IPCC Posts Profit of IDR 256.51 Billion in 2025, Growing 20.87 Percent

JAKARTA - PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IPCC) recorded net profit throughout 2025 of IDR 256.51 billion or grew 20.87 percent year on year (year on year/yoy) compared to the previous year's profit of IDR 212.21 billion.

This increase is in line with the company's revenue growth which reached IDR 929.96 billion or an increase of 12.77 percent (yoy) compared to the previous year of IDR 824.60 billion.

Director of Finance, HR and Risk Management, Wing Megantoro, said the performance reflected the increasingly strong business fundamentals and the company's ability to maintain sustainable growth in the midst of industry dynamics.

According to him, this performance was driven by the acceleration of innovation, strengthening of operational transformation and digitization, as well as the standardization of business processes which had an impact on increasing efficiency, productivity, and service quality.

He explained that in terms of revenue, the largest contribution still came from the Tanjung Priok Branch at 91 percent or Rp842.55 billion, while the satellite terminal contributed 9 percent or Rp85.15 billion.

In terms of business composition, the Completely Built Up (CBU) segment remains the backbone of the business with revenue reaching IDR 697.66 billion, followed by the heavy equipment segment of IDR 82.67 billion and trucks/buses of IDR 77.31 billion.

In addition, growth is also supported by the increasing trend of electric vehicles or Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV), with IPCC serving more than 101,731 units throughout the year, dominated by Chinese brands which contributed more than 80,000 units.

The Company also recorded an increase in total assets to IDR 2.05 trillion or up 11.21 percent from the previous IDR 1.85 trillion in 2024, supported by an increase in cash and cash equivalents to IDR 1.08 trillion or up 33.55 percent.

Wing added that the company continues to carry out cost efficiency and optimize the digitization of payment systems through platforms such as PRAYA and PTOS-C, which allow for real-time bill transparency while reducing the billing period.

"As one of the business entities in the Pelindo group that has solid fundamentals, we have no corporate obligations in the form of debt to banks or other parties (debt free company) so that it provides more prudent room for movement and independence of financial management for the development of the company", said Wing.

Similarly, IPCC President Director Sugeng Mulyadi, expressed his appreciation to all stakeholders for this achievement.

"Throughout 2025, the IPCC has managed to expand its services by adding capacity through PDC, integrating logistics services, in-land transportation and optimizing idle land around the company to accommodate the surge in cargo passing through our terminals," said Sugeng.

In 2025, IPCC's business strategy continues by adjusting the company's master strategy and plan that operates on the integrated vehicle terminal logistics ecosystem (vehicle logistics ecosystem), by continuing to carry out both organic and inorganic business expansion.

Director of Engineering and Operations Bagus Dwipoyono said IPCC continued to strengthen the operational and digitalization aspects, one of which was the full Go-Live of the PTOS-C application at international terminals which aimed to integrate services and combine operating patterns with technology.

"To improve operational services that focus on user satisfaction, ensure the readiness of operational teams, work safety, sustainable transformation by implementing the 3 No work principle, namely no cause defect, no accept defect, no continues defect", said Bagus.