto No 193D, Garuntang, Bandar Lampung, Lampung 35228 Ph. (62-721) 5600314 Fax. (62-721) 5600344

GOLD STAR LINE, LTD

PT Layar Sentosa Shipping Corp

Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 127 Ph. (62-721) 474334 Fax. (62-721) 474336

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT. Container Maritime Activities (CMA) Graha Pena 1st Floor

Jl. HR. Soebrantas, KM 10,5 Pekanbaru - Riau 28294 Ph.: (62-761) 9009787

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Graha Pena 1st Floor

Jl. Hr Soebrantas Km 10,5

Pekanbaru, Riau 28297

Ph. (62-761) 9009790

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT Asiana Express Internasional

Komplek Perdana Square Blok C no 7

Jl. Perdana, Pontianak, 78121

Phone: +62 561 574679

Fax: +62 561 574679

PIC: Veronika email: pnk.veronika@asianalogistics.com

Mobile: +62 821 5552 8518

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT. Container Maritime Activities (CMA)

Graha Pena 1st Floor

Jl. HR. Soebrantas, KM 10,5

Pekanbaru - Riau 28294

Ph.: (62-761) 9009787

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT Asiana Express Internasional

Komplek Perdana Square Blok C no 7

Jl. Perdana, Pontianak, 78121

Phone: +62 561 574679

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities (CMA)

Graha Pena 1st Floor

Jl. HR. Soebrantas, KM 10,5

Pekanbaru - Riau 28294

Ph.: (62-761) 9009787

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Nautica Trijaya

Jl. Kulim No.35 C, Kel. Kampung

Baru, Kec. Senapelan

Kotamadya Pekanbaru, Riau 28154

Ph. (62-761) 21908

Fax. (62-761) 22839

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Tengku Zainal Abidin No 14b Pekanbaru 28112 Ph. (62-761) 31152/45851

Fax. (62-761) 45852

PONTIANAK

Fax: +62 561 574679

PIC: Veronika email: pnk.veronika@asianalogistics.com Mobile: +62 821 5552 8519

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Gajah Mada No. 20 Pontianak 78121, Indonesia Ph. (62-561) 734 572, 735 883 Fax. (62-561) 739 661

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Merdeka No. 633B, Pontianak Ph. (62-561) 761801 Fax. (62-561) 760035

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY S.A. GENEVA (MSC)

PT. Sinar Baru Logistik

Jl. H. Rais A. Rahman No 2C Pontianak Ph. (62-561) 746957, Fax. (62-561) 746977

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. AMD Projakkal (Kariangau) Km. 5.5 No. 43 Kel. Batu Ampar Kec. Balikpapan Utara

Balikpapan

Ph.: (62-542) 7588167

Fax: (62-542) 7588169

PIC: Niken Krismawati Mobile: +62 81298388338

Email: niken.krismawati@mif.co.id Wahyu Dwi Jayanti (Mrs)

Email: wahyu.jayanti@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82134184555

APL

PT Asiana Express Internasional

Komplek Perdana Square Blok C no 7

Jl. Perdana, Pontianak, 78121

Phone: +62 561 574679

Fax: +62 561 574679

PIC: Veronika email: pnk.veronika@asianalogistics.com

Mobile: +62 821 5552 8520

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Asiana Express Internasional

Komplek Perdana Square Blok C No. 7

Jl. Perdana, Pontianak, 78121 Ph.: (62-561)574679

Fax: (62-561) 574679

PIC: Veronika Email: pnk.veronika@asianalogistics.com Mobile: +62 821 5552 8517

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO., LTD.

PT. Global Transportasi Nusantara Komplek Ayani Mega Mall Blok E21

Jl. A. Yani, Pontianak 78122 Ph. (62-561) 761221 Fax. (62-561) 742928

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Merdeka No. 633B, Pontianak Ph. (62-561) 761801 Fax. (62-561) 760035

SAMUDERA SHIPPING

PT PPN Panurjwan

Jl. Merdeka 633 B Pontianak 78118 Ph. (62-561) 761801 Ext 6433

SITC CONTAINER LINES CO., LTD

PT. Sinar Baru Logistik

Jl. H. Rais A. Rahman No 2C, Pontianak Ph. (62-561) 746 957 Fax. (62-561) 746 977

YANG MING

PT Kemasindo Cepat Nusantara

Jl. Ahmad Yani Komp. Ruko Mega Mall Blok AA No.9 Pontianak 78122 Ph. (62-561) 765188 Fax. (62-561) 765288

SAMARINDA

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. AMD Projakkal (Kariangau) Km. 5.5 No. 43 Kel. Batu Ampar Kec. Balikpapan Utara Balikpapan

Ph.: (62-542) 7588167

Fax: (62-542) 7588169

PIC: Niken Krismawati Mobile: +62 81298388338

Email: niken.krismawati@mif.co.id Wahyu Dwi Jayanti (Mrs)

Email: wahyu.jayanti@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82134184555

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. AMD Projakkal (Kariangau) Km. 5.5 No. 43 Kel. Batu Ampar Kec. Balikpapan Utara Balikpapan

Phone: +62542-7588167 Fax: +62542-7588169

PIC: Niken Krismawati Mobile: +62 81298388338, email: niken.krismawati@mif.co.id Wahyu Dwi Jayanti (Mrs), email: wahyu.jayanti@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82134184558

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. AMD Projakkal (Kariangau) Km. 5.5 No. 43 Kel. Batu Ampar Kec. Balikpapan Utara Balikpapan

Ph.: (62-542) 7588167

Fax: (62-542) 7588169

PIC: Niken Krismawati Mobile: +62 81298388338

Email: niken.krismawati@mif.co.id Wahyu Dwi Jayanti (Mrs)

Email: wahyu.jayanti@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 82134184555

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Gajah Mada No.102

Samarinda 75122

Ph. (62-541) 742 131, 731 310 Fax. (62-541) 731 306

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Mulawarman Blok II No. 08 Samarinda

Ph. (62-541) 732964

Fax. (62-541) 732967

SAMPIT

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Hasanuddin No. 2 Pangkalan Bun Phone: +62532-28041

Fax: +62532-22824

PIC: Heru Prasetya, email: heru.prasetya@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81383755757

Muhammad Nurhidyatullah, email: muhammad.saputra@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 81328081678

SEMARANG

COSCO SHIPPING LINES CO.,

LTD.

