Car terminal operator PT Indonesia Kendaraan Terminal Tbk (IDX: IPCC) reported a 13.53% year-on-year rise in consolidated operational performance as of February, supported by higher cargo volumes and improvements in its digital-based terminal management system.
The company recorded 593 ship calls during the period, up by 111 calls from a year earlier, representing growth of 23.06%, the company said.
The strongest expansion came from the truck and bus cargo segment, which increased 50.61% year-on-year, or 17,062 units more than the previous period.
Overall operational performance across vehicle terminal services, including completely built-up (CBU) vehicles, heavy equipment and truck/bus cargo, continued to show steady growth.
The company attributed the increase partly to the strengthening of its digital operational system through the implementation of the PTOS-C platform, which integrates international and domestic terminal operations.
“Digital transformation through the implementation of PTOS-C is a crucial part of our strategy to build a more integrated, efficient and transparent vehicle terminal operational system,” President Director Sugeng Mulyadi said in a statement.
The platform is expected to improve service efficiency, accelerate operational processes and enhance visibility for service users.
Growth in vehicle exports also contributed to stronger operational performance, particularly in the CBU cargo segment. As of February 2026, the company handled 62,630 CBU units, up around 35% from the same period last year.
Vietnam was the largest export destination, accounting for 11,672 vehicles during the period. In total, IPCC handled 139,480 vehicles in the consolidated CBU segment, an increase of 5,895 units, or 4.41% year-on-year.
During the first two months of 2026, the company processed 195,729 units of consolidated cargo, including CBU vehicles, trucks, buses and heavy equipment, up by 23,319 units from the same period last year.
“The improvement in operational performance at the start of this year reflects the effectiveness of our consistently implemented vehicle terminal management strategy,” said Bagus Dwipoyono.
IPCC operates as part of the Pelindo Group ecosystem under subholding PT Pelindo Multi Terminal, focusing on non-containerized and multipurpose cargo services. The company plays a strategic role in managing vehicle terminals that support both domestic distribution and export logistics.
To improve service quality, IPCC has also standardized operations across five satellite terminals as part of efforts to strengthen its terminal network and enhance digital integration.
The truck and bus segment recorded the fastest growth amid increased activity in Indonesia’s mining sector, partly driven by government downstream mineral processing policies.
Demand for heavy equipment also remained strong. As of February 2026, IPCC handled 5,477 units of heavy equipment, up 7.08% year-on-year, or 362 units more than in the same period a year earlier.
The company said the growth reflects its role in supporting national industrial supply chains, including mining and agriculture sectors linked to government programs aimed at boosting food self-sufficiency and industrial downstream development.
“The growth in operational performance across various service segments demonstrates that IPCC’s business development initiatives are able to respond adaptively to industry needs,” said Endah Dwi Liesly.