Hutama Karya's Subsidiary Targets Pendapatan Tembus Rp680 Billion This Year

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JAKARTA - A subsidiary of PT Hutama Karya (Persero) engaged in toll road services and maintenance, PT Hakaaston (HKA) is targeting revenues of IDR 680 billion this year.

The revenue target increased by 130 percent from 2023 revenue, which was IDR 523 billion.

HKA Operations Director Martin Nababan said his party was targeting revenue of up to Rp680 billion for the new segment of the 319.3 kilometer (km) Trans Sumatra Toll Road to be managed.

This target is set in line with the development of the JTTS National Strategic Project (PSN) infrastructure which has reached 88.70 percent.

Meanwhile, based on the target set by the Ministry of Public Works and Public Housing (PUPR), there are as many as five (5) JTTS sections targeted to be completed by 2024.

"The Sigli-Padang Tiji-Seulimeum section from 35.7 km to 74.1 km, Binjai-Brandan from 20 km to 58 km, Kuala Tanjung-Indrapura-Tebing Tinggi-Dolok-Sinaksak from 28.3 km to 83.8 km, Indrapura-Kisaran (seks 1 & 2) from 15.7 km to 47.7 km and Pekanbaru-Bangkinang-Koto Kampar from 31 km to 55.7 km is the section that we will operate this year," Martin said in his written statement, Monday, March 4th.

HKA has also prepared strategies to provide maximum service and improve the convenience of toll road users, including by designing four main applications, namely, Astoll which is a platform to provide real-time information about toll road conditions, live CCTV, rest area locations, toll rates and emergency response features.

Then, HKA Toll Road Operation and Maintenance (Trom) which supports the work of toll officers in providing services on toll roads. Finally, HKA Today and Live Asphalt Monitoring System (LAMPS) are important platforms for toll road maintenance and monitoring of hotmix logistics in all production units.

As for now, HKA has passed 13 sections at JTTS and two (2) sections on the island of Java which belongs to the Toll Road Business Entity (BUJT) PT Hutama Karya (Persero), Indonesia Investor Authority (INA) and PT Hutama Marga Waskita (Hamawas).