PT. Global Transportasi Nusantara

Jl. Puri Anjasmoro Blok G-1, No. 30A Semarang 50144

Ph. (62-24) 7619000, 7618000 Fax. (62-24) 7618061, 7618062

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Hasanuddin No. 2 Pangkalan Bun Ph.: +62532-28041

Fax: +62532-22824

PIC: Heru Prasetya Email: heru.prasetya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81383755757

Muhammad Nurhidyatullah Email: muhammad.saputra@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 81328081677

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

MIF Logistic Forwarding

(Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Hasanuddin No. 2 Pangkalan Bun Phone: +62532-28041

Fax: +62532-22824

PIC: Heru Prasetya, email: heru.prasetya@mif.co.id

Mobile: +62 81383755757

Muhammad Nurhidyatullah, email: muhammad.saputra@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 81328081679

SANGATTA

MATSON

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Wisma HSBC, 7th Floor, Suite #704

Jl. Gajahmada No. 135

Semarang 50137

Ph. (62-24) 76444334

Fax. (62-24) 76444872

BALAJI SHIPPING (UK) LTD

PT Global Freight Semesta

Sucofindo Building, 4th Floor, Jl. Pemuda No. 171, Semarang Ph. (62-24) 3587435, 3587436

CARGOGULF

PT Sinar Baru Logistik

Puri Anjasmoro Blok G1 No.52 Semarang 50144 Indonesia Ph. (62-24) 76160306

Fax. (62-24) 7616639

EMIRATES SHIPPING LINE

PT Tisco Sindo Logistics

Jl. Raya Marina Royal Square A/19. Semarang

Ph. (62-24) 7667 1012/3 Fax. (62-24) 7667 1011

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Gedung Griya Bina Artha (Gedung Bank Jateng), 3rd Floor

Jl. Pemuda No. 142 Semarang 50132

Ph. (62-24) 3555507 (62-24) 3540036, (62-24) 3563487

Fax. (62-24) 3541155

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Perkutut No. 2 Semarang 50174

Ph. (62-24) 3544929

Fax. (62-24) 3514237

APL

MIF Logistic Forwarding (Member Of Meratus Group)

Jl. Hasanuddin No. 2 Pangkalan Bun Phone: +62532-28041 Fax: +62532-22824

PIC: Heru Prasetya, email: heru.prasetya@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81383755757

Muhammad Nurhidyatullah, email: muhammad.saputra@mif.co.id Mobile:+62 81328081680

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 11 RT 14 Sangatta 75611

Ph. (62-549) 22 909

Fax. (62-549) 22885

ORIENT PACIFIC CONTAINER LINE (OPCL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Yos Sudarso No. 11 RT 14 Sangatta 75611 Ph. (62-549) 22909

Fax. (62-549) 22885

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT. Container Maritime Activities Wisma HSBC, 7th Floor, Suite #701

Jl. Gajahmada No. 135 Semarang 50134

Ph.: +62 24 76444334 Fax : +62 24 76444869

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Pamularsih Raya No.16A, Bojongsalaman, Kec. Semarang Bar. Kota Semarang

Jawa Tengah 50141

Ph. (62-24) 76432333

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Metro Square Blok A2-A6

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT COMPAGNIE GENERALE MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities Wisma HSBC, 7th Floor, Suite #701

Jl. Gajahmada No. 135 Semarang 50134

Ph.: +62 24 76444334

Fax : +62 24 76444869

Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 47-49 Semarang Ph. (62-24) 3544 929

MAERSK LINE

PT Pelayaran Bintang Putih HSBC Building, 4th Floor

Jl. Gajah mada No. 135 Semarang 50241

Ph. (62-24) 86459009

MATSON

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Puri Anjasmoro Blok F-1 No. 3A Semarang 50144

Ph. (62-24) 7619401

Fax. (62-24) 7619405

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING COMPANY (MSC)

PT Pelayaran Nusantara Panurjwan Komplek Puri Anjasmoro Blok G1 No.51, SEMARANG

Ph. (62-24) 761 7676

NEW PACIFIC LINE PTE., LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Usman Janatin No. 18/V-VI Semarang 50241

Ph. (62-24) 3542998

Fax. (62-24) 3543228

OCEAN NETWORK EXPRESS (ONE)

PT Ocean Network Express Indonesia

Menara Suara Merdeka Building Level

6 Unit 6-05 Pandanaran Street No. 30 Semarang 50134, Indonesia

Ph. (62-24) 76530411

PACIFIC EAGLE LINES PTE., LTD. (PEL)

PT. Jangkar Pacific

Jl. Usman Janatin No. 18/III-III Semarang Ph. (62-24) 550727

Fax. (62-24) 556162

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES PTE. LTD. (PIL)

PT. Jangkar Pacific Ruko Mataram Plaza Blok E-3

Jl. M. T. Haryono Semarang Ph. (62-24) 3585517 Fax. (62-24) 3563857

PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LINES (PIL)

PT Jangkar Pacific

Jl. MT. Haryono No.427-429, Ruko Mataram Plaza Blok E12 - 12A Semarang 50136 Ph. (62-24) 3585517 / 8

REGIONAL CONTAINER LINES (RCL)

PT. Bhum Mulia Prima

Jl. Gadjah Mada 135 Semarang 50134 Ph. (62-24) 8410171 Fax. (62-24) 843980

SAMUDERA SHIPPING LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Perkutut No. 2 Semarang 50129 Ph. (62-24) 3544929 Fax. (62-24) 3551549

SWIRE SHIPPING

PT. Bahari Eka Nusantara

Komplek Perum Semarang Indah Blok D-14 No. 17 Semarang Ph. (62-24) 76631875 Fax. (62-24) 7623547

TRANS ASIA LINE

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia

Jl. Puri Anjasmoro Blok F-1 No. 3A Semarang 50144

Ph. (62-24) 7619401 Fax.(62-24) 7619405

APL

PT Container Maritime Activities

Jembatan Merah Arcade Building 1st Fl

Jl. Jembatan Merah No. 2 Surabaya 60175

Phone: +6231-2931800

Fax: +6231-3572291

(MIF HEAD OFFICE)

Jl. Aloon Aloon Priok No. 27 Surabaya Surabaya 60177, Indonesia

Phone : +6231-3285352

Fax : +6231-3285356

PIC : Budi Hartono, Email : budi.hartono@mif.co.id Mobile : +62 8111870065

Nengah Winarta, Email : nengah.winartha@mif.co.id Mobile : +62 81338492865

AUSTRAL ASIA LINE B.V (AAL)

PT. Serasi Shipping Indonesia Komplek Pengampon Square

Jl. Semut Baru No. C-03 Surabaya 60172 Ph. (62-31) 3551555 Fax. (62-31) 3575799

ANDALAN PACIFIC SAMUDRA

WAN HAI LINES (SINGAPORE), PTE LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Usman Janatin No. 18/V-VI Semarang 50241 Ph. (62-24) 3542998, Fax. (62-24) 3543228

