PT Jasa Armada Indonesia Tbk (IPCM), together with parent company PT Pelindo Jasa Maritim (SPJM), said it is strengthening maritime and logistics support for Indonesia’s downstream industry program, particularly for strategic commodities including nickel, copper and coal.
The companies said the initiative aligns with the government’s downstreaming agenda aimed at strengthening the national energy and mineral supply chain.
The collaboration between IPCM and SPJM includes maritime transportation services, tug and pilotage operations, and the management of specialized terminals. The companies are also seeking to expand cooperation with state-owned enterprises involved in downstream industrial projects.
IPCM currently provides services for energy and mineral cargo vessels in several strategic locations. For coal shipments, the company operates across several PT Pelindo Regional 2 port areas, including Meulaboh, PT MBP under the Adaro Group, and PT Bukit Asam’s special terminals.
For liquefied natural gas (LNG), IPCM serves terminals operated by PT Jawa Satu Power, PT Nusantara Regas and PT PGN LNG Indonesia. In the nickel sector, the company operates at Weda Port and at the special terminal of PT Trimegah Bangun Persada in Laiwui.
To support growing downstream activities, IPCM and SPJM said they will focus on expanding maritime transport capacity, tug and pilotage services, and specialized terminal management to accommodate rising cargo volumes.
The companies also plan to strengthen strategic partnerships with state-owned enterprises including PT Bukit Asam and Pertamina to support the continuity of energy and mineral supply chains.
“The synergy with IPCM is a concrete step to ensure Pelindo Jasa Maritim plays an active role in supporting the government’s downstreaming program,” said Suhendra Yusuf Ratuprawiranegara, Director of Strategy and Commercial at SPJM.
“We are ready to strengthen integrated maritime services and expand strategic collaboration opportunities with state-owned enterprise project owners,” he added.
IPCM President Director Shanti Puruhita said the company was prepared to strengthen its fleet and optimize transportation, tug and pilotage, and specialized terminal services to support national logistics demand for energy and mineral commodities.
IPCM also reported stronger financial performance in the first quarter of 2026, posting a net profit of 45.57 billion rupiah ($2.8 million), up 3.03% from a year earlier.
The company’s total assets rose 4.39% from the end of 2025 to 1.79 trillion rupiah, while operating cash flow increased 36.29% to 102.10 billion rupiah.
The company said the results reflected operational efficiency and stronger profitability, providing a foundation for further expansion in supporting Indonesia’s downstream industry agenda.