IPC TPK Records Performance Surge, Container Flow Grows 13.59 Percent Until September 2025

JAKARTA - The performance of the IPC Container Terminal (IPC TPK) continues to show a positive trend throughout 2025. This subsidiary of the Pelindo Container Terminal recorded a 13.95 percent increase in operational performance until September 2025 compared to the same period last year.

During the first nine months of 2025, IPC TPK managed to handle 2.62 million TEUs containers, up from 2.3 million TEUs in the period January to September 2024. This increase strengthens the position of IPC TPK as one of the main players in the national logistics supply chain.

"This spike is mainly driven by the growth in the flow of domestic containers, which are important pillars in the national logistics supply chain," said IPC Corporate Secretary of TPK Pramestie Wulandary, in an official statement, Monday, October 20.

Growth is also reflected in the achievement in the third quarter of 2025. In September, the TPK IPC recorded a delivery volume of 304,358 TEUs, up 15.1 percent compared to September 2024 which was 264,262 TEUs.

Pramestie explained that this surge in performance was driven by an increase in the flow of domestic containers in a number of strategic ports. These include improving adhoc services and terminal efficiency at the Tanjung Priok TPK IPC, increasing volume from major shipping lines at the Pontianak TPK IPC, as well as growth in commodity exports such as rubber, rubber, and animal feed from Palembang, Bayur Bay, and Panjang.

In addition, IPC TPK also recorded new export activities to Vietnam. In September 2025, the MV Alvan ship docked at Operation Terminal 3 of Tanjung Priok Port in collaboration between IPC TPK and HDAS CO through the Karana Line agent. This initiative is expected to strengthen Indonesia's trade relationship Vietnam' and open up new export opportunities in the ASEAN region.

The growth in the performance of IPC TPK is in line with the national export trend. Based on data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the value of Indonesia's exports until August 2025 reached US$185.13 billion, growing 7.72 percent on an annual basis. Meanwhile, imports were recorded at 155.99 billion US dollars, up 2.05 percent, with the largest composition on raw materials and capital goods, indicating expansionary domestic industrial activity.

Towards the end of 2025, we are targeting the TPK IPC to continue to record positive performance by strengthening operational efficiency, expanding digital services, building synergies with service users and strengthening human resources to be ready to face the challenges of the logistics industry going forward. We want to make sure the TPK IPC is not only growing but also more sustainable," said Pramestie.

Through continued growing performance and sustainable innovation, IPC TPK is committed to strengthening its strategic role as the main driver of national logistics and reliable partners in Indonesia's maritime ecosystem.