YANG MING

PT Supra Shipindo Ruko Permata Sriwijaya

Jl. Sriwijaya no. 8B Semarang 50251 Ph. (62-24) 8454274/8454275 Fax. (62-24) 8454276

SURABAYA

ADVANCE CONTAINER LINES PTE., LTD (ACL)

PT. Jangkar Pacific

Jl. Kalianget No. 100 Surabaya 60165

Ph. (62-31) 3294680 Fax. (62-31) 3294692

BALAJI SHIPPING (UK) LTD

PT Global Freight Semesta

Yosindo Building, 2nd Floor, Jl. Rajawali No. 84 Surabaya 60175

Ph. (62-31) 354 8120

Fax. (62-31) 354 8121

BLPL SINGAPORE

PT. Transworld GLS Indonesia Unit 1015, Sinar Mas Land Plaza Surabaya

Ph. (62-31) 5346117

Fax. (62-31) 5346117

PT. Andalan Pacific Samudra Jl. Perak Barat No.203 Surabaya Ph. (62-31) 3293898 Fax. (62-31) 3295189

CHENG LIE NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (CNC LINE)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Jembatan Merah Arcade (JMA) Building 1st Fl.

Jl. Jembatan Merah No. 2 Surabaya 60175

Ph.: +6231-2931800

Fax: +6231-3572288

SURABAYA (MIF HEAD OFFICE)

Jl. Aloon Aloon Priok No. 27 Surabaya 60177, Indonesia

Ph.: +6231-3285352 Fax: +6231-3285356

PIC: Budi Hartono, Email: budi.hartono@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8111870065

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL LINE (ANL)

PT. Container Maritime Activities Jembatan Merah Arcade (JMA) Building 1st Fl.

Jl. Jembatan Merah No. 2 Surabaya 60175 Ph.: +6231-2931800

Fax: +6231-3572288

SURABAYA (MIF HEAD OFFICE)

Jl. Aloon Aloon Priok No. 27 Surabaya 60177, Indonesia Ph.: +6231-3285352 Fax: +6231-3285356

PIC: Budi Hartono, Email: budi.hartono@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8111870065 Nengah Winarta, Email: nengah.winartha@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338492862

Nengah Winarta, Email: nengah.winartha@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338492862

CK LINE

PT. Dayaguna Maritim Cargotama YOSINDO Building 3rd Floor

Jl. Rajawali No. 84 Surabaya 60176

Ph. (62-31) 3552420, 3552174 Fax. (62-31) 3552174

CARGOGULF

PT Sinar Baru Logistik

Jl. Perak Timur 238 Surabaya 60165

Ph. (62-31) 3281818

Fax. (62-31) 3288148

COMPAGNIE MARITIME D’AFFRETEMENT

COMPAGNIE GENERALE

MARITIME (CMA CGM)

PT. Container Maritime Activities

Jembatan Merah Arcade (JMA) Building 1st Fl.

Jl. Jembatan Merah No. 2 Surabaya 60175

Ph.: +6231-2931800

Fax: +6231-3572288

SURABAYA (MIF HEAD OFFICE)

Jl. Aloon Aloon Priok No. 27 Surabaya 60177, Indonesia

Ph.: +6231-3285352

Fax: +6231-3285356

PIC: Budi Hartono, Email: budi.hartono@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 8111870065

Nengah Winarta, Email: nengah.winartha@mif.co.id Mobile: +62 81338492862

COSCO SHIPPING LINES

PT Cosco Shipping Lines Indonesia

Graha Pacific Building 10th Floor

Jl. Basuki Rachmat No. 87-91 Surabaya 60271

Ph. (62-31) 99001818

Fax. (62-31) 99001819

CTP LINE

PT. Pelayaran Caraka Tirta Perkasa

Jl. Perak Barat No. 65, Surabaya Ph. (62-31) 3524170

Fax. (62-31) 3524172

EASTERN CAR LINER, LTD.

PT. Easternindo Carmita Lintas

Yosindo Building 3rd Floor

Jl. Rajawali No.84 Surabaya 60164

Ph. (62-31) 3544755

Fax. (62-31) 3544811

EMIRATES SHIPPING LINE

PT Tisco Sindo Logistics

Graha Pacific Building, 2nd floor

Jl. Basuki Rahmad No.87-91 Surabaya 60271

Ph. (62-31) 5311 000

Fax. (62-31) 5311 000

EVERGREEN LINE

PT. Evergreen Shipping Agency Indonesia

Graha Pacific Building, 6th Floor

Jl. Basuki Rahmat No. 87-91 Surabaya 60277 Ph. (62-31) 99001777, 99001888 Fax.(62-31) 99015991

GOLD STAR LINE, LTD.

PT.Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Perak Timur No.524 Tg Perak Surabaya 60165

Ph. (62-31) 3299281

Fax. (62-31) 3299285

HAPAG-LLOYD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk

HAPAG-LLOYD Indonesia Surabaya Div, Yosindo Building 1st Floor

Jl. Rajawali 84 Surabaya 60164

Ph. (62-31) 60025600

Fax. (62-31) 46829267

MEDITERRANEAN SHIPPING

COMPANY S.A. GENEVA (MSC)

PT. Perusahaan Pelayaran Nusantara

Panurjwan

Graha Pacific Building

Jl. Basuki Rahmat No. 87-91, Surabaya 60281

Ph. (62-31) 99001919

Fax. (62-31) 99001920

MERATUS

PT. Meratus Line

Jl. Aloon-Aloon Priok No.27 Surabaya 60177 - Indonesia

Ph. (62-31) 3292 288

Fax. (62-31) 3291619

NEW PACIFIC LINE PTE., LTD.

PT. Tresnamuda Sejati

Jl. Perak Timur No. 210 Surabaya 60165 Ph. (62-31) 3295475 Fax. (62-31) 3291305

HYUNDAI MERCHANT MARINE CO., LTD (HMM)

PT Mitrarejeki Investa

Jl. Tanjung Sadari No.22, Perak Bar. Kec. Krembangan Surabaya 60177

Ph. (62-31) 3292288

KMTC LINE

PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk Plaza BRI, Suite 1801

Jl. Basuki Rahmat 122-138 Surabaya 60271 Ph. (62-31) 5347899

KYOWA SHIPPING CO., LTD

PT Samudera Indonesia Tbk.

