IPCC Records Net Profit Of IDR 190.30 Billion In The Third Quarter Of 2025

JAKARTA - PT Indonesia Vehicle Terminal Tbk (IPCC) reported that until the third quarter of 2025, posted a net profit of IDR 190.30 billion, an increase of 28.42 percent year-on-year (yoy) until September 2025.

Meanwhile, in terms of revenue, the IPCC recorded a significant increase in the third quarter of this year, which grew 12.67 percent on an annual basis (yoy) to IDR 660.24 billion compared to the same period the previous year of IDR 585.98 billion.

IPCC Wing Finance Director Megantoro said the growth was mainly driven by an increase in revenue in the CBU segment which rose 19.67 percent, with international market contributions reaching 10.17 percent and domestic by 9.50 percent.

Overall, he said revenue based on services consisted of 78 percent of the international segment and 22 percent of the domestic segment, with a composition of revenue per type of cargo, namely 77 percent of CBU, 11 percent of Heavy Equipment, 9 percent of Truck / Bus, 2 percent of General Cargo / Spareparts, and 1 percent of other cargo.

"Especially in the CBU cargo segment, the IPCC managed to record a positive performance thanks to the transformation and optimization of the operational sector through the implementation of the PTOS-C system at the International Terminal and Domestic IPCC Branch Jakarta which has been fully implemented in 2025, digitizing financial processes, and implementing commercial business innovations which as a whole can encourage revenue improvement," he said in a written statement, Tuesday, October 21.

He conveyed that based on the balance sheet, the performance of the IPCC shows a healthy condition and has solid fundamentals and does not have a debt free company.

According to him, this can be seen from the increase in assets of around 4.21 percent from Rp1.85 trillion at the end of 2024 to Rp1.93 trillion in the third quarter of 2025 which was supported by a 15.8 percent increase in the company's current assets from Rp901.44 billion at the end of December 2024 to Rp1.04 trillion at the end of September 2025 which was in line with revenue growth.

"The company's financial performance, especially income from other sectors, is no less productive, which contributes maximally to the company," he explained.

According to him, another factor that the company does is to efficiency the use of the budget by focusing directly on operational performance, increasing income and based on customer satisfaction.

IPCC President Director Sugeng Mulyadi said that his party is optimistic that it can exceed 2025 with the hope of growing above 20 percent, this is of course supported by efforts to maintain the company's fundamentals that have gone well in accordance with governance.

"Efforts to implement the company's business strategy and innovation in the form of optimization and digitization of services, expansion of the market on operating services with carriers, and effectiveness of the work pattern by prioritizing the improvement of integrated services in the vehicle ecosystem to increase value for customers," he said.

With the increase in the work area of IPCC in Banjarmasin since October 2024, the Banjarmasin Satellite Terminal has managed to carve out achievements that continue to grow, until the third quarter of 2025 recorded 327 ship visits, total consolidated cargo achievements (CBU, Trucks, Heavy Equipment, Motorcycles and General Cago) 71,545 units.

According to Sugeng, the increase in profit achieved by the company is also supported by a commitment to implementing GCG, GRC and budget efficiency in each operational line, while maintaining health and work safety standards.

He conveyed that this achievement is proof that the company's increasingly efficient management, accompanied by strengthening governance, risk management, digitization and sustainable transformation, has been able to provide optimal results for IPCC performance in the third quarter of 2025.

According to him, in facing various challenges, especially in the fourth quarter of 2025, the IPCC always prioritizes optimal service, continuing to focus on developing sustainable business strategies and innovative business models to provide smart solutions for stakeholders.

"The company is also working on business expansion to create inter-terminal connectivity, while reducing logistics costs through more efficient and integrated processes," he said.

He added that entering the last three months of 2025, with the increasing cargo of various electric vehicle brands (EVs) as well as the development of an industrial base and electric vehicle ecosystem in Indonesia, it is hoped that this sector can contribute more than 70,000 units of vehicles.

According to him, this condition is believed to provide greater growth opportunities for IPCC.

"Through smart ports, green growth and smart solutions IPCC is optimistic that it will further emphasize its contribution to the vehicle ecosystem and record a brilliant performance in 2025," concluded Sugeng.