The Indonesian Trucking Companies’ Association (APTRINDO) has officially moved into its new office, marking a fresh chapter in the organization’s efforts to streamline services and strengthen its presence in the capital.
Located in the GRANUSA building at the Yos Sudarso Kompek Perkantoran Megah in North Jakarta’s Tanjung Priok, the four-floors building will now serve as the main hub for both the APTRINDO Headquarter (DPP) and its Jakarta Regional Chapter (DPD DKI Jakarta).
The inauguration of the new headquarters was marked with a Thanksgiving celebration on Friday, August 8, 2025, where APTRINDO also distributed donations to around 100 orphans from the nearby Mambo neighborhood, a gesture underscoring the association’s community commitment.
“All of our membership services are now centralized in this office,” said Dharmawan Witanto, also known as Akong, Chairman of APTRINDO DKI Jakarta, during the event.
“We acknowledge that the facilities are still undergoing improvements, but the move is a significant step forward.”
The event was attended by key figures from the association, including DPP members, Jakarta chapter leaders, and several business representatives from the transportation sector.
H. Anas and Febri, two senior APTRINDO officials, expressed hope that the new office would bring added momentum to the organization. “Please pray that this new chapter will bring blessings and allow us to serve our members more effectively,” they said.
According to the Jakarta regional board, APTRINDO currently represents around 360 trucking companies operating a combined fleet of approximately 15,000 vehicles, making it one of the largest trade groups in the sector.
The new office is expected to enhance coordination among members, improve administrative services, and provide a dedicated space for joint meetings and industry dialogues.