Jl.Perak Timur 400 Surabaya 60165 Ph. (62-31) 3295610

Fax. (62-31) 329-2749

LAUREL NAVIGATION LINE

PT.Layar Sentosa Shipping Corporation

Jl. Perak Timur No.524 Tg Perak, Surabaya 60165 Ph. (62-31) 3299 281, Fax. (62-31) 3291397

MAERSK LINE

PT Pelayaran Bintang Putih Sinar Mas Land Plaza 3rd Floor

Jl. Pemuda No. 60-70 Surabaya 60271 Ph. (62-31) 2955999

MATSON

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Tg Perak, Surabaya 60165

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PT. Sinar Baru Logistik

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PT. Samudera Indonesia Tbk

Jl. Perak Timur No. 400 Surabaya 60165 Ph. (62-31) 3293485

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Jl. Perak Timur No. 210 Surabaya 60165

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Gedung Perkantoran Pulomas Satu, Gd. 3, Lt. 3

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Jl. KAGAK DALAM II/20, WONOTINGAL, CANDISARI, SEMARANG Telp.: 024 8312895Fax.: 024 8312895

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PERUM PURI ANJASMORO 1-4 NO. 2, TAWANG SARI, SEMARANG Telp.: 024 7601662Fax.: 024 7601662

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PT. BELLEROH LOGISTICS INDONESIA Ph.:(62-21) 7503571 Fax. : (62-21) 75900754

CIF TRANSPORTASI INDONESIA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 625 0901 Fax. : (62-21) 625 2919

CIPTA KRIDA BAHARI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 781 0284 Fax. : (62-21) 781 0582

: (62-21)

ANGKUTAN KONTENINDO ANTAR MODA, PT Ph.:(62-21)

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BERDIKARI PERSERO (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 430 1625 Fax. : (62-21) 4393 7854

ANTAR NUSA TRANSPORTINDO,

APC LOGISTICS,

ARAYA BANGUN SARANA,

(JAKARTA)

ARAYA BANGUN SARANA, PT (SURABAYA)

BHANDA GHARA REKSA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 452 5555 Fax. : (62-21) 453 4066

BHANDA GHARA REKSA, PT (BANDUNG) Ph. : (62-22) 720 7419

BINA SINAR AMITY, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.: (62-21) 460 3401 (H)ax.: (62-21) 460 3413-15

BINTANG JAYA, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 692 4727 Fax. : (62-21) 691 0437

DAYA PRIMA MANDIRI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4786 9062 Fax. : (62-21) 4786 9062

DELPHIA PRIMA JAYA, PT (SURABAYA) Ph.:(62-31) 843 9567

DEUGRO INDONESIA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 8379 6646Fax. : (62-21)

DJENAH ABADI, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21)

FASTRANS FREIGHT SERVICE,

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DWI KARYA SEJAHTERA ABADI, PT (XPRS GLOBAL LOGISTICS) (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21)

: (62-21)

HANINDO

HARTAMAS

INDIGO

AMBON BANDAR LAMPUNG DENPASAR

JAKARTA JAYAPURA MANADO MEDAN PONTIANAK TERNATE UJUNG PANDANG

INDOLINTAS LOGISTICS, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph. : (62-21) 6586 7281 Fax. : (62-21) 6586 7282

MEGAH KENCANA EKSPOR, PT (BALI) (EXPORT SERVICES CENTRE INDONESIA) Ph.:(62-361) 720 606 Fax. : (62-361) 723 834

MITRAJASA JOGASARANA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 440 4136 Fax. : (62-21) 440 5077

JAKARTA MAJU PUSAKA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 440 4633 Fax. : (62-21) 440 0303

JAKARTA MAJU PUSAKA, PT (BANDUNG)

Ph. : (62-22) 756 8359 Fax. : (62-22) 756 8359

JAKARTA TOTAL SARANA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 856 5809 Fax. : (62-21) 851 9102

JANANI ABADI LINE, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph. : (62-21) 4584 1549 (H) Fax. : (62-21) 4584 1956

JASA KARYA UNGGUL PRIMA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 690 6261 Fax. : (62-21) 690 8142

JAWA SUMATRA, CV Ph.:(62-21) 310 2290

JAYA SENTOSA TRANSPORT, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 690 8939Fax. : (62-21) 692 4456

JIC LOGISTICS (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4393 8732 Fax. : (62-21) 4393 0958

MONANG SIANIPAR ABADI, PT Komplek Pergudangan Martadinata Megah Jl. RE Martadinata No. 101, Blok B9-B12 Ph.: (62-21) 4391 0386-7 Fax. : (62-21) 4390 0430

MULTI BINA PURA , PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 440 6403 Fax. : (62-21) 440 6411

MULTI LOGISTICS, PT (MAKASSAR) Ph.:(62-411) 466 2745 Fax. : (62-411) 466 2748

MULTISARANA ADITRANS JAYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 422 5969 Fax. : (62-21) 422 5967

MULTISARANA ADITRANS JAYA, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. : (62-31) 329 4739

MULTITRANS LOGISTICS INDONESIA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 6530 8733 Fax. : (62-21) 6530 8734

MULYA BAKTI PRADIPTA CARGO, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 857 0234Fax. : (62-21) 857 0238

SAKURA YUSEN KAISHA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.: (62-21) 345 1012 Fax. : (62-21) 385 9277

SAMUDERA MANDAU CARGO TRANS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 468 30566 Fax. : (62-21) 468 30563 468 30563

SAMUDRA NAGA GLOBAL, PT Tel.:021- 451 3259 Fax.:021- 451 6714

SANUR KHATULISTIWA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 8690 4692 Fax. : (62-21) 864 6869

SEGARA PASIFIC MAJU, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 440 0470 Fax. : (62-21) 440 1578

SEGARA SUMBER SEJAHTERA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 460 3737 Fax. : (62-21) 460 3522

SETIA TRANS KARYA MANDIRI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 822 9624 Fax. : (62-21) 8243 3949

SENTOSA ABADI PRIMA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 668 2644 Fax. : (62-21) 668 2646

SENTRA TRANS KARYA MANDIRI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 822 9624 Fax. : (62-21) 8243 3949

SIDOMULYO SELARAS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 691 5840 Fax. : (62-21) 691 5839

TISAGA OCEAN PACIFIC, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph.:(62-31) 353 6544 Fax. : (62-31) 355 3061

TRANSLINK GLOBAL MANDIRI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 352 3278 Fax. : (62-21) 381 3488

TRANS SAMUDRA JAYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4585 7581 Fax. : (62-21) 4585 7585

TRIPILAR TUNAS KARYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 536 1188 Fax. : (62-21) 548 3245

TUNAS JAYA PRATAMA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 649 1380 Fax. : (62-21) 649 1380

