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PJM Region 3 Surpasses Targets through May

PT Pelindo Jasa Maritim Region 3 exceeded its targets, with pilotage reaching 101% and towing 113% through May, supported by higher vessel activity and operational efficiency

PT Pelindo Jasa Maritim (PJM) Region 3 exceeded its operational targets through May, with pilotage services reaching 101% of the company’s Corporate Work Plan and Budget (RKAP) target and towing services achieving 113%.

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The company said the results reflected higher vessel activity at several ports under its management and continued demand for marine services supporting Indonesia’s logistics network.

The towing performance, which outpaced the budget target, was driven by increased utilization of towing services, while pilotage operations also exceeded planned levels, reflecting consistent service delivery and a continued focus on navigational safety.

Senior Vice President of Corporate Secretary Tubagus Patrick said the achievement was supported by operational discipline and workforce commitment.

“This achievement reflects the hard work, collaboration and commitment of our operational personnel. We remain focused on improving service quality through workforce development, fleet optimization and the implementation of high safety and service standards,” Tubagus said in a statement.

PJM Region 3 said it will seek to sustain the positive performance by strengthening operational coordination, improving the reliability of facilities and fleet assets, and expanding the use of technology to enhance the effectiveness of pilotage and towing services.

The company said these initiatives form part of its broader strategy to develop integrated and competitive maritime services while supporting vessel movements, national logistics efficiency and Indonesia’s maritime connectivity.

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PJM Region 3 said it expects to maintain its operational growth through the remainder of 2026 as vessel traffic and port activities continue to support demand for marine services.