JAKARTA - PT Pertamina International Shipping (PIS) recorded positive performance throughout 2025 amid various challenges faced by the global shipping industry.
Throughout 2025, PIS has transported 107.69 billion liters of crude oil, refinery products, fuels, and LPG, ensuring the reliability of energy supply to all corners of Indonesia.
PIS Vega Pita's Corporate Secretary said, as part of the Pertamina Group, PIS also carries out business to support Indonesia's economic growth and improve people's welfare, as well as preserve Indonesia's oceans for the nation's future generations.
"Throughout 2025, PIS will contribute to the country with a total of IDR 4.87 trillion through taxes and dividends to support Indonesia's economic growth," said Vega, Friday, July 24.
Likewise, support for other domestic industries, such as ship maintenance and improving the capabilities of the Indonesian shipping industry, including support for Indonesian sailors.
In terms of financial performance, PIS recorded business revenue of US$3,333.69 million in 2025. From this revenue, the company pocketed a profit of US$572.48 million or an increase of 2.49 percent compared to the previous year. In addition, PIS also plays an important role in the distribution of national energy.
"This positive performance is supported by cost efficiency and the addition of business portfolios, including in the non-captive business," he continued.
The increase was noted in the growth of the LNG transportation business. PIS transported LNG in 11 shipments, which was equivalent to 5.5 times the realization in 2024. This reflects the increasing trust of domestic LNG customers in PIS.
The expansion of the international gas & petrochemical cargo portfolio is carried out through the transportation of Vinyl Chloride Monomer (VCM) with 28 shipments. The diversification of this business is also strengthened through penetration into new segments, including the first shipment of 30,216 metric tons of slab steel, which confirms PIS' commitment to expanding the national industrial downstream portfolio beyond conventional energy transportation.
"The net profit and revenue growth we achieved in 2025 is the result of the combination of fleet strengthening, business expansion, operational discipline, and cost efficiency that we consistently carry out across all business lines. This proves that PIS can continue to grow in the midst of the dynamic geopolitical challenges of the industry," continued Vega.
Capacity strengthening of the fleet is also the foundation for this achievement. The total number of ships managed and supervised by PIS reached 111 units in 2025, before there was downstream business integration in the Pertamina Group.
"The fleet strengthening that we have carried out throughout 2025 is a tangible manifestation of PIS's continued growth commitment, this capacity growth is a tangible proof of PIS towards national economic growth," explained Vega.
In the Net Zero Emission (NZE) effort, PIS managed to reduce emissions by 116,761 tCO2e, or 158 percent above the 2025 target, with the largest contribution coming from voyage optimization or operational optimization of ship voyages where ships can be more fuel efficient by using technology and or more environmentally friendly fuels.
The commitment to sustainability of PIS is also reflected in the ESG BB score obtained from MSCI (Morgan Stanley Capital International). This achievement shows PIS's performance in managing environmental, social, and governance risks that are increasingly mature.
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