KEMBAR SEJAHTERA BERSAMA (TWINS LOGISTICS), PT Ph.:(62-21) 8378 7214 Fax. : (62-21) 8370 3599

KURNIA, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 310 3380 Fax. : (62-21) 314 6020

KURNIA, CV (BANDUNG) Ph. : (62-22) 520 0890 Fax. : (62-22) 5200 890

KREASI SARANA LOGISTICS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 4390 4836 Fax. : (62-21) 435 9904

KYORISA INTERNATIONAL SERVICES, PT (BATAM) Ph. : (62-778) 453 596 Fax. : (62-778) 427 926

NUSA ANTAR SAMUDERA EXPRESS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 651 5435 Fax. : (62-21) 651 9762

SILKARGO INDONESIA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 691 9901 Fax. : (62-21) 691 9906

SPEED PACKAGE SOLUTIONS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. :(62-21) 8660 1245 Fax. : (62-21) 863 1227

SINAR PAGI BENGAWAN, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4393 4189 Fax. : (62-21) 435 8847

VOYAGE LOGISTIC INDONESIA, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph.: +62-21 300 66 569 Fax.: +62-21 300 66 559

LANCAR JAYA, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 819 4827 Fax. : (62-21) 819 4827

LANCAR WIJAYA, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 692 9457 Fax. : (62-21) 692 7228

LAUTAN JAYA KUMALA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 345 8547 Fax. : (62-21) 386 0959

LG TRANSNUSA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 430 0165 Fax. : (62-21) 4390 7416

LINC EXPRESS / BAHANA PRESTASI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 6530 2446, 6530 2449 Fax. : (62-21)6583 1312-3

LINTAS ANDALAS, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 3192 7703 Fax. : (62-21) 391 1089

PANCASEJATI KARGOTRANSINDO, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 2908 8146 Fax. : (62-21) 2908 8147

PANALPINA NUSAJAYA TRANSPORT, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 5591 1308 Fax. : (62-21) 5591 1304

PANALPINA NUSAJAYA TRANSPORT, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. : (62-31) 548 2889 Fax. : (62-31) 548 3209

PANCARAN DIAN ANUGRAH, PT (JAKARTA) Ph. : (62-21) 2907 8975Fax. : (62-21) 2907 8976

PASIFIK REMOVEINDO, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 780 7851Fax. : (62-21) 782 4205

PATAYA RAYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4586 0486 Fax. : (62-21) 4586 0687

PROKARGO UTAMA MANDIRI, PT (SURABAYA) Ph.:(62-31) 740 4772 Fax. : (62-31) 740 0778

PUNINAR JAYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4393 4180 Fax. : (62-21) 435 0152

SRIWIJAYA EXPRESS, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 345 3625 Fax. : (62-21) 345 5881

SURYA JAYA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 822 4456 Fax. : (62-21) 821 4153

WALUYO SEJATI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 489 4631 Fax. : (62-21) 471 1372

WARINGIN WISESA, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 612 2237 Fax. : (62-21) 612 8629

WIDYA PAN KARYA SELARAS, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph.:(62-21) 830 9595 Fax. : (62-21) 837 9547

WINDU JAYA UTAMA, PT

Ph.:(62-21) 651 0813 Fax.: (62-21) 651 1768

SURABAYA

Ph. : (62-31) 356 8547 Fax. : (62-31) 356 8546

BANJARMASIN

Ph. : (62-511) 441 1052 Fax. : (62-511) 441 5521

WIRA TRANSPORT, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 7388 6726Fax. : (62-21) 734 0796

MAHARDIKA TRANSINDO, CV (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 441 9634 (H) Fax. : (62-21) 4483 6745

MAKMUR INDAH TRANSINDO, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 624 8019 Fax. : (62-21) 600 9589

QUARTA AIRINDO SAKTI, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 850 4101Fax. : (62-21) 851 8851

THOMAS EXPRESS, PT (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 424 1027 Fax. : (62-21) 424 6586

YAHATAMA EXPRESS, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph.:(62-21) 350 0608 Fax. : (62-21) 350 0628

YUSI CARGO, PT (JAKARTA)

Ph.:(62-21) 797 0991 Fax. : (62-21) 797 1573

REGITA ABADIUTAMA (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 4355 123, 4355 367 Fax. : (62-21)

RIMACO LOGISTICS SERVICES (JAKARTA) Ph.:(62-21) 830 3953 Fax. : (62-21)

AGUNG RAYA PUBLIC WAREHOUSE (APW), PT Ph. : (62-21) 430 7777 Fax. : (62-21) 430 0310

ASIA GROW LOGISTICS, PT (62-21) 3509041

ATLANTIC CONTAINER LINI , PT Ph. : (62-21) 450 9477 Fax. : (62-21) 450 9468

AWARDSINDO SARANA ANGKUTAN , PT Ph. : (62-21) 654 2081 Fax. : (62-21) 654 2082

FREIGHT LINI EXPRESS INDONESIA, PT Ph (62-21) 3458748

FREIGHT MANAGEMENT INDONUSA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 652 2371 Fax. : (62-21) 650 2844

MAHKOTA LOGISTIK, PT (62-21) 4361555/666

MASAJI KARGOSENTRA TAMA, PT (62-21) 43909281

MULTI BINA TRANSPORT, PT (MBT) Ph.:(62-21) 440 6403 Fax. : (62-21) 440 9489

MULTI TERMINAL INDONESIA, PT

RITRA KONNAS FREIGHT CENTRE, PT Ph.:(62-21) 441 6630 Fax. : (62-21) 441 6631

PT. BELLEROH LOGISTICS INDONESIA Ph.:(62-21) 7503571Fax. : (62-21) 75900754

BERDIKARI PERSERO Ph.:(62-21) 430 1625Fax. : (62-21) 4393 7854

BIMARUNA JAYA, PT Ph. : (62-21) 461 0404 Fax. : (62-21) 461 0606

BIMASCO CARGO SYSTEM, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. : (62-31) 353 6209 Fax. : (62-31) 353 5630

BINA SINAR AMITY, PT Ph. : (62-21) 460 3401 (H) Fax. : (62-21) 460 3413-15

GAC SAMAUDERA LOGISTICS, PT Ph. (62-21) 89902777

GALUH INTI BAHARI, PT Ph.:(62-21) 440 6466 Fax. : (62-21) 441 4185

GLOBAL TERMINAL MARUNDA (GTM), PT Ph.:(62-21) 440 5859 Fax. : (62-21) 440 5857

Jl. Pulau Payung No. 1 Tanjung Priok Jakarta 14310 Phone +62-21 2910 4000 E-mail: cs@multiterminal.co.id www.ipclogistic.co.id OSCO UTAMA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 690 9561 Fax. : (62-21) 692 8718

