Annual shareholders meeting approved 2025 results after PT Pelindo Solusi Maritim exceeded revenue and ship docking targets, driven by operational efficiencies and plans to expand maritime services
PT Pelindo Solusi Maritim (PSM), a subsidiary of PT Pelindo Jasa Maritim (PJM), reported higher revenue and operational performance for 2025 at its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (GMS), reflecting gains from operational efficiencies and business transformation.
The shareholders’ meeting, held on June 26 at Pelindo Tower in Jakarta, approved the company’s Annual Report for the 2025 fiscal year. PSM recorded revenue of IDR 326.23 billion, or 153.25% of its 2025 corporate budget target and 102.02% increase yoy, from 2024 revenue.
The company also completed docking work on 53 vessels during the year, reaching 156% of its annual target and marking an increase of 108.2% compared with 2024.
The meeting was attended by PSM’s Board of Commissioners and Board of Directors, representatives of its majority shareholder PT Pelindo Jasa Maritim, minority shareholder PT Integrasi Logistik Cipta Solusi (ILCS), and a notary.
“We appreciate the trust placed in PT PSM by our stakeholders throughout 2025, enabling the company to exceed the targets set by shareholders,” President Director Budi Pratomo said.
He attributed the company’s performance to operational transformation and efficiency measures, adding that PSM aims to build on the momentum in 2026 by expanding its ship docking business, strengthening workforce capabilities, broadening its services into dredging, channel maintenance and coastal engineering, and increasing collaboration across the Pelindo Group.
Representing the majority shareholder, PJM Commercial Director Suhendra called on PSM’s management to continue implementing Pelindo’s Cost Optimization Program (OPTIPI) in a structured and sustainable manner while maintaining operational reliability, occupational health and safety standards, and production equipment readiness.
He said the program should support growth in net profit and EBITDA while reducing operating expenses without disrupting the company’s core business activities.