JAKARTA (ChannelindonesiaTV.Com, April 22, 2026) - Amidst global geopolitical dynamics that suppress demand and restrain the pace of international cargo distribution, PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX:IPCC) continues to demonstrate resilience in performance by recording consolidated operational growth of 7.35%, recorded at 297,972 units higher or 20,409 units more than the period last year which reached 277,862 units.
This achievement reflects the effectiveness of its integrated risk mitigation implementation and the company's consistency in strengthening relationships with customers and stakeholders. As a company focused on integrated car terminal services, IPCC manages end-to-end vehicle loading, unloading, storage, and distribution for domestic and international markets.
In the structure of the national port ecosystem, IPCC is part of the subholding of PT Pelindo Multi Terminal (SPMT) which is under the auspices of the Pelindo Group, thus playing a strategic role in supporting the smooth running of the national maritime logistics chain, especially in the vehicle and heavy equipment segments through reliable, efficient, and sustainability-oriented services.
Cargo growth at IPCC-managed terminals is reflected in consolidated vessel calls, which reached 901, representing an increase of 103 calls year-on-year (YoY), representing a 12.91% increase. Consolidated vessel calls to various Satellite Terminal areas reached 682 calls, a 24% increase year-on-year (YoY).
Selain itu, pertumbuhan paling menonjol juga terlihat pada segmen kargo Truck/Bus yang mencatatkan peningkatan sebesar 45,14% YoY atau bertambah 22.929 unit dibandingkan periode sebelumnya serta secara total tercatat 73.723 unit. Secara keseluruhan, kinerja operasional terminal kendaraan baik di wilayah Branch Jakarta maupun terminal satelit (konsolidasi) yang meliputi CBU, alat berat, serta Truck/Bus masing-masing mencatatkan kinerja yang berbanding terbalik sebesar (3,97)% dan 21,47%, hal ini dipengaruhi oleh berbagai faktor geopolitik baik nasional maupun global.
Realisasi aktivitas bongkar muat kendaraan utamanya pada sisi Ekspor hingga triwulan I(satu) mengalami peningkatan sebesar 13% atau secara total 91.768 unit, tercatat 10.430 lebih banyak. Hingga Maret 2026, perseroan mencatatkan penanganan kargo CBU konsolidasi sebanyak 216.238 unit, menurun tipis sekitar (1,2%) secara tahunan (YoY).
Kondisi ini sekaligus memberikan kewaspadaan bagi IPCC ditengah kondisi geopolitik global yang agile dan menurunnya daya beli masyarakat, yang mungkin berdampak pada kinerja keuangan perusahaan. Penurunan angka penanganan bongkar muat IPCC hingga bulan Maret 2026 dibandingkan periode yang sama tahun sebelumnya tidak terlepas dari tekanan dinamika geopolitik global yang berdampak pada perlambatan permintaan serta terganggunya kelancaran distribusi kargo internasional. Ketidakpastian pasar, penyesuaian produksi dari sejumlah automaker, serta tertahannya arus logistik lintas negara turut memengaruhi volume throughput kendaraan yang ditangani perseroan pada triwulan I(satu) tahun 2026.
Pada layanan kargo truk dan bus, IPCC mencatat pertumbuhan paling signifikan sebesar 45,14% secara tahunan (YoY), tercatat 73.723 unit lebih banyak seiring meningkatnya aktivitas sektor pertambangan dan penambangan domestik yang terdorong oleh implementasi kebijakan hilirisasi industri sumber daya mineral. Di sisi lain, program pemerintah melalui Kementerian Pertanian Republik Indonesia yang berfokus pada penguatan swasembada pangan—melalui peningkatan produktivitas pertanian, pengembangan lahan sawah baru, serta hilirisasi sektor pertanian—juga turut meningkatkan kebutuhan alat produksi dan sarana angkut yang distribusinya dilayani melalui terminal kendaraan yang dikelola IPCC
Adapun selama tiga bulan pertama tahun 2026 perseroan berhasil melayani 8.011 unit Alat Berat atau 1,32% lebih tinggi secara yoy. Peningkatan kinerja operasi kargo alat berat IPCC pada bulan Maret 2026 dibandingkan periode yang sama tahun 2025 didorong oleh meningkatnya aktivitas sektor pertambangan yang kembali menunjukkan tren ekspansif. Kenaikan permintaan terhadap komoditas tambang, baik untuk pasar domestik maupun ekspor, mendorong kebutuhan mobilisasi alat berat seperti excavator, bulldozer, dan dump truck, yang secara langsung berdampak pada peningkatan volume kargo yang ditangani perseroan.
"Furthermore, service integration through the Cargo Distribution Management (CDM) approach, including inland logistics support, enables more efficient and scalable heavy equipment distribution. This not only increases throughput but also strengthens IPCC's position as a strategic partner in the heavy equipment and mining industry supply chain. Overall, this improved performance reflects IPCC's ability to adapt and capitalize on opportunities in the non-automotive sector, while strengthening business diversification to maintain sustainable growth amidst global challenges. "Consolidated growth in the truck, bus, and heavy equipment segments shows significant growth and indicates that automotive logistics activities remain positive, while strengthening IPCC's role in supporting the smooth distribution of vehicles for both the domestic and export markets," said Bagus Dwipoyono, IPCC's Director of Operations and Engineering.
In line with strengthening the company's role in supporting a sustainable national industrial supply chain, IPCC is integrating digital-based services by combining connectivity between terminals through the PTOS-C system. "The increase in operational performance in the first quarter of 2026 for various types of cargo served shows that the strategic business innovation initiatives implemented by IPCC are able to respond to the dynamics of industrial needs adaptively and address global geopolitical challenges. Through strengthening the terminal network, optimizing integrated operational systems, and implementing good corporate governance principles, we are optimistic that IPCC can provide sustainable and responsible added value while making a real contribution to supporting cost efficiency in the national industrial supply chain so that it becomes more competitive," said Endah Dwi Liesly, IPCC Corporate Secretary.
(CI-TV/orcom IPCC Editorial Team).