SANGGRAHA DAKSAMITRA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 5591 2777 Fax. : (62-21) 5591 2778

SETIA PUTRA SEJATI (SPS), PT Ph.:(62-21) 440 4363 Fax. : (62-21) 440 5259

SUMATERA INPACK TRANSINDO, PT Ph. : (62-21) 831 2408 Fax. : (62-21) 830 3881

INDOLINTAS LOGISTICS, PT Ph.:(62-21) 6586 7281 Fax. : (62-21) 6586 7282

INDO PROSTIME TRANSPORT, PT Ph.:(62-21) 626 8280 Fax. : (62-21) 625 1503

INTER ORIENT LOGISTICS, PT (62-21) 8306677/74

CARDIG EXPRESS NUSANTARA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 800 7055 Fax. : (62-21) 800 7445

CATUR BATAVIA TRANSINDO, PT Ph. : (62-21) 3190 9762 Fax. : (62-21) 3190 9762

CCIS INDONESIA, PT Kawasan Berikat Nusantara Jalan Medan Blok C3 No, RW.2, 3, Marunda Kec. Cilincing, Kota Jkt Utara, Jakarta 14120 Phone: +62 (21) 2294 6515

JAKARTA MAJU PUSAKA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 440 4633 Fax. : (62-21) 440 0303

JAKARTA TOTAL SARANA, PT Ph. : (62-21) 856 5809 Fax. : (62-21) 851 9102

JARINGAN LOGISTIK SEMESTA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 3483 5311 Fax. : (62-21) 3483 5312

ORIENTAMA EXPRESSINDO CONTAINER, PT Ph. : (62-21) 352 4989 Fax. : (62-21) 352 4988

TOYOTA TSUSHO LOGISTIC CENTER, PT Ph.:(62-21) 898 0238 Fax. : (62-21) 898 0242

TRANSPORTAMA SELATAN INDONESIA, PT (TSI) Ph.:(62-21) 4390 2588 Fax. : (62-21) 4390 2587

TRI-NET LOGISTICS INDONESIA, PT Ph. (62-21) 29856291

PANCARAN DIAN ANUGRAH, PT Ph. : (62-21) 2907 8975 Fax. : (62-21) 2907 8976

PANCASEJATI KARGOTRANSINDO, PT Ph. : (62-21) 2908 8146 Fax. : (62-21) 2908 8147

PELANGI INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS, PT Ph. (62-21) 43902723

PESAKA LOKA KIRANA, PT Ph. : (62-21) 430 0588 Fax. : (62-21) 430 4070

WARINGIN WISESA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 612 2237 Fax. : (62-21) 612 8629

WELGROW INDOPERSADA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 630 6638 Fax. : (62-21) 630 7226

WINDU PERSADA CARGO Ph.: (62-21) 345 0605 Fax. : (62-21) 345 8307

DEUGRO INDONESIA, PT Ph.: (62-21) 8379 6646Fax. : (62-21) 8379 6647

DUNIA EXPRESS TRANSINDO, PT Ph.: (62-21) 651 1137 Fax. : (62-21) 651 0454

DUTA SENTOSA ABADI, PT Ph.:(62-21) 641 3125 Fax. : (62-21) 6530 4355

KARGA WALON, PT Ph.:(62-21) 451 6067 Fax. : (62-21) 451 6063

EMBASSY FREIGHT SERVICES, PT Ph. : (62-21) 691 0910 Fax. : (62-21) 691 0919

ENGGANO SAMOSIR, PT

LAUTAN JAYA KUMALA, PT Ph.:(62-21) 440 2280 Fax. : (62-21) 440 2286

LINC LOGISTICS / CIPTA MAPAN LOGISTIK, PT Ph.:(62-21) 3002 7138 Fax. : (62-21) 3002 7110

LUKI HISHAN INDOTRANS, PT.

Freight Forwarding and Logistics Services Jl. Ganggeng VIII, No. 15, Tanjung Priok Jakarta Utara Ph. Office:62-21-43939272 Mobile: 085695326516, 081283540007 E-mail: cs.lhspeed@gmail.com marketing.lhspeed@gmail.com

AJIPRASASTI INDONESIA , PT Ph. (62-21) 435 5293 Fax. (62-21) 435 5294

ASTRA BUANA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 719 1241 Fax. (62-21) 719 1219

AXA INDONESIA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 522 5501 Fax. (62-21) 522 5504

PT. BELLEROH LOGISTICS INDONESIA Ph. (62-21) 7503571 Fax. : (62-21) 75900754

BERDIKARI INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 384 1339 Fax. (62-21) 344 0586

BHANDA GHARA REKSA SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 452 5555 Fax. (62-21) 4584 8036

BRINGIN SEJAHTERA ARTAMAKMUR INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 384 0001 Fax. (62-21) 345 7037

MARINE AND CARGO INSPECTION CO., LTD. Ph. (62-21) 380 7078

Fax. (62-21) 380 4608

MITSUI MARINE INDONESIA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 252 3110

Fax. (62-21) 252 4309

MULTI ARTHA GUNA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 270 0590

Fax. (62-21) 725 0223

CIGNA INDONESIA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 5299 6000 Fax. (62-21) 5299 6082

CITRA UNISPEC INDONESIA SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 440 4001 Fax. (62-21) 440 2184

COTETAMA INSPINDO CARYA SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 430 5334 Fax. (62-21) 435 3791

RADITA HUTAMA INTERNUSA, PT Ph. (62-21) 515 2084

Fax. (62-21) 515 2085

RAKSA PRATIKARA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 385 9007

Fax. (62-21) 385 9004-6

RAMAYANA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 3193 7148

Fax. (62-21) 390 4687

RAMA SATRIA WIBAWA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 526 1221

Fax. (62-21) 526 1208

STACO JASAPRATAMA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 391 1840

Fax. (62-21) 391 1845

SUCOFINDO SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 798 3666 Fax. (62-21) 798 7002

SURVEYOR INDONESIA, PT Ph. (62-21) 526 5526

Fax. (62-21) 526 5525

ICSB INDONESIA, PT Ph. (62-21) 6530 0527 Fax. (62-21) 6530 0988

JASINDO INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 799 4508 Fax. (62-21) 797 1015

MARINA DELTAMENTARI SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 435 5689 Fax. (62-21) 435 3162

TATA INTERNATIONAL GENERAL INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 7279 1801

Fax. (62-21) 7279 1807

TRIBHAKTI INSPEKTAMA, PT Ph. (62-21) 351 9565 Fax. (62-21) 385 2602

UNICONTAINER SELATAN INDONESIA SURVEYOR, PT Ph. (62-21) 4390 2531

Fax. (62-21) 4390 2057

WAHANA TATA INSURANCE, PT Ph. (62-21) 520 3145

Fax. (62-21) 520 3149

AIRINDO SAKTI, PT

Ph. (62-21) 789 0908

Fax. (62-21) 780 1330

AIRINDO SAKTI, PT (BANDUNG)

Ph. (62-31) 733 1571

AIRINDO SAKTI, PT (SURABAYA)

Ph. (62-31) 849 2005

ASHE, PT

Ph. (62-21) 669 2525

Fax. (62-21) 669 2538

ATLAS NUSANTARA FORKLIFT, PT Ph. (62-21) 639 2141

Fax. (62-21) 625 3116

HARAPAN MANDIRI UTAMA, PT

Ph. (62-21) 886 9957

Fax. (62-21) 884 2013

HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY, PT Ph. (62-21) 884 2827

Fax. (62-21) 884 3441

SEGARA PERMAI, PT Ph. (62-21) 430 9653 Fax. (62-21) 430 9655

SENTRAMAS BANGUN MAKMUR INDO, PT Ph. (62-21) 567 8376 Fax. (62-21) 564 5003

SHINNETSKO PRIMA, PT Ph. (62-21) 669 2166 Fax. (62-21) 661 3613

SPANSET AMANDIRA INTERNUSA, PT Ph. (62-21) 650 9556 Fax. (62-21) 650 9566

TRISULA GROUP (BATAM)

Ph. (62-778) 423 018

TRISULA KARYA BAHARI, PT (TRISULA GROUP)

Ph. (62-21) 753 6314

Fax. (62-21) 753 6155

TRISULA KARYA BAHARI, PT (TRISULA GROUP) (BALIKPAPAN)

Ph. (62-542) 720 2908

Fax. (62-542) 720 2908

BANGUN PANCA SARANA ABADI, PT Ph. (62-21) 725 1139

Fax. (62-21) 720 2990

BERDIKARI PONDASI PERKASA, PT

Ph. (62-21) 566 4415

Fax. (62-21) 566 3058

INDAH JAYA TEHNIK PRESISI, PT Ph. (62-21) 626 4545

Fax. (62-21) 626 4540

SUFINDO ABADI, PT Ph. (62-21) 345 9418 Fax. (62-21) 345 9419

SUPRA TALINDO, PT Ph. (62-21) 645 9248 Fax. (62-21) 6471 2622

UNIC CRANE INDONESIA (HASTA INTERNATIONAL MACHINERY, PT)

Hotline: +62 813 7189 9899

UNITED TRACTORS TBK, PT Ph. (62-21) 460 5959

Fax. (62-21) 460 0544

MARICO GRIA, PT

Ph. (62-21) 573 1442

Fax. (62-21) 573 4443

SURYA CIPTA SEGARA, PT (BATAM) Ph. (62-778) 322 743 Fax. (62-778) 322 506

SURYA SEGARA, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. (62-31) 329 2021 Fax. (62-31) 329 1423

UNITED TRACTOR TBK, PT (BANDUNG) Ph. (62-22) 603 7311

UNITED TRACTOR TBK, PT (SEMARANG) Ph. (62-24) 866 1070

UNITED TRACTOR TBK, PT (SURABAYA)

NATRACO TUNAS CITRA, PT Ph. (62-21) 631 3333

Fax. (62-21) 639 4243

CHAKRA PRIMA GITA NUSA, PT

Ph. (62-21) 580 3040

Fax. (62-21) 580 3039

CITRA GEMINI MULIA, PT (SURABAYA)

Ph. (62-31) 7482 222/748404040

Fax. (62-31) 748 3333

CITRA MANGGALA KARYA, PT Ph. (62-21) 545 5089

Fax. (62-21) 541 7338

COATES HIRE INDONESIA, PT Ph. (62-21) 650 5211

Fax. (62-21) 651 8653

PRATAMA JAYA JASA, CV Ph. (62-21) 667 8735

Fax. (62-21) 661 1475

PROMITS, PT Ph. (62-21) 3193 0771

Fax. (62-21) 314 3364

TEKKINDO CENTRA DAYA, PT Ph. (62-21) 350 8555 Fax. (62-21) 351 9153

TEKKINDO CENTRA DAYA, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. (62-31) 843 5303 Fax. (62-31) 849 4170

TRAKINDO UTAMA, PT Ph. (62-21) 782 2373 Fax. (62-21) 782 2357

TRANSINDO INTER DWI PANTARA, PT Ph. (62-21) 471 3333 Fax. (62-21) 4786 0987

Ph. (62-31) 843 7882

RAMINDO AUTONESIA DINAMIKA, PT Ph. (62-21) 631 9619

Fax. (62- 21) 633 1649

TRIDASA PRAWIRA, PT Ph. (62-21) 475 0704 Fax. (62-21) 470 7062

WIRA GRIYA MUSTIKA, PT Ph. (62-21) 633 9540

Fax. (62-21) 633 3810

WIRYA KRENINDO PERKASA, PT Ph. (62-21) 451 4237

Fax. (62-21) 451 4337

WIRYA KRENINDO PERKASA, PT (CILEGON) Ph. (62-254) 380 857 Fax. (62-254) 380 858

WIRYA KRENINDO PERKASA, PT (SURABAYA) Ph. (62-31) 532 5426

Fax. (62-31) 532 2990

WIRYA KRENINDO, PT (BALIKPAPAN) Ph. (62-542) 410 312 Fax. (62-542) 410 312

ADILUHUNG SARANASEGARA INDONESIA, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-31-329 7768, 329 8821

Fax. 62-31-5116 2757

DOK & PERKAPALAN KODJA BAHARI, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph : 62-21-430 2228, 430 2232

FAX: 62-21-430 3039, 430 3059

DUMAS TANJUNG PERAK SHIPYARD, PT

SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-31-329 5111, 329 1201

Fax. 62-31-329 3240

BUMI LAUT PERKASA, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph: 62-21- 530 5201, 530 5202

Fax: 62-21- 530 5203

BUMA KUWAMA, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph: 62-967-531 298, 531 458

Fax: 62-967- 533 129

FIBRITE FIBERGLASS, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph : 62-21- 809 3878

Fax : 62-21-809 1992

JANATA MARINA INDAH, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph : 62-21-527 4405

Fax: 62-21-527 4415

ORELA SHIPYARD, PT. SHIP REPAIR

Fax: 62-31-738 1599

KARYA DELKA MARITIM, PT SHIP REPAIR

Ph : 62-61-649 1983; 649 1161, 694 3218 Fax: 62-694-3818

PAHALA HARAPAN LESTARI, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-717-435 544, 439 367, 700 1222 Fax. 62-717-439 359

LION FIBRE GLASS, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph : 62-021-9931 5311

CARITA BOAT INDONESIA, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph: 62-21-756 2277

Fax: 62-21-756 0243

CAPUTRA MITRA SEJATI, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph : 62-21-634 3913, 634 3782

Fax : 62-21-634 3783

GALANGAN BALIKPAPAN UTAMA, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph : 62-542-421 684, 422 274

Fax : 62-542-423 231

Ph : 62-21- 809 3878

Fax : 62-21-809 1992

MARINATAMA GEMANUSA, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph. 62-778-455 762 Fax 62-778-429 971

RIWAN SAMUDERA, PT FIBERGLASS VESSEL

Ph. 62-21-547 2208

Fax. 62-21-547 44139

TEGAL SHIPYARD UTAMA, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-283-358 290 Fax. 62-283-358 290

DAYA RADAR UTAMA, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph.I : 62-21-430 3180, 435 5845

Ph. II : 62-21-4390 8873, 4390 8874, 4390 8875

Fax I : 62-21-430 8891

Fax II : 62-21-4390 8876

INDONESIA MARINA SHIPYARD, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph : 62-21-522 3414

Fax : 62-21-522 3413

NOAHTU SHIPYARD, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-721-31 312 Fax 62-721-31 525

WARUNA NUSA SENTANA, PT SHIP REPAIR & SHIP BUILDING

Ph. 62-61- 453 5314, 415 4774 Fax. 62-21- 415 4738

JAKARTA 861/2d554/1d293/1d234/0d386/1d420/1d819/2d762/2d 626/2d1312/4d1557/5d1886/6d BELAWAN 861/2d885/3d585/2d1041/3d 1130/2d 1292/4d*1734/6d*1679/5d* 1348/4d 2228/7d*2473/8d*2782/9d* PADANG 554/1d885/3d787/2d932/3d932/3d921/3d1363/4d1308/4d1049/3d1857/6d2102/7d2411/8d PALEMBANG 293/1d585/3d787/2d434/1d575/1d318/1d955/3d948/3d809/2d1523/5d1718/5d2027/5d

SEMARANG 234/0d1041/3d932/3d434/1d194/0d462/1d637/2d593/2d431/1d1114/3d1359/4d1668/5d

SURABAYA 386/1d1130/2d932/3d575/1d194/0d546/1d535/1d437/1d294/1d980/3d1253/4d1534/5d

PONTIANAK 386/1d1130/2d932/3d575/1d194/0d546/1d535/1d437/1d294/1d980/3d1253/4d1534/5d

SAMARINDA 819/2d1734/6d* 1363/4d955/3d637/2d535/1d890/3d331/1d542/1d939/3d1025/3d1334/4d

MAKASSAR 762/2d1679/5d* 1308/4d948/3d593/2d437/1d847/3d331/1d331/1d587/2d832/2d1141/3d

BENOA 626/2d1348/4d1094/3d809/2d431/1d294/1d768/2d542/1d331/1d837/2d1105/3d1414/4d

AMBON 1312/4d 2228/7d* 1857/6d1523/5d1114/3d980/3d1411/4d939/3d587/2d837/2d346/1d655/2d

NAUTICALJAKARTA BELAWAN PADANG PALEMBANGSEMARANG SURABAYA PONTIANAK SAMARINDA MAKASSAR BENOAAMBON SORONG BIAK

Tare Weight:8,685

Cubic Capacity:2,700

Payload: 62,965

40'' OPEN-TOP CONTAINER

Interior Dimension:L 12,024

Door Opening:W 2,340

Tare Weight:8,880

Cubic Capacity: 2,320

40'' HIGH CUBE REEFER CONTAINER (L 40' x W 8' x H 9,6")

Interior Dimension:L 11,571 m x W 2,268 m x H 2,553 m

Door Opening:W 2,276 m x H 2,501 m

Tare Weight:10,690 lbs - 4,850 kg

Cubic Capacity:2,366 cuft - 67 cbm

Payload:64,270 lbs - 29,150 kg

2,352

2,244

cbm

Payload: 62,770 lbs - 28,470 kg

Top/Roof Opening:L 11,874 m x W 2,184 m

2,324

40'' DRY FREIGHT CONTAINER (L40'xW8'xH8,6")

Interior Dimension:L 12,032 x W 2,352 x H 2,393 m

Door Opening:W 2,340 m x H 2,280 m

Tare Weight:8,265 lbs - 3,750 kg

Cubic Capacity: 2,390 cuft - 67,7 cbm

Payload: 63,385 lbs - 28,750 kg

45'' HIGH CUBE DRY CONTAINER (L 45' x W 8' x H 9,6")

Interior Dimension:L 13,556 m x W 2,352 m x H 2,698 m

Door Opening:W 2,340 m x H 2,585 m

Tare Weight:10,625 lbs - 4,820 kg

Cubic Capacity: 3,045 cuft - 86 cbm

Payload: 61,025 lbs - 27,860 kg

KENT TRADER

GENERAL INFORMATION

KENT TRADER (IMO: 9236652) is a Container Ship registered and sailing under the flag of Liberia. Her gross tonnage is 25535 and deadweight is 35976. KENT TRADER was built in 2001. KENT TRADER length overall (LOA) is 199.98 m, beam is 29.8 m . Her container capacity is 2442 TEU . The ship is operated by KONTOR 17

GMBH.

HISTORY

VESSEL NAMEREGISTERED OWNER YEAR

SYMPHONY

LIANYUNGANG

BURLY

GENERAL

BURLY (IMO: 9790086)

a Container Ship registered and sailing under the flag of Panama. Her gross tonnage is 30000 and deadweight is 39000. EVER BURLY was built in 2019. EVER BURLY length overall (LOA) is 0 m, beam is 0 m. Her container capacity is 0 TEU. The ship is operated by EVERGREEN MARINE CORP.

HISTORY

GSL CHRISTEL

GENERAL INFORMATION

HISTORY

NAMEREGISTERED OWNER

gross tonnage

CMA

GENERAL

HISTORY

VESSEL NAMEREGISTERED OWNER YEAR

PAPUAN

HISTORY

NAMEREGISTERED OWNER

SAMUDERA